Mono Inc. & Joachim Witt - Kein Weg zu weit

2013-08-19 (News)

MONO INC. open another chapter of their creativity! Mean? Joachim Witt and MONO INC. mastermind Martin Engler became close friends since Witt's latest album and since then they celebrate the "Club Of Living Poets" every week. Joachim benefits from the fact that Martin is an excellent cook - Witt can do nothing on the stove, but he delights in fine dining. During the meetings of the "Club Of Living Poets" abstruse ideas emerged. One of them was to make a common number (not surprising at first sight), but as the question arose of who should sing which language, they did not come to each other at first. But then as Witt texted an English verse and Martin did a German chorus the convolutions of the two were really active. The love to music has connected the two poles! The result is a song in which Martin, inspired by Joachim, kept the German chorus, whereupon Joachim contributed a purely German verse. The result is titled "Kein Weg Zu Weit" and "shall encourage people", the MONO INC.-singer and Witt unison.

Covenant - Leaving Babylon

2013-08-18 (News)

With 2011’s "Modern Ruin" still a fresh memory, Covenant is already back with a brilliant follow-up, entitled Leaving Babylon. Beat-heavy yet introspective, Leaving Babylon is Covenant’s sonic exploration into uncharted emotional waters. It’s the feeling of memory made sound—the melancholy of Sweden in the wintertime, the strange beat of electric hearts, and the longing for forgotten parties. It's time to listen. It's time to heed the sound of the sirens. What are they telling us? Who is really playing the tunes we dance to? We are not Leaving Babylon. Not yet.

Comaduster - Hollow Worlds

2013-08-17 (News)

Drawing from a deep well of influences, Comaduster's debut album 'Hollow Worlds' encompasses a distinctive range of musical styles skillfully incorporating elements of industrial, dubstep, post-rock, glitch, IDM, ambient, and pop music into a polished and cohesive assembly of work that garners cerebral as well as dancefloor allure. From start to finish, 'Hollow Worlds' executes a potent strike, sustaining a proficient balance of bassheavy beats, gushing synth melodies, taut rhythmic structures, absorbing lyrics, and humanistic vocals to match.

Kevorkian Death Cycle Release Video for the Song Lightfield

2013-08-16 (News)

The Industrial music legends Kevorkian Death Cycle have released a video for their new song Lightfield. The video takes a behind the scenes approach and gives fans some insight into KDC's recording process. Lightfield will be on Kevorkian Death Cycle's upcoming album "God Am I", which is the first release for the band in over twelve years. It will be released by Negative Gain Productions on September 17th.

Paranoia Inducta – Maze Of Death

2013-08-15 (News)

Paranoia Inducta: Maze of Death - this is the latest album of well known and valued for many years musical project.
This is the continuation of the former album "Evil Angel" which gained great acceptance of listeners and reviewers.
The "Maze of Death" is a very concept album which could be described in just three words: loneliness, fear and death! The title - maze of death determines a metaphor of human life which is wandered in completely loneliness, blindfolded in completely darkness.
We explore a lot of empty and blind underpasses which were often just an illusion and even hope for many of us. But the truth is that they turned out to be just an illusion which does not lead anywhere and the only outgoing is just death!
This album contains over 50 minutes of cold and dark music. It is absolutely perfectly edited, painted digipack, size A-5, decorated with unique pictures of one of a kind AMELIA!
Maze of Death is released in cooperation, by two national /Polish/ labels: Old Temple and Doomsday Factory.
Abandon all hope, you who enter here.

Release date: 15.08.2013


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ESA - Themes of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 2: Deceit

2013-08-14 (News)

ESA returns with part two of his conceptual album series 'Themes of Carnal Empowerment'. Continuing where ‘Pt. 1: Lust’ left off, ESA once again offers a powerful rhythmic noise assault spanning 11 hard-hitting new industrial tracks. From the very start, the album charges forward with one breathless sonic cavalcade after another from throbbing basslines and guttural vocals to funk laden breakbeats and feverish pounding beats. Always engaging and never disappointing, ESA skillfully executes another vigorous collection that aligns his focus not just on mere rhythmic structures and harsh beats, but masterfully injects a rare creative depth and serendipitous atmospheric climate into his works that ultimately sets him apart from the crowd. This is ESA's finest hour.