Klonavenus – Angst

2015-04-08 (News)

Klonavenus returns with "Angst", a perfect work in which the sonic technology joins the pure energy, generating spectacular modulations that constitute one of the last frontiers of electronic avantgarde. Direct percussiveness, geometrically fractionated, dark vocals, gloomy keyboards: they are the main prerogatives of the twelve tracks of this release that expertly combines synthwave and dark-electro elements, creating a futuristic and highly danceable climax.

Doldrums - The Air Conditioned Nightmare

2015-04-07 (News)

Doldrums on "The Air Conditioned Nightmare" apply a punk rock ethos to electronic music, creating songs using samplers and DJ gear in place of guitars. Bold, anxious, dream-like, uplifting, glacial, hypnotic, constricting, expansive, alien - this is an album that is ever-changing.
Itis an album of texture and taste, an extra-sensory overload.

Swervedriver - I Wasn't Born To Lose You

2015-04-07 (News)

Swervedriver release the long awaited follow up to 1998 album "99th Dream"," I Wasn't Born To Lose You". The band managed to stand out in the 90s London’s indie rock guitar scene by hotwiring that sound with the subversive energy of some American bands of the era, embracing the liquid distortion of shoe gaze combined with the cool swagger giving them unique sound and attitude.

Marsheaux – Monument

2015-04-06 (News)

This exclusive EP comes with shorter, bigger, better and lighter versions of tracks from the forthcoming album! This amazing EP will not only serve as taster for the later to be released double-CD incl. additional remixes and versions, but promises to become a hot collector’s item both for fans of Marsheaux and Depeche Mode!

Acylum - Pest

2015-04-05 (News)

While with time, some bands tend to become more accessible and gentle, it seems that Acylum took another path, offering us his darkest, hardest and noisiest effort to date. Under the heavy noir thematic of the plague disease, Acylum widens the thematic scope of that terrible disease and matches it with socio-political diseases and almost taboo concerns of our turbulent times.

Essence Of Mind - The Break Up!

2015-04-04 (News)

Norway's Essence Of Mind comes back with the hugely anticipated release of their 4th full length album.
"What was first intended to be an album dealing with human relations, existential questions and reflections of the time we live in, during the writing process, "The Break Up!" turned out to be my most personal album yet...", says Erlend Eilertsen.