David Oberlin – Page 26 – Soundscape

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

Vinide – Reveal Review

Just plug your headphones in while this album is on and your own energy signature will be transformed into a stream of positive vibes with your head nodding like a dynamo.

Interviews

An Interview With Lovelorn Dolls

We spoke with Kristell Lowagie a.k.a. Ladyhell about the meaning of Goth and the latest Lovelorn Dolls album Darker Ages.

CD Reviews

Junksista – Promiscuous Tendencies Review

Junksista don’t shy away from letting the music honestly represent their feelings.

CD Reviews

Earth Caller – Crystal Death Review

Crystal Death has a solid constitution and as an extra feature its tonal vignette brings focus to its raw emotional aperture.

Editor's Picks

An Interview with Junksista

Being musically promiscuous is more sanitary. There is less risk of contracting a STD and it doesn’t cause any stains.

CD Reviews

Lovelorn Dolls – Darker Ages Review

Although the song structure is in a popular format the architecture of the album is built like a traditional theater script.

Features

The Top Threes Of 2017 – Davids’ Picks

2017 was hailed by many to be a year of hell; a year of hate; a year of uncertainty.

CD Reviews

Mist of Misery – Fields of Isolation Review

Comparing this music to depression is like saying Greek tragedies are inherently bad.

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