DRIFT. – Genderland (Vinyl, 12″) Label: Avant! – AV!049Format: Vinyl, 12″, 45 RPM, EPCountry: ItalyReleased: 08 Sep 2017Style: Synthwave, Synth-pop, Dub, Electro “DRIFT. can be dark and dangerous, light and playful, always enigmatic. An iron fist in a velvet glove. Seduction with confrontation. A kiss with a razorblade.”
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Sally Dige – Holding On (Vinyl, LP)
Sally Dige – Holding On (Vinyl, LP) Label: Avant! – AV!050Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: ItalyReleased: 13 Sep 2017Style: Synth-pop, Synthwave, Minimal, New Wave Sally Dige is a multidisciplinary artist known for her darkly poetic yet highly danceable electro-pop songs, DIY stylistic videos, design and visual art. Sally‘s deep and commanding voice, coupled with her analogue-visual-processes and overlapping artistic mediums has formed an identity that oscillates between the edges of aggression and fragility, old and new. Holding On was created during the time of intense inner turmoil. Despite being stretched to her emotional limits, Sally did not let the weight of her circumstances break her, instead channeling all of her…
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Visonia – Fake Wings
Visonia – Fake WingsLabel: Waste-Editions – W05Format: Vinyl, 12″, 33 ⅓ RPM, Mini-Album, Limited Edition, White & Pink Mixed ColourCountry: SpainReleased: 2018Style: Darkwave, Electro, Techno, Synthwave, Experimental A new heart-stopping piece of work by Visonia in which sadness,happiness,hopeful and desperation are in a continuous battle. As a result of this distress and ad nauseam the Chilean artist has asked himself about the sense of life and figured out how to look on the bright side.Doubtless,If we talk about “Fake Wings”,we could point out that this one is an epic and thought-provoking album composed of 6 wicked tunes and released on lovely pinkwhite vinyl.
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Moral Order – Freedom Locked
Moral Order – Freedom LockedLabel: Tesco Organisation – TESCO 123Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition Country: GermanyReleased: 2018Style: Power Electronics, Industrial A work marked by the pressure power electronics and the old-school industrial in which Fernando O. Paíno exposes his more aggressive and severe side. Eight songs in which the noise is mixed masterfully with experimental and dark ambient, offering a varied, original and unique style. The agony and the restlessness merge in monolithic notes that ooze hatred. MORAL ORDER supposes an exacerbation in Paíno’s style, distancing itself from the rhythm that defines its DA-SEIN parallel project.
