Ok my friends, let us do a check of three albumreleases here in October that both me and you can enjoy in this dark time. We have albums that give us different styles, we have Synthpop/Futurepop, Dark/Coldwave and Ambient/Chillout Electronica.
First out is the fourth album from Mental Discipline.
Pressrelease:
On October 2, Mental Discipline released their fourth studio album, “Bring The Light”, that is released through skyQode, continuing the project’s signature blend of futurepop, synthpop, and synth rock.
The record features an impressive lineup of guest vocalists from across the electronic scene: Felix Marc (Frozen Plasma, Diorama), Helge Wiegand (WIEGAND, T.O.Y.), Ars Nikonov (Cold In May, Fury Weekend), Ilia Konclever (Freaky Mind), and Maria Mar (Omnimar).
Musically, Bring The Light" moves between dancefloor-ready electronic tracks and more introspective, atmospheric moments, tied together by melodic synths and the darker, minor-key sound that has long defined Mental Discipline.
The second new album to check out is the new album from Vioflesh, "Dark Bellows"
that release their music through Darktunes.
Pressrelease:
Descend into the dark. Come back transformed!
With Dark Bellow, VIOFLESH opens a new abyss in modern female-fronted coldwave and darkwave. The Chilean duo — Vio on vocals and Flesh on composition — dives deep into instinct, desire, fear, betrayal, and rebirth, creating an album that feels intimate, dangerous, and beautifully nocturnal.
From the black tides of “In The Depth” to the raw inner force of “Intuition”, from the suffocating ghosts of hidden emotions to the velvet nostalgia of another life, Dark Bellow moves like a journey through everything we bury inside ourselves. Cold synths, emotional vocals, shadowy atmospheres, and dark romantic tension shape a record made for modern goth hearts.
While VIOFLESH are bringing their sound to the USA and preparing to return to Europe at the end of the year, Dark Bellow marks a powerful new chapter for one of the most exciting darkwave duos from South America.
Go below the surface. Enter Dark Bellow.
Last out on this is the brand new album by the constellation of Aerial Ship Of Flowers with their beautiful ambient album "Secret Fields"
Aerial Ship Of Flowers are: Peter Davidson & Karl Gasleben
Gasleben began his musical career in Anna Själv Tredje, and then Cosmic Overdose and he is still active as a member in legendary Twice A Man.
Peter Davidson has released several albums of ambient music, been a guest musician with several Swedish electronic acts over the year, Peter is also a painter.
Pressrelease:
On this 5th album by ASOF, Gasleben and Davidson dive deeper into the unknown,
painting sonic landscapes of ambient electronica and swirly folky guitar-strings,
drones and instrumental minimalistic melodic tales.
Secret Fields consist of 13 pieces
with references to the hidden rooms between life and death,
love dreams and creativity.
Supported by Electric Cafe & Muzik Mag Sweden
DJ Thessla
