The.Invalid - The Aesthetics Of Failure

2013-08-28 (News)

Massive 2CD set of debut album from the new face of British electronica! Featuring remixes from AAIMON, ALTER DER RUINE, CYGNOSIC, DIE SEKTOR, DYM, FRACTURED, GRENDEL, VALHALL, VPROJEKT and more!! Based solely on the strength of a handful of demo tracks made available online, figures such as FADERHEAD and Daniel Graves of AESTHETIC PERFECTION - neither renowned for being easily impressed - have been prompted to publicly encourage people to listen out for this record. As debut albums go, the 11 tracks of THE.INVALID's impressive "The Aesthetics Of Failure" would by themselves represent a worthy investment of anyone's time and money - described by multiple advance listeners as "a kind of combination of all the best things about AESTHETIC PERFECTION, FADERHEAD and IMPERATIVE REACTION", the tracks also demonstrate the kind of feel and programmed power in simplicity that made NINE INCH NAILS "Pretty Hate Machine" an instant hit and timeless classic.

Mlada Fronta - Every Thing - retrospective 10CD boxset

2013-08-27 (News)

Since 1992, French electronic musician Rémy Pelleschi has used his Mlada Fronta project to compose industrial soundscapes ranging from haunting atmospheres to tribal rhythms to cinematic immersions of the highest order of technical perfection. Owing to the very well-received club hit "XB-33," which Discogs.com correctly refers to as a club "anthem even," Mlada Fronta was on everyone's radar in 1999 when the now defunct Flatline Records put out High Tension, the project's breakout album. Following this, Pelleschi started Parametric Records and between 2001 and 2005 released truly captivating electronic music (on both audio and DVD) and gained attention from the likes of AllMusic.com, who called Mlada Fronta "nothing short of an extended immersive experience."

Apoptygma Berzerk - Major Tom EP

2013-08-26 (News)

After a (far too) long time APB are finally to release all new material! And if an EP does not sound ‘enough’ for you, be informed that APB mastermind Stephan Groth is working on a new Album, Originally planned as a ‘digital download only’-release on the band’s own label hard:drive, the physical EP features a cover-version of one of the biggest hit of ‘NDW’ (Neue Deutsche Welle) in the 80ies: Major Tom by Peter Schilling. Apoptygma played their version already live on their last tour and the song was a real fan favourite!
(MCD in digipak, limited to 999 copies worldwide! "12" in white Vinyl limited to 400 (no.101–500) copies.)

Pretty Addicted - Filth

2013-08-25 (News)

Now, we proudly present the debut full-length from another young gender-bending British duo - London's dirty electro-punk duo PRETTY ADDICTED. PRETTY ADDICTED self-released a version of "Filth" earlier this year with little publicity... Now expanded to a true full-length album with the addition of 3 brand new tracks, rounded out with remixes from heavy-hitters of the scene such as GRENDEL, MODULATE and DIE SEKTOR, "Filth" has all the hallmarks of an instant classic and another amazing discovery from DWA. Loud, catchy and in your face, PRETTY ADDICTED have both the earsplitting sounds to move your body and the sassy sarcastic lyrics to snare your mind.

„The Walking Dead” are coming!

2013-08-24 (News)

After the successful adaptation of the cult comic book "The Walking Dead" by Robert Kirkman into a radio drama, which was the first of this kind, Sound Tropez studio is now working on the following parts of this unusual radio play.

Distorted Memory - The Eternal Return

2013-08-23 (News)

Sure to be an essential album of 2013, Distorted Memory's third studio album "The Eternal Return" continues a legacy of inventive and forward thinking dark electro that fans have come to expect from this Canadian project. Never one to repeat himself, this album once again takes an adventurous approach to dark electronic music as have previous works. This time around there is a return to inspirational roots, blending sounds of early EBM with the stylings and aural aesthetics of the new dark indie movement. "The Eternal Return" is the most emotional, and honest Distorted Memory album to date focused more on personal and universal topics rather than an overall theme as has been the tradition on previous releases. With a blend of retro grooves, creative sound design, and the naturally harsh vocals that began to appear on "Swallowing The Sun" this album creates a truly unique blend of ideas that is well beyond simple comparisons!