Articles by Coreen Wolanski

Lunasect

Points of Departure

PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006

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

Dead Can Dance

PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006

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 wor...

Neil Leyton

...From the Brighter Side of the Midnight Sun

PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006

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...

Marilyn Manson

The Golden Age of Grotesque

PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006

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 intelli...

Android Lust

The Dividing

PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006

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 generi...

:Wumpscut:

Preferential Legacy & Music for a German Tribe

PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006

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

Kenna

New Sacred Cow

PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006

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 othe...

Various

Black Music

PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006

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 ri...