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DRP - Peace Offensive

2015-05-27 (News)

Limited Edition of 300 copies only! DRP, a Japanese ebm band from Sapporo, released their first album "Electro Brain 586" on Body Records/Antler Subway way back in 1990. A second album "Peace Offensive" and the 12" "Make Love" were recorded in 1991, but due to label policy's these recordings never saw the light of day.

High-Functioning Flesh - Definite Structures

2015-05-26 (News)

Instinctive ebm laced punk from Los Angeles own High-Functioning Flesh cuts through the discord with their sophomore album, "Definite Structures". Gregory Vand and Susan Subtract fuse their backgrounds and aesthetics of industrial, punk, and noise.

Johan Baeckström - Like Before

2015-05-25 (News)

Johan Baeckström is the mastermind behind Swedish synthpop act Daily Planet. With this album, which is Johan Baeckstrom's solo release, he proves that he is not only a fantastic songwriter and producer, but also has one of Sweden's absolute best vocals.

Terence Fixmer - Depth Charged

2015-05-24 (News)

Over the past 2 decades, Fixmer has continued to evolve as an artist while maintaining his influential stance in international electro culture. "Depth Charged" is his most introspective album yet. With this 10-piece composition Fixmer is able to tell a story from start to finish, with powerful, deep, dark, pulsating tones that are essential to his musical approach.

Hunting Lodge - Will

2015-05-23 (News)

Upon the request of Andreas Muller of the German label Datenverarbeitung, Hunting Lodge started to regularly record material that pull together tracks to become their first full-length album entitled "Will".

Paradise Lost - The Plague Within

2015-05-22 (News)

Rare is it for a band to have had such a long lasting effect on the musical landscape they exist within. Since their formation in Halifax, West Yorkshire, Paradise Lost have thrived in perpetual darkness: a place where rays of light seldom threaten to break the black clouds, where nightmares last an eternity.


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