David Oberlin – Page 17

About David Oberlin

David Oberlin is a composer and visual artist who loves noise more than a tidy writing space. You can often find him in your dankest nightmares or on twitter @DieSkaarj while slugging the largest and blackest coffee his [REDACTED] loyalty card can provide.

CD Reviews

Indarra – Walk on Fire Review

… think Massive Attack does Dead Can Dance.

CD Reviews

Dead Can Dance – Dionysus Review

Dionysus, in Greek mythology, was the God of ritual madness and religious ecstasy. A fitting title for the tenth studio album by the culturally divergent Dead Can Dance.

CD Reviews

Euringer – [Self-titled] Review

Fans who are familiar with Jimmys’ main Mindless Self Indulgence will be familiar with the format: war poetry.

CD Reviews

Solium Fatalis – Genetically Engineered To Enslave Review

… with most of the attention alluding to its finer details the bigger picture is often masked to fit the albums obvious technical prowess.

Interviews

An Interview With Hanzel Und Gretyl

We ventured into the Black Forest Meta to speak with Vas and Kaizer Von Loopy from Hanzel Und Gretyl.

CD Reviews

Northern Crown – Northern Crown Review

Released on: 12th October 2018 Northern Crown have got new hats on for their self-titled second album to deliver a heady collection of post-rock in the vein of classic acts such as Dio and Black

Interviews

An Interview with Mari and Tom of Helix.

We spoke to both strands of Helix to find out more about them and their future. What’s the story behind Helix? Mari: I was in a band called Day Twelve and back in 2012 we

CD Reviews

Anaal Nathrakh – A New Kind Of Horror Review

Released on: 28th September 2018 A New Kind Of Horror validates all we already knew about humanity but Anaal Nathrakh at least present it as a hard to swallow collection of virulent blackened thrash songs.