Róisín Murphy - Take Her Up To Monto

2016-07-02 (News)

Róisín Murphy will release the follow-up to last year's "Hairless Toys". Her new album, "Take Her Up To Monto" was recorded with her longtime collaborator Eddie Stevens during the same sessions as its predecessor. As with "Hairless Toys", Murphy will self-direct the album's videos.

Tanzwut - Schreib Es Mit Blut

2016-07-01 (News)

17 years after the release of their debut album, Tanzwut will put out their 10th studio album "Schreib Es Mit Blut".
The title "Schreib Es Mit Blut" associates with Goethe’s Faust and the pact with the devil.
And Tanzwut do very good with their 14 new songs!
German medieval rock at its best – catchy melodies, bagpipes, hard guitar riffs and german lyrics.

Mesh - Kill Your Darlings

2016-06-30 (News)

This one serves as an appetizer for Mesh's forthcoming album "Looking Skyward": ‚Kill Your Darlings' is the Brits' new single and no mean feat - pounding beats, heavy guitars, a killer bass line, and above it all singer Mark Hocking's fantastic voice. MESH haven't lost their impact since "Automation Baby" - on the contrary: The band delivers a great hybrid of electronics and guitars without neglecting their stylistic roots.
Once more produced by Olaf Wollschläger.

Novakill - (D)anger

2016-06-29 (News)

Novakill return with their fourth and strongest album, "(D)Anger"! This album represents the biggest leap forward in the band's 20 year history. Every song is a potential single, from the haunting "Gone" to the stompin' dance-floor fodder of "Zombie Killerz". This is high powered EBM of the highest order, with a punk edge that makes it truly cyberpunk. Much of the improvement has come from the working method the band have used to create "(D)Anger". This release sees eleven songs that are true collaborations, with input from both members. The results of this new working method speak for themselves, with an album that is consistent from start to finish. "(D)Anger" presents some of the noise of earlier albums to focus on strong rhythms and powerful choruses that propel the songs forward on a wave of pure adrenaline.

Blutengel - Save Us

2016-06-28 (News)

Blutengel opens a impressive new chapter in an unparalleled success story: the new album "Save Us" is a magnificent successor to the "Monument."  Few groups can match Blutengel's prowess in expertly pulling the strings on an entire gamut of feelings, creating a gripping yet catchy monument for the dark side that resides deeply in each and everyone of us, while transitioning seamlessly into a dance floor compatible fireworks display of electronic beats. From the pompous orchestral intro that segues into the monumental hit single "Sing", via pumping Gothic-Electro-sounds like in "The Siren" or the nostalgic "Asche zu Asche", to the anthemic "Wir sind was wir sind", which beds a dark prophecy into addictive sounds, Chris Pohl and Ulrike Goldmann display a greater versatility than ever, this time around. "Save Us" generates an irresistible pull from a masterful combination of opposing forces, such as the eternal conflict between Heaven and Hell, eroticism and emotion, or atmosphere and club-feeling. The new album is sexy, sinister, opulent, fragile and full of floor-filling potential.

Jürgen Karg - Elektronische Mythen

2016-06-27 (News)

An exciting discovery of 70's experimental electronic music: Jürgen Karg's career in music began in the 1960s as bass player for German jazz legend Wolfgang Dauner. It was not until the 1970s that he switched his attention to electronic music, launching himself wholeheartedly into exploring the genre and building up an extensive collection of synthesizers over a five year period. His efforts culminated in the "Elektronische Mythen" LP, a mighty opus of experimental music which reveals new aspects every time it is played.