Goth/Industrial Review – Page 16

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[ October 13, 2025 ] Season To Risk reissue In A Perfect World + 2025 Tour Dates – News News
[ October 12, 2025 ] Silk Daisys – Haunted House – Music Stream Bands
[ October 9, 2025 ] Kontusion Announces 2025 East Coast Tour Dates – News News
[ October 7, 2025 ] Soul Coughing Reunion Tour Continues with New Dates Announced – News News
[ October 6, 2025 ] Thurston Moore – Temptation Inside Your Heart – Music Stream Bands
[ October 3, 2025 ] The Starting Line Release first full-length album in 18 years + 2025 Tour Dates – News News
[ October 2, 2025 ] Atreyu Share “Dead” and Embark on 21 year Anniversary Tour of The Curse – News News
[ October 1, 2025 ] Hulder Announces 2025 Western US Fall Tour Dates – News News
[ September 30, 2025 ] Today Is The Day Release New Video + 2025 Tour Dates – News News
[ September 29, 2025 ] Biohazard release “Death of Me” and 2025 Tour Dates – News News

Giles – Review

April 13, 2005

Between the Buried and Me are passable metalcore, with glimmers of interesting. This is an experimental electro side project of the singer. It’s horrid.

Fatboy Slim – Palookaville – Review

April 11, 2005

Pretty much the same kind of album that he released four years ago. That’s not all bad if you like the catchy beats and not-a-care-in-the-world attitude.

Hanzel und Gretyl – Scheissmessiah – Review

April 11, 2005

Loopy’s signature slashing, gritty guitar, electronic mayhem, and Vas Kallas’s barking distorted vocals, remind us fondly of the Psalm 69-era Ministry.

DJ? Acucrack – Mako vs. Geist – Review

April 11, 2005

Drum & bass was the coolest shit. When tekno-industrialists got hold of it, they made it all creepy, with samples, distortion, and misery. That’s DJ? Acucrack.

Die Warzau – Convenience – Review

April 11, 2005

Die Warzau’s fourth studio album, released nearly decade after their 1995 release, Engine, shows a band still at the top of their game.

Battery Cage – World Wide Wasteland – Review

April 4, 2005

Highly-energized EBM laced with industrial guitar and effected vocals reminiscent of both Nivek Ogre and Marilyn Manson. Tyler Newman is half of Informatik.

Assemblage 23 – Storm – Review

April 4, 2005

What sets Tom Shear apart from future pop/EBM musicians is his ability let a song breathe and restrain the urge to throw in everything but the kitchen sink.

Kill Memory Crash – American Automatic – Review

March 28, 2005

Chicago electronic music. They know how to do it. Hard beats and cold/apathetic vocals.

Observe & Control – Utopia – Review

March 16, 2005

Despite the indie rock cover, this is a fine EBM band from Israel, released by Regenerator’s label. Hard dance, distorted vocals, glorious anthemic synth pop.

DJ Shadow – In Tune and On Time – Review

March 7, 2005

In 2002, DJ Shadow upped the ante of his live shows by incorporating elaborately timed video sequences, and a strict “in tune and on time” regiment.

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