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Liminal Live Review: Nightmare beats: Cut Hands, Regis, Raime and Surgeon at...
The deliberately underground approach of Blackest Ever Black to releasing and promoting the darker fringes of alternative culture have brought the likes of Raime, Tropic of Cancer and Regis to the...
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A Quietus Interview – Approximating A Cyber World: An Interview with Black...
London-based label Blackest Ever Black dipped into the past for their most recent release, a compilation of brooding, dark electronic soundtracks recorded in 1994 and 1995 by New York duo Black Rain....
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A Quietus Interview – Intricate Shadows: An Interview With Raime (November...
Raime are a London-based electronic duo who have painstakingly built up a reputation for distilling uniquely bleak and oppressive post-dub music that seems to perfectly reflect the gritty atmospheres...
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A Liminal Review: Licht, by Shampoo Boy (June 13th, 2013)
Blackest Ever Black has gained a reputation for exploring the nocturnal underbelly of dancefloor-oriented music. Acts like Raime, Regis, Tropic of Cancer and the current incarnation of Dominick...
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A Quietus Review: The Word As Power by Lustmord (July 16, 2013)
Dark ambient has rarely impressed me as a genre, with each release tagged under the style merely seeming to be engaged in a tiresome battle to outdo other releases in the massive bleakness stakes, but...
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