Projekt | Lollipop Magazine

Black Tape For A Blue Girl – Remnants of a Deeper Purity – Review

March 9, 2007

While Dead Can Dance utilized folk music to court Renaissance Goths, Sam Rosenthal went after high-brow graphic designers by means of darkwave chamber music.

Voltaire – Ooky Spooky – Review

March 1, 2007

Goth is rarely funny intentionally. Voltaire is always a good time, with humorous songs about zombies, dancing skeletons, and all kinds of ghoulish goodness.

The Projekt Almost Free CD – Review

November 3, 2006

This unbalanced document is not a fair representation of this great label. Buy the albums, because this sampler is not a bargain at any cost.

Black Tape For A Blue Girl – Halo Star – Review

January 10, 2005

Swirling, moody, and introspective, Halo Star is what we have come to expect from cutting-edge group Black Tape For A Blue Girl, a longtime underground darling.

Android Lust – The Dividing – Review

November 12, 2003

Unique synthesized voices emulate harpsichord or baroque organ while flutes and strings offer an old-world feel that’ll appeal to fans of Rasputina.

Voltaire – Boo Hoo – Interview

November 8, 2002

An Interview with Voltaire

Steve Roach – Streams & Currents – Review

May 31, 2002

As the title implies, Steve Roach has created ethereal textures that flow smoothly from song to song. This makes the album ideal for meditation.

Lycia – Compilation Appearances Vol. 2 – Review

March 15, 2002

For more than a decade, Lycia has cranked out quality dark ambient music, but there’s a lot of material fans have never heard – until now.

Unto Ashes – Saturn Return – Review

February 22, 2002

What impressed me most about Unto Ashes’ debut, Moon Oppose Moon, was the accessibility of Medieval and ritualistic music.

This Ascension – Tears in Rain – Review

February 22, 2002

Starts with an old school instrumental a la Mephisto Waltz or early Christian Death before falling between Gothic rock and swirlie-girlie ethereal.