Lord Of The Lost - Full Metal Whore

2015-07-27 (News)

Lord Of The Lost are setting the mood for their newest EP right from the start: amps cranked to 11 and guitars on full blast, the lads unleash an attack on your ear drums with five new songs and an extra-dose of heaviness. From the industrial-metal-infused title track, via the epically evil steamroller "Born In Slavery", to the modern-metal-monsters "Love & Hate", "Pretty Dead Dead Boy" and "We're All Created Evil", the band cranked up the brutality like they only did on some obscure b-sides in the past. Though EP still contains a fair share of anthemic moments. 

Conrad Schnitzler / Pyrolator - Con–Struct

2015-07-26 (News)

Kurt Dahlke, aka Pyrolator, member of various seminal post-punk bands such as D.A.F. and Der Plan, was chosen to assume Conrad Schnitzler’s mantle for the next.

Enmarta - Sea of Black

2015-07-25 (News)

Enmarta with "Sea of Black" is dark ambient with influences from the vast corners of the earth combining ritualistic elements, fine texture work, throat singing and live viola. A multifaceted album that will attract those in search of a multilayered dark ambient experience with classical influences.

Grave Babies - Holographic Violence

2015-07-24 (News)

"Holographic Violence" is Grave Babies’ second Hardly Art full-length, and further explores the themes of nihilism, the pending doom of mankind, and shaming humanity, which the band has been building their gloomy reputation on since the beginning.

Massive Ego - Noise In The Machine

2015-07-23 (News)

Marc Massive in his band Massive Ego, uses own experiences to create the hottest New-Romantic-Dark-Electro-Pop-Industrial-hybrid in recent history.
Having what seems a lifetime of opportunities to look behind the faux-magic of the business, Marc Massive syphons his experiences into a fusion of counterculture-glamour, expressed through a wild mix of catchy Synth-Pop, dark Electro-Industrial-influences and New-Romantic-cool, garnished with a healthy dose of black humor.

Ashbury Heights - The Looking Glass Society

2015-07-22 (News)

Ashbury Heights returns with "The Looking Glass Society" - an album that puts a decidedly contemporary spin on the duo's distinctive modern futurist sound and features 12 sublime new songs.
"I’d say our sound is a bit heavier and gloomier now, a lot of terrible personal stuff transpired during the last few years and our music and lyrics have come to reflect that." - Anders Hagström.