Expo 70 - Corridors to Infinity 2CD

2014-12-24 (News)

New album out now. Originally released in 2009 in a small tape and CDR edition (150 and 100 respectively), "Corridors to Infinity" has been our favourite in their extensive discography. This edition, which sees the light of the day 5 years after its initial release, has been expanded to a double album with an additional disc entitled "Star Coloured Clouds".
 

Autopsie D'Une Ombre - first EP

2014-12-23 (News)

French one-man band Autopsie D'Une Ombre released its first EP. For now is available in digital version and CD edition through Bandcamp. Despite 80s influences (such as Depeche Mode, Joy Division or Kas Product), Autopsie D'Une Ombre's music is dark, cold and minimalistic, contains new sounds, sometimes industrial, which redefines the genre "coldwave". The EP was recorded and mixed by Cédric Castel (Inthebox studio), mastered by Mathieu Monnot (Eyemat mastering studio) and artwork is made by Vincent Photographie.

Eldar - Nôus

2014-12-22 (News)

​Eldar returns with a new step forward. Continuing the evolution of the sound of his previous album, a sound that becomes characteristic Eldar in recent years. In this album they present their views about "Nôus", the active principle which impels matter to organize from a swirling motion, the Nôus is material like air and water, but in a special type of matter, capable of printing the cosmogonic movement the rest of the homoeomerous matter. 

Expo 70 - Frozen Living Elements

2014-12-20 (News)

New album out now. It's been three years since Expo 70 appeared on the "From Earth to Sirius" compilation and now they are back to Zoharum with a full-length offering. Their latest album is entitled "Frozen Living Elements" and it features an expanded line-up. Apart from Justin Wright, Expo 70 were Jim Button on drums and Aaron Osborne on bass and additional synthesizers for the sessions and the result can be described as space rock power trio.
 

Skinny Puppy demands $666,000 in royalties from U.S. government

2014-12-19 (News)

Skinny Puppy have invoiced the U.S. government $666,000 in royalties after learning their music was used as a torture device at Guantánamo Bay: Cevin Key, the band's keyboardist, says the band at first planned to design an album cover based on an invoice for the U.S. government, rather than sending a physical invoice. But after learning that the government had allegedly used their music without permission, Key says the band was told it could bring a suit against the Department of Defense.

 

Hello World - II

2014-12-18 (News)

In 2004 the two Hello world members meet for the first time. At that point playing hardcore with the aim to change society. They did it in
a small town just outside Gothenburg, Sweden. Years passed and formation changed, the two of them going on tour with new constellations in Europe, Brazil, Japan and China, and Scandinavia. Eventually meeting up in the same city where it all started to create something new.