MIKROMETRIK Netherlands
Mikrometrik is an EBM, Dark electro project from the Netherlands. Has released a number of singles. Remixed and collaborated with well-known artists. Created a unique cover version of the Suicide Commando song Sterbehilfe in his native language. His debut EP "BDD" was released in 2022. Followed up with EPs "Agony Mode On" and "Requiem voor de Verlorenen" this one in Dutch lyrics and uptempo beats ... more
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My favorite song will change often for this album, because the whole thing is absolutely, stunningly excellent. I chose the opening track, this time at least, based on this statement alone- Now THAT is how you open an album. Incredible!
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Have yourself a noisy little Christmas
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supported by 17 fans who also own “Beyond the Void”
I relate, Photos. This is a worthy Christmas album because it's not sickly sweet, just pounding bass
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supported by 17 fans who also own “Beyond the Void”
Neat idea from a badass artist in the scene. It's always nice to see some originality, great job man!
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Pries Akis
by Shaknis & Egzotikka
Shaknis & Egzotikka offer terrifically chilly coldwave—a skeletal treat for the Halloween season.
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Darkwave synth that directly addresses our modern dystopian political environment, with proceeds going to the Voting Rights Project.
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Temptress
by Permanent Daylight
Dreamy vocals, heavy beats, and spacious synths build the introspective darkwave world of Permanent Daylight.
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A Zone of Silence
by STAHLSCHLAG
supported by 17 fans who also own “Beyond the Void”
This is an absolute rhythmic mayhem, not categorizable in any precise genre. The industrial feeling is to be perceived across all tracks but the emphasis on the rhythm section is consistently impressive. Signs contains a tropic main melodic synth line that evolves and dissolves throughout the track, so that the tropos cannot be recognized anymore
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