Neotek - Sex, Murder & Rock'n'Roll

2009-11-20 (News)

It's been more than 14 years since the first album from Danish electro-act Neotek. Now Neotek, signed to Black Rain Records, are back with an even more surprising album - an electronic work of art where no musical boundaries or conventions are upheld.

First Aid 4 Soul - Brudpop

2009-11-18 (News)

In their home country Hungary the band started as a project in 2006, but the group really has quite a long past. It is the practical successor of the band Vacuum, which started in 1992 and became one of the most significant bands in the Hungarian industrial music scene.

Battle Scream - Suffering VS. Salvation

2009-11-17 (News)

The positive echo of the on the last album "Suffering" has not yet faded as Battle Scream are getting ready to launch a new album.Celebrated as one of the most devoted and dedicated projects in theunderground, the quintet around singer Alex offers immaculate electronic rock with subtle metal and industrial sounds.

Life's Decay - Dysrieuses

2009-11-16 (News)

Dysrieuses is the sixth official album of Life's Decay. It follows its evolution towards a completely acoustical orchestration, this time, nevertheless, with a much more aggressive and dynamic music than in the previous album Eklaasera. In addition to classical instruments such as the cello, the piano or the violin, the bass part is more important as well as the guitar recorded in a more or less saturated way.

Nachtmahr - Mädchen in Uniform

2009-11-13 (News)

With his brand new EP Mädchen in Uniform General Thomas Rainer dedicates a long overdue monument to the uniformed ladies of this world. And this is only the beginning: Enigmatic and influenced by Latin American sounds, NACHTMAHR evoke the malicious fable creature El Chupacabra in the stomping industrial track of the same name.

vO1d - This Is Not A False Alarm Anymore

2009-11-12 (News)

Toronto's own v01d is set to launch his debut double-CD on Artoffact Records. Entitled This Is Not A False Alarm Anymore, v01d's debut is a sonic riddle without any easy-access key. The album is dense and cerebral, veers into strange territory for industrial, including off-time drumming, live guitars, and very well-written lyrics. Not your usual fodder. Of course, v01d shows his roots on every track, meshing elements of Haujobb, Boards of Canada, Pop Will Eat Itself, Faith No More, and Underworld into a slick and surprising release.