Amon Tobin - Dark Jovian

2015-05-06 (News)

Amon Tobin’s latest release, "Dark Jovian" - his first since 2011’s "ISAM" - is as astonishing and as perfectly formed as the space objects that inspired it. The latest result of his restless sonic experimentation, the EP’s music is breathtakingly elemental, and takes electronic music into the sort of capacious territory normally reserved for classical music: "Dark Jovian" is the thrilling return of a master.

Kerovnian - Far Beyond, Before The Time

2015-05-06 (News)

"Far Beyond, Before The Time" was the first genius offering of Kerovnian, spewing forth the bleakest, blackest ambient ever released. This music comes from the deep abyss, the bottomless wells, the blackest pits. Coupled with ultralow sonics, is the deep language of Kerovnian - words of a 1000 year old mixture of Persian and Greek.

Orange Sector - Night Terrors

2015-05-05 (News)

Orange Sector, two man ebm pioniers from Hannover/Germany, return with "Night Terrors". Ten massive new ebm songs plus three great mixes are the result of this new production! The opening track "Braindead" marches through your brain reminding one of the good old Nitzer Ebb style.

Stars Crusaders – Mothership

2015-05-05 (News)

"Mothership" is the first single from the critically acclaimed "New Horizons" album from the Stars Crusaders. The EP features 3 versions of the title track; including remixes from Rotersand and Robdust, 4 versions of "Supermarket Signs"; including remixes from Autoclav1.1, Interface, nTTx, and an extended version of the "Prologue".

Sirenia - The Seventh Life Path

2015-05-04 (News)

When Sirenia mastermind Morten Veland starts composing, one thing is for sure: the Norwegian will pour his heart and soul into a brand new escapist masterpiece! Sirenia invite you the listener on a cinematic journey with their new album "The Seventh Life Path".

Kamelot – Haven

2015-05-03 (News)

Symphonic metal masters Kamelot return with new album titled "Haven".
"The songs run the gambit of dark and melancholy to uplifting and melodic elements" Tommy Karevik, vocals. "Haven has an aggressive edge to it that is the representation of the band as The Revolutionary Change in the storyline" Oliver Palotai, keyboards.