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  • Writings
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  • Et Nihil Chaos Sedated
    PODCAST: Chaos Sedated #168 (Arditi, Et Nihil, Death in June)
    November 11, 2015
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  • Ostara Napoleonic Blues Forest Passage
    PODCAST: The Forest Passage 20: Napoleonic Synths (Ostara, Gost, Perturbator & More)
    December 15, 2016
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  • PODCAST: Chaos Sedated #181
    June 14, 2021
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  • Electric Sewer Age- Bad White corpuscle
    PODCAST: Chaos Sedated #170 (Dernière Volonté, Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio, Electric Sewer Age)
    June 29, 2016
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  • Terra Sancta Feature
    REVIEW: Terra Sancta – Sunken | Buried | Forgotten
    March 10, 2012
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  • Cut Hands
    PODCAST: Chaos Sedated #166 (Cut Hands, Burial Hex, Yen Pox)
    August 7, 2014
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  • Death in June Miro Snejdr Feature
    ARTICLE: Death in June - Death of the West MkII Tour LA Live Report
    May 24, 2014
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  • Treha Sektori Feature
    REVIEW: Treha Sektori – Endessiah + Sorieh
    November 10, 2012
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  • Sutekh Hexen Feature
    INTERVIEW: Architects of the Abyss - Sutekh Hexen
    September 1, 2014
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  • PODCAST: Chaos Sedated #178
    April 27, 2021
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REVIEW: Dissecting Table – Industrial Document 1988/91

October 10, 2012 by command No Comments
Dissecting Table Feature

The five years from 1987 to 1992 was a profoundly pivotal period in time for Japanese Industrial/Noise music. Merzbow would be breaking through to international markets, performing in the USSR and United States, and then switching from analog to digital production. Kazuyuki Kishino (KK.Null) would start introducing Noise to prog-rock and hardcore audiences via Zeni Geva, and later tour with Sonic Youth. Fumio Kosakai began releasing records as part of Incapacitants in ’89 and form C.C.C.C. with bondage pornstar Mayuko Hino. Masonna was smashing his first pieces of gear on stage. And in the midst of it all, from the frenetic distorted frequencies to the hardcore punk rock guitars riffs of the aforementioned artists, Dissecting Table was the alchemical transmutation of the full range of what was going on in that time period. Consisting of two recorded live performances, this double disc relic titled “Industrial Document 1988/91” from Steinklang Industries documents a seminal moment in Ichiro Tsuji’s prolific nihilistic project and the sub-genre of Death Industrial.

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REVIEW: Son of Eris – Kallisti

September 6, 2012 by command No Comments
Son of Eris – Kallisti

A lot can change in five years. Bands and projects come and go, labels open and shut down. That’s about the amount of time I start to question the status of a project if there not a hint of activity. So after such a hiatus, German Discordian Post-Industrial project Son of Eris returned with their sophomore album, defying doubt and again strumming the chords of Chaos. The label publishing this release is Rage in Eden Records, who themselves released Son of Eris’ debut under the record label’s prior moniker, War Office Propaganda, back in 2005. Said debut broke away from popular Northern European mythologies and themes, and would blend Neofolk guitar work with layers of abstract soundscapes, much of which carried through on Kallisti.

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REVIEW: Nocturne – Working Ecstasy

August 8, 2012 by command No Comments
Nocturne – Working Ecstasy

How much money is your time worth? How much of your own humanity are you willing to sacrifice at the altar of commerce and urban living? At what point do you become one of the drones, falling into the open mouth of Moloch? These seem to be the questions that come to mind when listening to “Working Ecstasy”, the latest double CD release from French Industrial artist Nocturne. For over 15 years front-man Saphi has been honing his craft as a purveyor of French Industrial culture, and with “Working Ecstasy” he has achieved his finest work yet.

The album is split into two titles, “Working” and “Ecstasy”, which articulate what I believe to be the theme of the album. That is, the overwhelming sense of demoralization as a result of living in a post-Industrial society. For some, Stockholm Syndrome takes place as a means of survival and one embraces their lot, after all… arbeit macht frei.

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INTERVIEW: Heathen Harvest Interview with Stormfågel

August 1, 2012 by command No Comments
Stormfågel Interview

he years 2005 and 2006 will always stand out as one of the highlights in the long history of Cold Meat Industry. We saw new music from Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio, Desiderii Marginis, Atrium Carceri, Brighter Death Now, Sephiroth, Mz.412, raison d’être, the return of IRM, and live performances across the world. They also seemed to have had an increased interest in Neofolk, introducing bands such as Medusa’s Spell, Rome, and Stormfågel. At first I was a little hesitant, if I recall correctly there was a heightened interest in Neofolk at the time, and a sort of power vacuum as well. It would be about 4 years before we would see a new Death in June album, 7 years for a new Blood Axis, and a number of new bands coming out, some looking to make their mark, others retreading the same ground. With Stormfågel, I initially wondered how they would define themselves, but it didn’t take long before I picked up on the subtle, hidden references to Existential films and literature, and took them to be far more intellectual than some of the other new bands coming out.

Over time I felt some internal conflicts within myself, in that I’ve felt rooted in traditional ideals, but fully aware of my own functions and contributions to a modern world. After a closer examination, I was surprised to see Stormfågel also lamenting on these conflicts and with that I was even more excited for their new release and to interview front-man Andreas Neidhardt for Heathen Harvest. The following conversation was had over an extended period of time in early 2012 over e-mail, during which time Andreas was finalizing the new album “Dödsvals”, and towards the end of the thread actually saw its release.

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REVIEW: Terra Sancta – Sunken | Buried | Forgotten

March 10, 2012 by command No Comments
Terra Sancta Feature

As I put on the latest Terra Sancta release I wonder, is it just me or has there been a growing interest in Dark Ambient over the past couple years? There appears to be a swell in sweeping home produced waves of synths, delayed strings, and references to the cosmos. I’m not complaining, but if one has discriminating taste it’s natural to put a critical eye to the growing number of pedantic facsimiles.

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REVIEW: Bryin Dall – Deconstructing Hank

February 26, 2012 by command No Comments
Bryin Dall Feature

Country music was a part of Bryin Dall’s upbringing, though not by choice. In time, Bryin Dall set his own course, but it’s clear that the desolate persona of Hank Williams resonated with Dall throughout the years. From the Darkwave sounds of Loretta’s Doll to the terrifying 4th Sign of the Apocalypse, and then partnering with Derek Rush in the “dambient” defining A Murder of Angels and the genre-bending Dream into Dust, the uninitiated may have expected these two to have run out of ways of expressing the dark current which has carried them.

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