1. |
Another tale
03:06
|
|||
2. |
Indianische Weisheit
02:50
|
|||
3. |
What it seems to be
05:54
|
|||
4. |
What am I doing here?
03:49
|
|||
5. |
Step into the garden
04:02
|
|||
6. |
A new time
03:58
|
|||
7. |
Jener Ort
04:36
|
|||
8. |
Utopia
05:05
|
|||
9. |
The supporting wall
04:16
|
|||
10. |
The riders of downfall
05:05
|
|||
11. |
All I want
04:26
|
|||
12. |
The joy
04:32
|
|||
13. |
The moon & the stars
04:05
|
Burntime Karlsruhe, Germany
Ever since the band was formed in 1993, Burntime have been fighting their inner demons, and channelling their emotions and thoughts in the alternative underground, nostalgic but never outdated. Classic electrowave is combined with electronic and ethereal sounds; unadulterated female vocals are juxtaposed with distorted male voices. Burntime pay tribute to the music of their past. ... more
If you like Burntime, you may also like:
Gloriously primal music that recalls the glory days of early ’80s industrial, icy drum machines clashing with searing synths.
go to album
I Will Remember It All Differently
by Alter der Ruine
Gothic industrial songs that recall darkest Depeche Mode while pounding out their own melodic path.
go to album
Marvelously gothy electronic music from Barcelona, "Segundo" is a New Wave delight.
go to album
The Italian label Raw Culture is a force to be reckoned with & this album is proof of its powers, packed with subterranean industrial heat.
go to album
Pries Akis
by Shaknis & Egzotikka
Shaknis & Egzotikka offer terrifically chilly coldwave—a skeletal treat for the Halloween season.
go to album
Eros Anikate (IDI006)
by Local Suicide
Producer couple Local Suicide's debut LP is filled with moody technodisco and contributions from Lena Platanos, Theus Mago, and more.
go to album
I Was A Soldier EP
by Fontaine SMC
Fontaine SMC are two French artists who have joined forces to share what they call “positive nostalgia” in their rubbery electropop songs.
go to album
