Faderhead - FH-X

Faderhead - FH-X (2016)
Not A Robot

Yeah, I know. How low can my music taste sink, right? I've actually liked Faderhead since his first record was released, back in 2006.
This new piece of music is by far his best yet. It's possible that I like the new Kickstarter EP, "The Universe Has Spoken" (not yet on Discogs), even more. I can't really tell were the album ends and the EP starts, when putting them both on the same playlist...

Faderhead - The World Of Faderhead

Faderhead - The World Of Faderhead
(2012) L-Tracks

It's been a couple of years since I last wrote about Faderhead. And there's been a couple of releases from his side too. I didn't like the rather bleak 2010 "Black Friday" album but the 2009 EP of ballads "Horizon Born" was a rather good and unexpected release. Buy it on Faderhead's Bandcamp Store as the awesome club version of "Horizon Born" is only available there! Anyway "The World Of Faderhead" is a varied (for Faderhead, anyway) release. The stand out track here has to be "Watching Over You", featuring the talents of Daniel Myer. It has a whole new sound which I really hope Faderhead will continue working on. By the way, there's an even better demo version of "Watching Over You" available if you buy the 2011 download EP "The Way To Fuck Clubs" at Faderhead's Bandcamp Store. Yes, I love Bandcamp!

Faderhead - Trilogy

Faderhead - Trilogy (2010)
L-Tracks

I really like Faderhead's cool take on EBM. He really has his own style. Sometimes aggressive, sometimes melodic, always rhythmic and montonous.
This CD is a compilation of his work so far. It includes tracks from the now deleted "FH1", "FH2" and "FH3" albums (I love those clever titles!) as well as some unreleased, or hard to get, songs. All the songs from "FH1" are remixed. Check this out, but don't listen to all the 18 songs in a row as Faderhead sounds best a couple of songs at a time.