REVIEWS

From nü-metal to industrial rock, Wes Borland and co. present a punked out style with a collection of covers and outtakes.

Posted: Oct 7, 2008
By: Ilker Yücel

A well produced combination of smooth and harsh electronics make this a must have debut.

Posted: Oct 7, 2008
By: Dillon Carlyon

An unearthly combination of goth, industrial, and metal, this is music to rise from the grave to.

Posted: Oct 7, 2008
By: Dillon Carlyon

Incorporating more organic instrumentation, Autoclav1.1's third album marks a wonderful progression into further electronic experimentation.

Posted: Oct 3, 2008
By: Stefan Davey

The Repo Man will steal your heart...and your lungs, your eyes, your liver...

Posted: Oct 3, 2008
By: Charity VanDeberg

A scathing collection of female dominance in the field of harsh electro and industrial underground music, as sure to send you to the dance floor as it is to shatter your eardrums.

Posted: Oct 3, 2008
By: Ilker Yücel

With influences as varied as 18th-century baroque and J-Rock, GPKISM are half fusion and half confusion.

Posted: Oct 3, 2008
By: Amy Mauk

An "industrial by numbers" album additionally tainted by lifeless and out of place vocals.

Posted: Oct 3, 2008
By: Trubie Turner

Eclectic and cybernetic, Carbon is a clever mix of powernoise, dark ambient, breakbeats, and whimsy.

Posted: Sep 30, 2008
By: Vlad McNeally

A straightforward but impressive showcase of merging styles accentuated by excellent guest appearances.

Posted: Sep 30, 2008
By: Trubie Turner