Unlike others, we love winter and its darkness, and we look forward to the releases of the season. The soundtrack of the first long month of the year had everything from post-folk, to metal and heavy psych. We enjoyed impressive debut releases and promising self-released music and once again we were amazed by the paths that sonic experimentation is able to open in our consciousness.
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Monthly playlist-Favourite albums November 2023
Posted: 27th December 2023 by blaue-rosen in Music News,press releasesTags: albums you must hear 2023, ant-zen album releases 2023, Ash International album releases 2023, Atrium Carceri Forgotten Gods, Atrium Carceri new album 2023, best albums 2023, best coldwave albums 2023, best dark ambient albums 2023, best darkwave albums 2023, best electronic albums 2023, best experimental albums 2023, best IDM albums 2023, best industrial music albums 2023, best minimal electronic albums 2023, best new wave albums 2023, best post-punk albums 2023, best psych rock albums 2023, Blackjack Illvminist Records album releases 2023, BREAK ON BEACONS An uninterrupted flow of images, BREAK ON BEACONS new album 2023, ceremonial music, coldwave music, Croix Noire 10 Minut du Switu, Croix Noire new album 2023, Cryo Chamber album releases 2023, dark ambient music, darkwave music, DUCTAPE new album 2023, DUCTAPE Veil of Lies, Edward Ka-Spel new album 2023, Edward Ka-Spel Tease, electronic music, experimental music 2023, Fabrika Records releases 2023, FOOLISH Records album releases 2023, frank riggio Lo, frank riggio new album 2023, FUZZ Club album releases 2023, Girls In Synthesis Die Leere, Girls In Synthesis new EP 2023, Hedloff Records album releases 2023, Hospital Productions album releases 2023, Hound Gawd!Records releases 2023, Hymen Records album releases 2023, IDM music, industrial music 2023, Itako Muted Patterns, Itako new album 2023, Japan Review new album 2023, Japan Review The Slow Down, Lebanon Hanover Better Than Going Away, Lebanon Hanover new EP 2023, Love In Cage new album 2023, Love In Cage Trans-Reality 2023, Meidosem Records album releases 2023, minimal electronic music, new album 2023, new industrial music, new synthwave albums 2023, new wave music, Nick Carlisle Bloody Saturnalia, Nick Carlisle solo album 2023, Nikita von Tiraspol Iki Pasimatymo! 2023, Nikita von Tiraspol new album 2023, noise music, noorden new releases 2023, Ortrotasce Image Farewell, Ortrotasce new single 2023, post-punk music, psych rock music, Riotmiloo blackout, Riotmiloo new album 2023, Sad Garden 2023, Sad new album 2023, Seize...Apply, self-released music 2023, shapes and colors, Sonic Groove new albums 2023, spoken-word, strom|morts new album 2023, strom|morts The Most Dangerous Machine in the World 2023, SWISSDARKNIGHTS album releases 2023, synthwave music, The Black Delta Movement new EP 2023, The Black Delts Movement In Acetate, The Colour inverted records album releases 2023, The Cult of One new album 2023, THE CULT OF ONE THE SICK FUCK UNTO DEATH 2023, The Man & His Failures Lethe, The Man& His Failures new EP 2023, thorofon angor 2023, thorofon new album 2023, Wounded Son new album 2023, Wounded Son Pain Is All I Have For You
One month before the end of the year, our favourite albums covered all the colours of the industrial/noise music spectrum offering a lot of room for self-reflection. There were some very memorable come backs during this month and the first was the new album by Riotmiloo, probably the conceptually darkest release of the band so far. Taking inspiration from bands like Haus Arafna and Monolith, and developing their sound in such a way so that it reached the depths of their existence, the band has created an almost autobiographical album that has a very strong grip around one’s heart.
Another surprising come back, was that of Lebanon Hanover, who released the EP ‘Better Than Going Away’ and seem to have altered their sound in such a way that the neofolk/militaristic references have become very prominent.
The synthwave music spectrum was covered fully with the trippy and very memorable release by Nick Carlisle ‘Bloody Saturnalia’ while the album ‘The Most Dangerous Machine In The World’ by strom|morts can clearly be characterised as the weirdest, experimental release of this month. Next to this, sits the mesmerising storytelling album of Edward Ka-Spel, ‘Tease, Seize…Apply’. We can never get enough of sonic wizard Edward Ka-Spel’s otherworldly stories who always manages to make everything feel lighter and manageable!
Lastly we would like to draw your attention to the forceful ceremonial atmosphere created within the latest dark ambient gem released by Atrium Carceri. This is an album that will immediately transfer you into the dimly lit, mystic corridors of some far away castle and it should not go unnoticed.
We hope you enjoy this playlist as much as we did while preparing it.
Blaue Rosen 
Monthly playlist-Favourite albums July 2019
Posted: 12th August 2019 by blaue-rosen in Music News,press releasesTags: 3TEETH Metawar, 3TEETH new album 2019, alternative music 2019, Astari Nite Dearly Beloved 2019, Astari Nite new single 2019, Black To Comm Before After 2019, Black to Comm new album 2019, Body of Light new album 2019, Body of Light Time to Kill, Carlo Onda debut album 2019, Carlo Onda Geister, Century Media album releases 2019, Cocktail Party Effect new EP 2019, Cocktail Party Effect Shattered Retina, coldwave albums 2019, coldwave music, dark albums 2019, dark folk albums 2019, dark folk music, Dead Tape Demo, Dead Tape demo 2019, deathrock albums deathrock music 2019, debut albums 2019, Detritus new EP 2019, Detritus Ruin 2019, Drab Majesty Modern Mirror, Drab Majesty new album 2019, dream rock albums 2019, dream rock music 2019, electronic albums 2019, electronic music, experimental albums 2019, experimental music, garage rock albums 2019, garage rock music, Generationals new album 2019, Generationals Reader As Detective, Glaring Decay, Glaring new album 2019, Glasszone Garden of Glass, Glasszone new album 2019, heavy music albums 2019, IDM albums, IDM music 2019, independent music 2019, Lingua Ignota Caligula, Lingua Ignota new album 2019, Media Data Gracefulness, Media Data new album 2019, Medusa Stare, Medusa Stare debut album 2019, MINIMA 2019, MINIMA debut album 2019, Mortal Boy a la lone 2019, Mortal Boy new album 2019, Mueran Humanos Hospital Lullabies, Mueran Humanos new album 2019, new wave albums 2019, new wave music, Noche tras Noche Caer y Caer, Noche Tras Noche demo 2019, Normal Man City Livin', Normal Man new album 2019, Oceans of the Moon 2019, Oceans of the Moon debut album 2019, Panstarrs ?? ????? 2019, Panstarrs new album 2019, Perry Blake new album 2019, Perry Blake Songs of Praise 2019, Polyvinyl Record Company album releases 2019, Profound Lore album releases 2019, Profound Lore albums 2019, punk albums 2019, punk music, Rainbow Grave 2019, Rainbow Grave debut EP 2019, Rainbow Grave No You EP, Restive Plaggona new album 2019, Restive Plaggona Trouble Sociale, self released albums 2019, Silent EM new album 2019, Silent EM The Absence, synthpop albums 2019, synthpop music, The Golden Filter Autonomy, The Golden Filter new album 2019, The Great Park A Day 2019, The Great Park new album 2019, Thom Yorke Anima, Thom Yorke new album 2019, Virvon Varvon debut album 2019, Virvon Varvon Mind Cancer
“Punk rock will never die, until something more dangerous replaces it”-Jello Biafra
July (!) is not typically a very dynamic month in terms of both album releases and gigs. It is a month during which a lot of festivals are being carried out worldwide, 
offering the chance to enjoy the releases of the previous months. One could argue that the soundtrack of the month should always be just the sound of the cheers of the crowds who enjoy outdoor festivals. This month’s independent music releases create quite a melancholic and dark atmosphere that sometimes feels impenetrable and other times otherworldly and menacing. We have listened to 55 albums and we picked those ones that had the strongest impact on us. This time, they can take you to a coldwave, deathrock, experimental, industrial, synthpop, garage rock, IDM, dream pop sonic trip. Enjoy it here:
Thom Yorke, is the ultimate guide of this soundtrack, as he has unveiled the next chapter of his solo work, entitled ‘Anima‘. This album is the epitome of experimentation into sonic abstraction and minimalism and thus it creates the perfect artistic portal for us to enjoy all the other albums that have been included in this month’s soundtrack. Its title and perhaps its whole style has been inspired by Carl Jung’s concept of ‘Animus and Anima’ which is part of his theory about the collective unconscious. Anima, according to Carl Jung was the unconscious feminine side of a man who, like animus, transcends the personal psyche. The album’s title, as Thom Yorke has explained is also a critique of the way technology has allowed us to be distanced from the things we say and do by ‘hiding’ behind an avatar or a digital persona. This album follows the release of ‘Suspiria’ in 2018, an album that was used as a soundtrack to Luca Guadagnino’ s film of the same title, that was inspired by Dario Argento’s 1977 film of the same title. ‘Anima‘ is also the soundtrack of a musical film directed by Paul Anderson. Thom Yorke performs the songs and stars in the film, while the music is multidimensional with a deep, reverberating sound. Listening to this album feels as if reading a book with many chapters; each track has a different energy and a different performing style and Thom Yorke’s signature timbre, is making sure that we are kept in a dreamy, almost hallucinatory state where the sound of the voice is echoing and the meaning of the words is unclear. Thom Yorke has said that ‘…if you don’t dream enough, you don’t process enough…‘ and this cannot describe better, the effect his music and his performing style have been having throughout his career but especially through this new album. As far as ‘Anima’ is concerned, in a recent interview he has said that: ‘…on a musical and technical level i was deliberately trying to find something as ‘cold’ as possible to go with it…‘ while its sound, has been inspired by styles that challenge the traditional songwriting ways, such as noise and music concrete.