Untoten - Zombie I (Die Welt Danach)

2011-11-10 (News)

If there’s a gothic band that is predestined for the ‘Zombie’ theme, then it is for sure Untoten (the Undead), who earned this ‘honour’ with their black romantic songs and albums such as ‘die Blutgräfin’, ‘Die Nonnen von Loudun’, ‘Die schwarze Feder’ or with their so far latest album ‘Liebe oder Tod’ (among others).

FGFC820 - Defense Condition 2

2011-11-09 (News)

FGFC820 are back! Just to give you a foretaste of the brand new album, which will be released next spring, FGFC820 will bring you the EP "Defense Condition 2" on NoiTekk this November.

Nausea - Beats of Oppression

2011-11-08 (News)

Chilean band Nausea’s third album named "Beats of Oppression" from Orion Records, brings to our ears all the electronic aggressiveness mixed with lyrics that projects as much virulence as the beats that hit every one of our senses.

Severe Illusion - No More Alive than you Deserve

2011-11-07 (News)

It's been almost five years in the making. Now it is finally being released. The new album 'No More Alive than you Deserve' from Swedish EBM veterans Severe Illusion. For eleven long years, all the way back to the formation of the band.

Nahtaivel - Midnight Sessions

2011-11-06 (News)

Taking advantage of the proximity to the end of the world Nahtaivel is releasing its new album, Midnight Sessions, an industrial/EBM album that brings new features to its heavy and aggressive electronic music. This time besides the great mix of dark-electro, industrial and black metal, Midnight Sessions presents a strong big beat influence on its rhythm session, from the bands such as Prodigy and Chemical Brothers, making this album the most diverse ever released by the band, and even more aggressive and macabre than the previous work.

Cold Fusion - Architecture

2011-11-05 (News)

Four long years after their so far latest album ‘Simmetria’, acclaimed bombast act Cold Fusion comes up with a special release. ‘Architecture’ is a combination of the best parts of the albums ‘Occupatria’ and ‘Simmetria’ – both highly praised but long deleted.