Pail - Faith in the void

2011-05-02 (News)

Caustic Records presents "Faith in the void" third album of PAIL, and a truly 90's and modernist Electronic Body Music piece of work. The echoes of big names like FLA, X-Marks the Pedwalk, NUMB, Hocico, Mentallo & The Fixer, Leather Strip, VAC or Skinny Puppy mix with the distinctive and personal style that PAIL has been showing since the beginning of its journey, in 1998.

Amon Tobin - ISAM

2011-05-01 (News)

With release date of 23rd May 2011 by Ninja Tune, Amon Tobin is once again blurring the lines between psychedelia and sci-fi, between art and entertainment, between sound design and melody. The result is a record of uncharacteristic depth and richness (intellectual, emotional and aural), accomplishing even elements of dubstep.

Moby - Destroyed

2011-04-30 (News)

Moby’s new album, Destroyed, will be released on May 17 via Mute. The Be The One EP is available to download for free on http://www.moby.com/home. The EP contains 3 songs: Be the One, Sevastopol and Victoria Lucas. Moby will also release a book of photographs around the same time as the album also called Destroyed.

Decree - Fateless

2011-04-29 (News)

Acclaimed as one of the hardest and most intense groups in the industrial genre, DECREE returns after a 7-year hiatus to present their third album: FATELESS. Frontman Chris Peterson, known for his work with Delerium and Front Line Assembly, pulls no punches in creating a veritable wall of sound, mercilessly pushing sonic boundaries.

electropop.6

2011-04-28 (News)

The sixth part of the famous "electropop." series will be released on April 29th 2011 and again features 13 tracks from bands that haven't been on any "electropop." compilation before. And again fans can discover the magic of great sounds and wonderful melodies - electropop at it's best!

Lord Of The Lost - Antagony

2011-04-27 (News)

"We Are The Lost!" With said battle cry of a song to kick off the new album, the Hamburg-based Dark-Alternative-Metal- sextet, fronted by charismatic singer Chris "The Lord" Harms, has created a veritable anthem for itself. And what about the often-feared "difficult second album"-syndrome? "Antagony" feels like nothing of the sort.