Dead When I Found Her - Eyes on Backwards

2016-11-21 (News)

Here comes "Eyes on Backwards", the fourth album from Michael Arthur Holloway's industrial project Dead When I Found Her. It is a blistering album. The record opens with the furious "Tantrum", and before you catch your breath lays it on heavy with a densest material to date: "The Big Reverse" digs deep into Skinny Puppy-esque territory, with sample nods to the masters and Holloway's distinctive voice rages harder than you're accustomed to. Then the material is denser, in a way easier to digest, but at the same time more dangerous, more vicious.

Zos Kia/Coil - Transparent

2016-11-12 (News)

Zos Kia was formed by John Gosling (Mekon), John Balance (Coil) and Min - with guest Peter 'Sleazy' Christopherson (Throbbing Gristle). Their one and only album, "Transparent", was released in 1983 in a cassette only edition. It was reissued years later by Coil, in an edited edition. The entire recordings are now released on CD/vinyl for the first time and are completely remastered from the unedited tapes. Includes two previously unreleased bonus tracks by Ake (pre-Zos Kia).
 The music on "Transparent" is genuinely unsettling and disturbing, with a more primal Industrial feel than the Coil album which followed; 'Scatology'. An essential insight into the very early work of these extraordinary artists and an undeniable link between Coil and Throbbing Gristle.
 CD edition presented in a 6-panel digipak with booklet containing unseen images.
 

Psy’Aviah - Chasing The Speed Of Light

2016-11-11 (News)

On this new "Chasing The Speed Of Light" EP release, with Kyoko Baertsoen (ex-Hooverphonic, Lunascape) and her unique timbre fitting so well this sorrowful blend of trip-hop rhythms and EBM basslines on "Alcubierre Drive" and Fallon Nieves and her powerful vocals with attitude on the floor-packing "Not What I Expected" and its incisive synth lines and hypnotic grooves, nicely summarizes Psy’Aviah’s amazing dichotomy of sound stretching from moody mid-tempo electronic tunes to modern upbeat club songs with a dark industrial edge.

Siva Six - Dawn Of Days

2016-11-09 (News)

Cult duo Siva Six returns! An electronic and analog ritual full of dirty, bombastic, apocalyptic and emotional dark electro/industrial from Athens’ infamous band renown for favoring quality to quantity! Besides SIVA SIX’s characteristic harsh dark elektro style, "Dawn Of Days" also takes another sonic dimension by integrating traditional eastern instruments played by talented theater musician G. Diamantopoulos as well as the awesome guitar parts of Boog (Junksista) on a unique cover version of the "28 Days Later" movie-soundtrack’s main theme.

Sirenia - Dim Days of Dolor

2016-11-08 (News)

"Dim Days of Dolor" features 11 brand new songs and one special bonus track!
All recordings are completed and the album is being mixed in Hansen Studios at the moment. New life for Sirenia, one of the genre`s biggest and most popular acts, and also proof that gloom paired with elegant grandeur and a metallic punch can mean pure bliss to some.

Snog - The Clockwork Man (Non-Compliant Remixes in The Age of Obedience)

2016-11-07 (News)

From deep within the engine room of commerce and in association with Schmerk Industries - comes the "The Clockwork Man" - mechanical lockstep creature: part flesh, part automaton, part digital creation. Lo, behold the new man- "The Clockwork Man" - for he (or she) is synthesized by such International conglomerates as Aesthetic Perfection, Angelspit, Ross Healy and more for optimal consumption.