David Oberlin – Page 7

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

Inner Missing – Dead Language Review

[All] the trademarks of gothic indulgence– moribund grandiosity and meandering insanity.

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The Birthday Massacre – Fascination Review

Fascination is the ninth gate into the bands’ spectacularly cerebral brand of dark, heavy, rock.

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Heavy Meta – Mana Regmata Review

The DIY ethos that the band brings up is admirable and the album is worthy of a professional seal of approval.

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Under The Church – Total Burial Review

The riffs on Total Burial are of the garden variety for the genre of death.

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Beast In Black – Dark Connection Review

Dark Connections is a headbanger. Truly, it is a command performance that will have you nodding your head along to and pretending to sing along to.

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Ghost Bath – Self Loather Review

It is with a sense of maudlin and resilience that Self Loather shines amidst its heavy mood.

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Mitochondrial Sun – Bodies and Gold Review

The newest release from Niklas Sundins’ Mitochondrial Sun, Bodies and Gold, is a sombre and personal piece invoking Blade Runner-esq soundscapes and technological reflection in a metropolitan package.