What Time Is Love? Single by The Devil & The Universe
There’s an Austrian pair of visionaries which is bringing with it some valuable sonic experimentation to the the dark music realm, though it’s at just two years old a relative new project. David Pfister (Neigungsgruppe/Sex, Gewalt und gute Laune) and Ashley Dayour (Whispers in the Shadow/Coma Divine) have been involved in this adventure like interdependent parts of a unique creative mind, what further enriches their...
Goodevil by Two Witches
Finnish gothic rock pioneers Two Witches put an end to a prolonged studio abstinence with their new full-length album, titled “Goodevil”, which is sure to fulfil the expectations of both worshippers and first-time listeners as plenty of refreshing – yet non-intrusive – elements converge here with those that have essentially distinguised this band throughout its almost three decades long career. So the leviathan...
Touch the Daemon EP by Angels of Liberty – 2014
Nowadays, Angels of Liberty has become one of the names that first springs to mind with regard to British Goth. Furthermore, the duo has reached this milestone in barely four years of existence, re-imagining their influences like no other. Obviously, Voe Saint-Clare and Scarlet Powers draw their inspiration from the major players of the ’90s UK scene but, due to the high standards of the songwriting, there’s plenty of...
Readership Hostile EP by Readership Hostile – 2014
Vintage scythe-mastery on guitars, vocals teetering on the edge of insanity with punkish energy and theatrical abandon, cymbals close to collapse and moody bass setting the standards for the infection. So far so exciting for the Deathrock devil worshippers. But, beyond that, Readership Hostile’s self-titled debut EP revamps its cross-and-bones legacy by merging it with early British Goth, old-school Punk, updated Psych and some...
Passionless by The Flatfield – 2014
It’s no new thing to say that Finland is bringing some of the most compelling bands of recent times to the Gothic/Post-Punk realm. Neither is the fact that the majority of these groups are typically skilled in creating old-school sounds with a modernity move. Although at just three years old a relative newcomer, The Flatfield is truly part of this new batch of break-out bands, even more in the light of their impressive debut...
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