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Hello,
Welcome again to Hard Wired & our apologies for the recent lack of updates. This is due to the template system not working properly (bleedin' technology, eh?) which meant Dave the webmaster wasn't getting the reviews I was sending him; fingers crossed, all will be well now!
If you're a regular reader of our goth reviews you may well have noticed that Stuart Moses & Anya Hastwell are no longer writing for us. This is due to the both of them having other obligations which meant they were unable to contribute to the site which is a great pity as their contributions were much valued, both by myself & a good many readers. I'd like to thank them both for their work on the site & it goes without saying that they're both welcome back at Hard Wired Towers anytime! In the meantime I'll be carrying on the goth reviews as well as the usual electro ones (with some help from Andreas from Germany) & hope you find much to enjoy here.
So enjoy the reviews &, as ever, stay Hard Wired
Carl Jenkinson
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December 22, 2011 |
Goth reviews for:
Golgatha - The Horns Of Joy. A dark melancholic darkwave experience
Other reviews for:
Mantus - Zeichen. More bombastic but emotive music for symphonic metal lovers
Samsas Traum - Anleitung Zum Totsein. Bombastic, complex, dynamic, a special metal experience
Schwarzer Engel - Traueme Einer Nacht. Another dynamic symphonic metal experience
Weena Morloch - Amok. A varied electro/punk/rock/metal release
Industrial reviews for:
Project Pitchfork - Quantum Mechanics. The Pitchies prove they've still got what it takes
Terrolokaust - God Loves The Violence. This Spanish duo come up with one of the releases of the year
EBM reviews for:
Pail - Faith In The Void. A solid release from this Spanish act
Various - Old School Electrology Vol.1. This American label keeps the old school flame burning brightly
October 7, 2011
Electronica reviews for:
Inertia - Deworlded. The perfect mix of fine songwriting, infectious electro pop & mechanical electronics.
Synthpop reviews for:
Dreams Divide - Puppet Love. This duo stake their claim to be British synthpop's new number ones
Industrial reviews for:
Be My Enemy - This Is The New Wave. An industrial album that's too polished for its own good
Concrete Lung - Versions Of Hell. A mix of punk, industrial & rock, this British duo make the greyness of everyday life sound so good!
Digicore - Without Freedom. The most cyber cyberpunk album you're ever likely to hear!
K-Nitrate - Voltage. It's been a lonmg time coming but it wasn't worth the wait
EBM reviews for:
Prager Handgriff - Arbeit, Sport Und Spiel. Another band who've been away for a long time & this is a welcome return
