
Low-fi ethereal post-punk post-rock thing. But mainly wins with the low-fi charm. Although I love this Wire review – how thorough. (Original from 1992, re-issued in 2017.)
Memory keeper. Mostly music and movies, plus some series and video games. Obscure darkness meets pop culture glow.

Low-fi ethereal post-punk post-rock thing. But mainly wins with the low-fi charm. Although I love this Wire review – how thorough. (Original from 1992, re-issued in 2017.)

There’s this Record Store Day vinyl special of the latest Sólstafir album with an unreleased B-side and it totally makes the whole record worth the mention. They say “Scorpion Moonrise was written in only one day, on which we also recorded the demo […] guest appearance by Hexvessel vocalist Mat “Kvohst” McNerney.” Stones, hammers, rocks.

Shoegazing synthwave thing.

Synthwave, goth, coldwave. First album was better. Listened to both in a row, though.

Techno. But especially the last track, which is like a psy-synth-tech opus with a post-rock track’s structure, in 12+ minutes.

Psychedelic rock something it says about itself. Reminds me of some retro-nostalgic electronics, probably influenced by the cover art. Also resembles some Hungarian electro-rock acts that I can relate to like Colorstar.

Cathartic post-rock flow of chaos.

Grime like it’s… grime. Vibe, flow, beats, bass, rhymes. No annoying shit, all good shit.

Also a wandering, through techno to experimental ambient soft noises.
Sidenote: the last Gonjasufi record is named after an alternate reality perception thing, and this Actress album writes in the press release about “a chrome aspect journey into a parallel world”. Hm.

This spaceship still travelling. Trip and hop and experimental electronics.