Mind.In.A.Box 'Revelations' world premiere - contest with great prizes

2012-01-26 (News)

This February, on Friday 3rd, in Poznan at Fabrika club ul.Mokra 5 we'll have a great party, first in 2012 edition of Respect The Music gig. It will be also promo/release party of a brand new Mind.In.A.Box album called 'Revelations'. You can already read a review of this album in our magazine. Thanks to Mind.In.A.Box from Vienna we have special prizes for You. You can win CDs, posters,stickers, t-shirts and bags with a logo of the band. To win - all You have to do is to send at [email protected] (no later than on 31.01.2012) answer to one simple but tricky question: "Name in correct chronological order all titles of tetralogy-story that is told by Mind.In.A.Box albums."
During the party in Poznan on 3rd February You'll also will have a chance to win those prizes. More info about this event can be found at our forum and calendar. Good luck!

Infest 2012!!

2012-01-25 (News)

Infest 2012 has been officially announced to commence! Hitting bradford university once again Infest is planning on being bigger and better. Although no bands have been announced so far tickets have gone on sale and hotels are already starting to be booked in the city. Many poeple are speculating at who will be playing there this year who can rival resistanz festival in Shehffield.

The Horrorist - Joyless Pleasure

2012-01-24 (News)

The beautiful new haunting album from indie electronic producer Oliver Chesler, The Horrorist. Themes of love and madness play out over meticulously arranged sad songs. There is a certain type of music listener that will love this work.

Discover

2012-01-23 (News)

Now we can confirm the final track listing of the upcoming "DISCOVER" compilation - and from now on you can have a listen to all regular tracks of the compilation (except the bonus tracks):

HARD ART #3

2012-01-22 (News)

The new issue of HARD ART #3 will be available on 1st February 2012.

Organic Cage - Brain Surgery Machine

2012-01-21 (News)

Following up the Kill Your TV digital EP released in May 2011, Brain Surgery Machine continues his path of destruction with 12 new tracks and two remixes. While Kill Your TV was aimed squarely at the dance floor, the new record widens that focus with slower, grinding tracks - but still has plenty of blistering dance floor bombs.