Deathcamp Project appreciated by German music magazines!

2012-06-10 (News)

Deathcamp Project has been chosen as "newcomer of the month" by German Orkus magazine. There is an interview with the band in the current issue and "No Cure" single has been included in the supplement compilation. www.orkus.de

[X]-Rx - Activate the Machinez

2012-06-09 (News)

After 2 years of wait, we are finally able and happy to announce the all new, 4th album ‘Activate the Machinez’ by [X]-Rx. During this period of ‘silence’, [x]-Rx didn’t lay back and relax, but successfully toured the (almost) entire (audio)globe, and reached a status, that they were always eager to reach: On Top of the worldwide international Industrial Techno Scene!

Xotox - Eisenkiller EP

2012-06-08 (News)

With this special EP in two different editions, XOTOX celebrate 10 years of "Eisenkiller". "Eisenkiller" was first released in 2002 on the self-produced album "Silberfieber" before being included on the official debut album "Lichtlos", released by PRONOIZE, the label that signed XOTOX in the meantime.

Agonoize - Wahre Liebe

2012-06-06 (News)

The "Godfathers of Hellectro" return with an infernal, new single. The double attack consisting of the melodic title song "Wahre Liebe" and the massive "Dafür" hits the dance floor with lots of bass, harsh shouts and catchy aggro-tunes.

Ostrich - The Ostrich Effect

2012-06-06 (News)

A first glimpse of the incredible talent of the Swedish duo OSTRICH was included on ‘Electropop Vol.2’ in 2009. With ‘Sleepy Angels’ the Scandinavian discovery delivered one of the top highlights of the CD and was able to satisfy the high expectations also live during the Electropop Festival that year.

Chrysalide - Don't Be Scared, It's About Life [Expanded]

2012-06-05 (News)

An avalanche of noisy digicore, industrial hip hop, & twisted breaks for fans of Skinny Puppy, Atari Teenage Riot, & MSI. Don't Be Scared, It's About Life is the break-out album by French industrial artist Chrysalide which had more underground buzz in 2011 when it was originally released than most albums on big labels. The album was put out on the artist's own imprint, Audiotrauma, after which Chrysalide played tons of shows, and enjoyed the status of 2011's best CD that no one wrote about.