It’s already been well over a month since our new album 'Realities' was released, and we’re still incredibly happy with all the warm, enthusiastic and positive reactions we’ve received — from you, our listeners, as well as from the press.
Here’s a little selection of some of the wonderful things we’ve seen and read along the way.
Thank you all so much for your enthusiasm, your kind words and your continued support. It truly means a lot to us. 🖤🙏
- 🏆 ‘Album des Monats’
- Sonic Seducer - September 2026 - 🏆 ‘Album des Monats’
- Orkus – October/November 2026 - “In short: it is a fantastic album. A huge album in every sense. Listening to 'Realities' is like embarking on an incredible voyage of discovery through different worlds, where I constantly come across details that leave me amazed.”
- Synth.nu - "This new album from Belgian mastermind Jan Dewulf aka Mildreda expands on the template set by his previous effort: impressive atmospheric, dark, electronic industrial with pummeling beats. This time around however, he has also moved into a more Vancouver-inspired sound, à la Dead When I Found Her."
- Release Magazine (8/10) - "'Realities' is a monumental release that gets under your skin from start to finish and is brimming with tension. Dante’s Inferno on a dark electro drip! A must-buy for anyone seeking the added value of dark electro!"
- Dark Entries (9/10) - “Jan Dewulf has truly outdone himself, offering listeners an unparalleled experience defined by both complexity and efficiency. Mildreda delivers an expansive, detailed, and polished album where atmosphere takes center stage without losing sight of its danceable side.”
- Side-Line (8,5/10) - “Conclusion: yes, Belgium still has electro greats. Mildreda is one of them. Conceptually, musically, lyrically. Raw and realistic. Thought-out and personal. Mildreda once again gives us an exceptionally strong album. Varied, musically broad, captivating…”
- Peek-a-Boo Magazine (9,7/10) - “Realities resembles gossamer threaded with barbed wire. … Some of the harshest vocal passages are also the moments when he sounds most exposed, giving the record an emotional edge that pure brutality would not have achieved.”
- ReGen Magazine
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