Chris Pohl - Lebe deinen Traum

2017-02-08 (News)

Chris Pohl in his first book "Lebe deinen Traum", provides deep insights into his past, as well as into the history of Blutengel and all of his projects.The book recounts how Chris Pohl became what he is today, how his projects came into being and provides the most in-depth insight into the development of his most successful band, ever.
"Lebe deinen Traum" is pure and unfiltered Chris Pohl, in his own words, 100% subjective and authentic. The book also features a complete list of all releases that Chris Pohl was involved in, including cover art, plus a lot of previously unreleased photos, including private shots from Chris Pohl's youth and early years, exclusive photo sets, as well as a lot of glimpses behind the scenes.

Monolog - Conveyor

2017-02-07 (News)

Mads Lindgren’s Monolog project is constantly changing, aiming for extremities and seeking them musically, technically and emotionally. Whether it is hammering the drums or creating soothing harmonies, these musical poles are given life by intense binding of contrasts. His album 'Conveyor’, sums up recent steps in a harder, more dense and direct form that is new and yet unheard to the Monolog alias. Brilliantly produced and carefully composed, the ten tracks offer dense, overwhelming walls of forging beats, thundering bass drones, majestic keyboard lines and well-integrated samples.

The Godfathers - A Big Bad Beautiful Noise

2017-02-06 (News)

Legendary British band The Godfathers returns with a triumphant bang! Known for the highly acclaimed & influential albums 'Birth School Work Death' & 'Hit By Hit' that have had critics & fans worldwide drooling over the band for decades, the new album fuses trademark primal rock & roll, super-melodic anthems, raw guitars & a gritty, lyrical attitude.

Alec Empire - Volt ost

2017-02-02 (News)

"Volt" is the soundtrack to the movie of the same name with Benno Führmann, the latest from director Tarek Ehlail ("Chaostage"), which depicts a dystopian future police state. Alec Empire, head of Atari Teenage Riot and the ideal artist when it comes to radical, dark electronic sounds.
Both movie and score are based on countless dualities such as day and night, group and individual, all of which Empire has put to leitmotifs. He took minimalistic approach similar to John Carpenter for "Escape from New York".
"I like subordinating to the mood and pace of a movie. There was no other way to blend this dynamic music between extremely low passages and loud eruptions into noise with the film scenes. Of course, this means working fast, because as soon as editing the movie is finished, everything else must be done in a rush." Alec Empire.

Electro Fear presents video to House on Haunted Hill

2017-01-30 (News)

Electro Fear decided to sweeten the waiting for their debut album, by posting a video for one of the singles.

Karsten Pflum - Sleep Concert

2017-01-29 (News)

Karsten’s approach to creating the album based on an event that took place on 1 april 2016, when artist and the library of Herlev invited a limited audience into nine hours of otherwordly ambient soundscapes in a darkened environment. It involved using a broad pallet of electronic equipment to create music dedicated to the borderlands between sleep and wakefulness.
Soon after the listener starts the nine hour sonic voyage, the sound of a magick box fades in. Whether the sound of the lullaby awakes a feeling of warmth and comfort or it creates horrific nightmares, is the first question for the brain to process.