Metropolis Records – Page 9 – Lollipop Magazine

Bella Morte – The Quiet – Review

May 30, 2003

A hybrid of Goth, synthpop, punk, and dark wave. The third full-length from Charlottesville, Virginia’s Bella Morte. An introspective, intimate album.

KMFDM – Strum & Drang Tour 2002 – Review

May 16, 2003

A live performance of an 18-year-old group with 15 albums and 12 tours beneath their belt. Interestingly, it’s not filled with their well-known hits.

Funker Vogt – Survivor – Review

May 16, 2003

A 12-track testament to why Funker Vogt is one of the dominant forces in the EBM scene.

Assemblage 23 – Defiance – Review

February 14, 2003

While Assemblage 23 projects the image of high energy and fast-paced music, the songs “Cocoon” and “Lullaby” offer a break, clocking in at well under 100 bpm.

In Strict Confidence – Mistrust the Angels – Review

January 3, 2003

This album takes its time moving from song to song, almost as if it’s trying to be sure you can see how the sound has matured and become more refined.

Peter Murphy – aLive Just for Love – Review

February 22, 2002

Now that the greatest hits and live album are done, how about some NEW material from this former member of Bauhaus?

Funker Vogt – Maschine Zeit – Review

September 1, 2000

No better or worse than the pretty good industrial bands who drone on and on with the same beats, yet they add some nice melodies every so often.

Kervorkian Death Cycle – A+O (m) – Review

January 1, 2000

Evolution, containing half new tracks and half remixes, is more like their first album than Bio-Vital, but worth checking out.

Decoded Feedback – Evolution – Review

January 1, 2000

They know enough to keep things simple. Evolution, containing half new tracks and half remixes, is more like their first album, but worth checking out.

Funker Vogt – Execution Tracks – Review

June 1, 1999

The beats stay simple, medium-paced and blunt, and the synths are able to keep their industrial ferocity while maintaining their house cheesiness.