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"Ghosts draws inspiration from the literary art of M. R. James, a well-known writer of ghost-stories and a scholar of medieval history." "It is impossible to put into words the magic of certain passages, the taste of certain contrasts, the alchemy with which multiple and opposing suggestions come together in a coherent and, though grotesque, fascinating journey."
"Ghosts draws inspiration from the literary art of M. R. James, a well-known writer of ghost-stories and a scholar of medieval history."
"It is impossible to put into words the magic of certain passages, the taste of certain contrasts, the alchemy with which multiple and opposing suggestions come together in a coherent and, though grotesque, fascinating journey."
The Triple Tree's 'Ghosts' is a conceptually rich and artistically profound album blending gothic folk with industrial sounds. Inspired by M. R. James' ghost stories, it marks a mature phase in Tony Wakeford's career alongside Andrew King. The album features notable guest contributions and explores deep, arcane themes with a haunting atmosphere. Praised as a courageous and poetic escape from modernity, 'Ghosts' stands out as one of Wakeford's best works post-Sol Invictus. Explore The Triple Tree’s 'Ghosts' for a haunting journey into gothic folk and atmospheric storytelling.
With 'Faking Gold & Murder,' the trio brings forth their most cultured and refined work. Real gold is forged, not false!
With 'Faking Gold & Murder,' the trio brings forth their most cultured and refined work.
Real gold is forged, not false!
The review praises Aethenor's 'Faking Gold & Murder' as a seminal avant-garde album that surpasses the boundaries of contemporary experimental music. Stephen O'Malley and collaborators craft a rich fusion of cosmic, ritualistic, and dark sounds, highlighted by David Tibet's haunting vocals. The album is described as a monumental work that redefines the genre and leaves a lasting impact on listeners interested in extreme experimental music. Dive into the dark, cosmic depths of Aethenor's 'Faking Gold & Murder'—listen now and experience avant-garde music at its finest!
Bennett is a hyena, a rabid and drooling dog, and titles like 'Ass-destroyer' clearly express the verbal virulence that characterizes the invectives. 'Great White Death' is a cell of a criminal asylum smeared with feces and semen, where Bennett resides, agitates, bangs his head against the wall.
Bennett is a hyena, a rabid and drooling dog, and titles like 'Ass-destroyer' clearly express the verbal virulence that characterizes the invectives.
'Great White Death' is a cell of a criminal asylum smeared with feces and semen, where Bennett resides, agitates, bangs his head against the wall.
Great White Death by Whitehouse is a landmark in power electronics, combining unsettling electronics with aggressively raw vocals. William Bennett's mature performance pushes boundaries of shock, violence, and taboo. Though not the most brutal album by the band, it offers a deeply disturbing and authentic expression of rage and transgression. The album's atmosphere and themes challenge listeners and provoke strong emotional reactions. The Special Edition final track extends the dark, immersive experience. Dive into the raw power of Whitehouse’s Great White Death and experience one of power electronics’ seminal works.
The philosophy of the capital band: a mischievous, carefree, frivolous, arrogant fascism, frightfully void of content. The music of ZetaZeroAlfa... is no coincidence that 80% of the lyrics pathetically lean towards self-celebration.
The philosophy of the capital band: a mischievous, carefree, frivolous, arrogant fascism, frightfully void of content.
The music of ZetaZeroAlfa... is no coincidence that 80% of the lyrics pathetically lean towards self-celebration.
This review examines Zetazeroalfa's 2007 album 'La Ballata dello Stoccafisso,' highlighting its association with Italy's far-right youth tied to CasaPound. Musically, it features crude punk influences and occasional thrash-metal elements. Lyrically, it rehearses self-celebration, victimization, and slogans with little depth. The album is seen as a sociological artifact reflecting a troubling ideological void rather than a musically sophisticated work. Explore Zetazeroalfa's provocative punk album and understand its controversial role in Italy's far-right youth culture.
"Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain screams in the ears and heart: Yes, Tibet is here!, damn it if he is!" "The Tibet that remains alone with the piano after eight minutes of guitar frenzy and bizarre vocal mantras is, despite everything, goosebumps!"
"Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain screams in the ears and heart: Yes, Tibet is here!, damn it if he is!"
"The Tibet that remains alone with the piano after eight minutes of guitar frenzy and bizarre vocal mantras is, despite everything, goosebumps!"
Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain is an extraordinary and bold electric album by Current 93 that pushes their apocalyptic folk into new, psychedelic territories. Featuring complex layers, intense guitars, and David Tibet’s unique vocal delivery, the album demands patience and deep listening to fully appreciate its depth. Far from simply a crowd-pleasing record, it stands as a testament to Tibet’s enduring creative force and the band's evolving sound. Though challenging, it rewards the listener with a powerful and spiritual experience. Listen to Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain now and experience Current 93’s boldest apocalyptic journey yet!
"More than music in the strictest sense, 'The Fruits of Yggdrasil' sounds... like a heartfelt tribute to Norse mythology, something that mysteriously oscillates between a scientific treatise and a mystic invocation." "Her voice is merely an instrument used to reveal the secrets of the Runes... the blood freezes when that discordant and limping voice suddenly soars and declaims undecipherable verses."
"More than music in the strictest sense, 'The Fruits of Yggdrasil' sounds... like a heartfelt tribute to Norse mythology, something that mysteriously oscillates between a scientific treatise and a mystic invocation."
"Her voice is merely an instrument used to reveal the secrets of the Runes... the blood freezes when that discordant and limping voice suddenly soars and declaims undecipherable verses."
The Fruits of Yggdrasil stands as a unique and evocative album deeply rooted in Norse mythology and apocalyptic folk traditions. Patrick Leagas and Freya Aswynn combine ritualistic vocals with dark industrial soundscapes to create a haunting tribute to ancient wisdom and mysticism. The album's standout opener 'Havamal' defines its atmosphere, while the following tracks complement its mystic narrative. Praised for its originality and depth, it is a cornerstone in the British dark underground. Discover the haunting rituals and Norse mysteries of Sixth Comm's The Fruits of Yggdrasil – listen now and dive into esoteric dark folk!
The music of Sonne Hagal is a chest of small emotions, to be opened and savored in blissful solitude. Jordansfrost is a sinusoidal trail that slowly dives into melancholy, then gradually rises to the dimension of dreams.
The music of Sonne Hagal is a chest of small emotions, to be opened and savored in blissful solitude.
Jordansfrost is a sinusoidal trail that slowly dives into melancholy, then gradually rises to the dimension of dreams.
Sonne Hagal returns with their second album, Jordansfrost, offering a quietly powerful continuation of their heartfelt folk music. The album features a fluid blend of acoustic and electronic elements, evoking melancholy and epic moods. It builds on their debut, Helfahrt, while showcasing a larger ensemble and collaborative spirit. Jordansfrost invites listeners into an intimate, poetic musical world enriched by multiple guest artists. Explore Sonne Hagal’s Jordansfrost and immerse yourself in an evocative folk journey filled with haunting melodies and rich collaborations.
The Hill of Crosses remains an excellent track, certainly among the most evocative on the album. A good album, but not the best of Sol Invictus.
The Hill of Crosses remains an excellent track, certainly among the most evocative on the album.
A good album, but not the best of Sol Invictus.
The Hill of Crosses by Sol Invictus maintains their apocalyptic folk style but lacks the inspiration of previous releases. The album features skilled musicians, with notable moments like the jazz-influenced "December Song" and a Lithuanian folk cover. While the title track stands out as a classic, the overall similarity of songs and less compelling vocals from Tony Wakeford hold the album back. Recommended mainly for dedicated fans. Explore The Hill of Crosses to experience Sol Invictus’ haunting apocalyptic folk journey.
Crisis is, in the end, not a fundamental but an honest band, justly forgotten but not to be blamed or criticized. 'Holocaust Hymns' might delight anyone who loves the most direct and belligerent punk without expecting too much.
Crisis is, in the end, not a fundamental but an honest band, justly forgotten but not to be blamed or criticized.
'Holocaust Hymns' might delight anyone who loves the most direct and belligerent punk without expecting too much.
The review assesses Crisis’ compilation album 'Holocaust Hymns', highlighting its significance more as a historical punk artifact than a musical milestone. Featuring early works of Douglas Pearce and Tony Wakeford, it presents solid British punk but lacks innovation or enduring impact. While production quality wanes in later tracks, the album captures the band’s raw energy and political stance. Fans of direct punk may find it engaging, though apocalyptic folk enthusiasts should look elsewhere. Dive into 'Holocaust Hymns' for an authentic slice of British punk history and discover the roots of apocalyptic folk.
"Ultime Notizie di Cronaca is the missing link to understand the man Ferretti, even before the artist." "Ferretti’s poetics reach sacred heights we thought possible only in the most mystical Battiato."
"Ultime Notizie di Cronaca is the missing link to understand the man Ferretti, even before the artist."
"Ferretti’s poetics reach sacred heights we thought possible only in the most mystical Battiato."
This review explores Giovanni Lindo Ferretti’s album Ultime Notizie di Cronaca, highlighting its autobiographical depth and spiritual conversion. Despite initial skepticism, the reviewer finds the album an important artistic statement that balances personal struggle with broader reflections on society, faith, and identity. Collaborations with notable Italian musicians enrich the album’s textured sound. Though not flawless, the work marks a meaningful continuation of Ferretti's complex musical legacy. Discover the profound journey of Giovanni Lindo Ferretti in Ultime Notizie di Cronaca—listen now and explore this unique blend of faith, identity, and Italian alternative music.
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