Synapscape - Traits

2011-09-08 (News)

Since their debut album, Tim Kniep and Philipp Münch have consistently impressed world wide audiences both on stage and with a wide number of high-octane releases combining distinctive vocal treatments, experimental electronics and rhythmic industrial with a touch of the unexpected - executing their own blend of both pounding beats and complexity.

Ataraxia - Simphonia Sine Nomine

2011-09-05 (News)

Ataraxia is an Italian neoclassical band who combine modern technology with archaic instrumentation. They describe their music as a cross "between sacred and profane, ethereal and neo-classical, contemporary and early music".

Human Steel - Crankshaft Crash

2011-09-04 (News)

A new album from Human Steel - Crankshaft Crash has just been published. The release is somewhat rare, as the band follows the pure oldschool EBM path and does it truly well. The CD contains 9 songs. While the style is oldschool, the technical part of the album is quite contemporary and sounds excellent. Crankshaft Crash has everything what is needed to enable Human Steel to take the EBM world by storm.

Autodafeh - Act of Faith

2011-09-03 (News)

AUTODAFEH, the talented EBM-act from South of Sweden returns with their 3rd full length album! Hard pumping EBM/Electronic Music with glorious sing-along lyrics, clearly influenced by bands like Front 242 and Nitzer Ebb, but their sound is unique and has got a special twist to it, and that makes AUTODAFEH a very nice contribution to the world of EBM:

Emil Bulls - Oceanic

2011-09-02 (News)

In view of Emil Bulls' seventh album Oceanic and, believe it or not, 16 years of band history, you'd be justified to talk of an era. Few contemporaries from their genre have clocked up such a long record and been able to build such a faithful and constantly growing fan base

VNV Nation - Automatic

2011-09-01 (News)

VNV Nation returns with a new album entitled "Automatic"; the record will have it premier on 9th September 2011. Ronan Harris and Mark Jackson have been working hard on "Atomatic" in order to create something, which would be more concise and more theme-oriented than the previous releases. By calling the forthcoming record "The art of retrofuturism", Ronan has made both their music and the art work more standarized so that it may refer to the developement of American industry and technology of the 30's of XX century. with the up-to-date disappointment with them.