New Orange Sector album

2009-03-20 (News)

New Orange Sector album will be entitled “mind.fuck” (Fact 3112) and is due to be released on 20.03.2009 via Infacted Recordings.

The Holy Kiss announce last album and european tour

2009-03-20 (News)

The Holy Kiss, San Francisco's long running grimy, blues-influenced, post-punk group. The band will release their third full length LP "Under Noon of Night", returning to Hungry Eye Records. The record will be pressed onto vinyl and limited to 500 copies, with a hand-screened cover, and released in March of 2009.

Re:Covered: A Tribute To Depeche Mode

2009-03-19 (News)

V/A - "Alfa Matrix Re:Covered - A Tribute To Depeche Mode" 2CD is the title of a brand new and massive Depeche Mode tribute compilation which will be released in April 2009 worldwide by Alfa Matrix.

All My Faith Lost... - "In A Sea, In A Lake, In A River ... ... Or In A Teardrop"

2009-03-19 (News)

In a sea, in a lake, in a river ... ... or in a teardrop" was composed and recorded by All My Faith Lost .." in it's original line-up (Francis, Federico, Viola and Raffaella) as a first full album. The songs included in this album are inspired by spirits and fairies somehow releated to water.

Selaxon Lutberg - "Margini"

2009-03-19 (News)

A new release by Selaxon Lutberg, made of 4 long-length tracks (approximately 38 min.), assembled upon the processing of violins, cellos, piano, filed recordings, vocals, synth (only included in the third track), guitars (used once in a track, to create background feedbacks), accordions, etc.

Din [A] Tod presents "Westwerk"

2009-03-19 (News)

On their new album, Berlin-based Din [A] Tod perfectly capture the zeitgeist at the end of the last decade of the new millennium: “Westwerk”  fuses the spirit of the early Eighties with the amiable madness of the Electroclash-sound from Germany’s capital. The result is a versatile No-Future-Pop-music-experience with a profound club-appeal. The ambitious mix of minimal Electro sounds with meandering guitar- and bass-lines mingled with a distinct coolness sounds even more compact and mature than the group’s critically-acclaimed first outing.