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Endzustand – Macht Gesellschaft (Review)
ENGLISH Pressure Against the Cold There are musical connections that don’t need explanation because you can feel them from the very first beat. Endzustand is one such project, and the personal cross-connections – such as Rudi’s appearances as a live…
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The Electrozixx – Frenchy Touch (Review)
ENGLISH Synthetic Closeness in Neon Light Some releases radiate a certain familiarity even before the first note. With the EP “Frenchy Touch” by The Electrozixx, this closeness is created by producer Peter Rainman, who has accompanied Sara Noxx with numerous…
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MissSuicide – Abyss (Review)
ENGLISH At NetworXX, a connection to Sara Noxx does not depend on years of shared history. Sometimes it begins when an independent project simply refuses to let go. Abyss by MissSuicide is one of those releases. The album does not…
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Dark Minimal Project – Pleasure Is A Sin (Review)
ENGLISH When the Fall Begins to Glow Sometimes electronic music reveals its true staying power only years later. Peter’s “Heartbeat Mix” of our song “Die Liebe” dates back to 2015 — yet, carried by a viral moment, it suddenly climbed…
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Symptom Eskalation – Get back in line (Review)
ENGLISH Against the Rhythm of Conformity We know Ric as the voice behind Drunkness and as an artist who never separates electronic force from human vulnerability. With Symptom Eskalation, he carries that tension forward in a more focused and immediate…
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Symptom Eskalation Interview
ENGLISH It is strange how life works. Years pass, paths diverge, and suddenly you find yourself sitting across from an old companion. We met up with Ric Stüber (Symptom Eskalation / Drunkness) for a video talk that felt more like…
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Onenine + Myk Jung – Duress (Review)
ENGLISH Some voices never truly disappear. They stay with us, tied to a song, a particular time or a feeling we still remember. Today, our paths cross with Myk once again in the German Alternative Charts. The encounter feels familiar,…
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In Mitra Medusa Inri – Estrangement (Review)
ENGLISH There’s a fine line between being left behind and losing yourself. When we think about Estrangement, we don’t do it as detached critics, but as witnesses to a slow, creeping process. It’s that exact moment you realize the person…
