Those wacky Slovenians are at it again. Where can one possibly start with this bunch? You can’t listen to them without doing yourself the fa...

This one had me playing air guitar within the first minute as it launched into action with the riffed-out bluesy rock’n’roll and the "Rocks...

If your music wardrobe is in need of a makeover this fall, Android Lust might be the just the new thing you’re after. Not your generic...

New tunes, old tunes, remixes, rare goodies — basically a whole mess of Rudy Ratzinger (aka :Wumpscut:) is compiled neatly here for yo...

This two-CD set might best described as a master jam of obscure instrumentalists. The former head of '70s/'80s new wave set Japan, Sylvian h...

For 20 years or so, English label LTM has been putting out some important music that has been both influential and innovative in its own rig...

Helping to keep the pulse of Canadian dark electronic strong, Montreal industrial/EBM act Insurgent have come out with their third record. T...

With this record I’m glad to say I’m finally becoming a Marilyn Manson fan. This pleases me because I’ve always found the guy to be intellig...

Seventeen years and nine studio albums all come together here to give an overview of this band’s career. Fans of, and newcomers to, the work...

Where can I start in singing the praises of this Vancouver act? Let's begin with the vocals of Katie Sketch: a little Deborah Harry, a lot o...

Dim the lights and get out the hooch before you throw this on. This collection of Paula Frazer’s work from 1992 to 2002 finds her channellin...

Say what you want about the ’80s, but some of the best pop music came out of that decade and no one’s going to convince me other...

In 2001, Nick Cave toured with his sombre Seeds, and in this two-hour DVD we are invited to join them for their Lyon, France performance — a...

Every once in a while, you take a look at your CD collection, skim over its many faces (and cases) and heave a big sigh of frustration. I do...

In spring of 2002, these goth-punk legends from London took on the world with a tour and a unique vision. They weren’t out to perform...

Those darling, rosy-cheeked Swedes once again prove why they're leading the pack of current electronic/EBM acts. Who would've thought they c...

Ever since the tearful demise of the Cocteau Twins, there has remained a gaping void in the female-fronted, shoegazer/ethereal pop category....

With the deluge of electronic acts finding their way out of home computers everywhere, it’s getting harder and harder to separate the wheat...

This disc will draw you into its clutches like intoxicating ether. Sara Lov’s smooth vocals are nothing short of seductive and 30 seconds in...

This is the first album of five in the ambitious Walkabout series by Ontario’s House of Not. All the grandiosity of style (and some stunning...