David Oberlin – Page 42

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

Rainbowlicker – I Saw The Light, But Turned It Off Review

These eclectic and definitely eccentric songs are more colourful than Salvador Dali’s palette, and just as dynamic.

CD Reviews

Thyrane – Black Harmony Review

The riffs are where this album’s at and if you can stomach the hum of nickel wound strings powered by corpse paint you’ll find gold amidst the flow of dirty reverb.

CD Reviews

Repulsive Vision – Look Past The Gore and See The Art Review

They’ll teach you more about morality than Jim’ll Fix It ever could.

CD Reviews

Lord Vigo – Blackborne Souls Review

These rising balladeers have forged an album wrought in the finest caliber steel.

CD Reviews

Black Nail Cabaret – Dichromat Review

In its dreamy artistry the context is kept masterfully urban and mundane.

CD Reviews

Temple of Demigod – The Great Old Ones Review

It might not be an innovative release but its detailed architecture is of the finest diabolical quality.

News

MMXVII – Free House of Mythology Compilation Released

Celebrating their first year of releasing fantastic sounds House of Mythology have issued a compilation.

Features

The Top 3’s Of 2016 – Davids’ Picks

When I’m gone I’m going to haunt these shores like a banshee, singing in the wind, carrying all these good memories into the future to trick the then brooding populace into thinking happiness was a tangible substance.