Category: Μηλινόη

Cloudscape: μηλι.mmxx.vi.xi

A pray­er­ful col­lage of anger and dejec­tion. Micro­cosm, meso­cosm, mac­ro­cosm. Μηλινόη uncaged once more. Death, black, doom, noise, and the harsh edges of hiphop.

Clouscape: μηλι.mmxx.v.xi

A new old exper­i­ment. Μηλι speak­ing dir­ectly from the under­world. New and old harsh metal / noise / dun­geon / gaze. To be con­tin­ued, elab­or­ated upon, or not. It is what it is.

Cloudscape: Robed in Saffron

[ΜΕΛΙ] They let me out of my cage, so you’re get­ting preg­nant static, sub­con­scious rhythm, plaint­ive voices and reli­gious noise.

Spectral Lore and Mare Cognitum - Wanderers: Astrology of the Nine

This is one of this year’s most import­ant albums. To me, of course, but then again I have a long his­tory with The Wanderers—because that’s what planet means in the first place. Wan­der­ers across our heav­ens, bod­ies that seem­ingly defy the fix­ed­ness of the stars, per­son­al­it­ies. But maybe the Wan­der­ers will be import­ant to you too.

Μηλινόη, 25 February 2020

Μηλινόη’s latest playl­ist, feat. Body Void / Keeper, Chrome Waves, The Ember The Ash, False, Geistaz’ika, Ghostwriter, Les Chants du Has­ard, Ser­pent Column, Turia, and Vile Creature.

LEYA - Flood Dream

Songs that ache and drip with a sad and uncom­prom­ising romantic ser­i­ous­ness that we some­times try to dis­miss in ourselves as juven­ile, but which never quite goes away.

Apostils Against Hegemony, Vol. I: Transitive Properties

It feels close. It feels like a warm reminder that there are many of us out there with a shared love for musical expres­sion and exper­i­ment­a­tion. It is a cul­ture where our ϙueer pre­oc­cu­pa­tion with sex and death is not just lived but cast through a vari­ety of cre­at­ive lenses, and I love it.

Μηλινόη’s Stygian Dementia #06

Vaguely lovelorn for the unknown, des­pair­ing, Μηλινόη invites you to drink of her cup, aural waters calmer than usual, but by no means easy to digest.

Obsequiae - The Palms of Sorrowed Kings

The one, the only, the ori­ginal Castle Metal. OBSEQUIAE is back with its most pol­ished album yet, far ahead of what little com­pet­i­tion there is. But will it turn out to be the her­ald of a new era?