Suicide Commando - Bind, Torture, Kill

2006-11-03 / Nathashah / Reads: 14592

"There's much killing to be done". This musical tornado swept everyone off of their feet long ago! The question is: is there anyone on this earth, who will submit to them more and more? Despite other people, who scream, that it's their end, I won't be broken! This tornado keeps...

Suicide Commando - Implements Of Hell

2010-07-17 / _Morfeusz_ / Reads: 6351

Most probably, never before has any other hell-electro performer tormented musically over a listener as Johan Van Roy does. After more than three years since the release of Bind, Torture and Kill, Suicide Commando comes back seemingly straight from hell, incidentally stealing subsequent implements of torture from there. This time...

Suicide Commando - Mindstrip

2006-04-26 / _lin / Reads: 14999

It's certain that year 2000 was successful for Johan Van Roy. Next disc premiere - titled "Mindstrip" - preceded double triumph of previous released singles - "Comatose Delusion" and "Hellraiser" on German Alternative Charts. On the other hand, singles often can't attest the quality of whole recording. Looking sceptically on...

Suicide Commando - X.20

2008-08-30 / Älvalek / Reads: 8621

Four-disc release which is a sum-up of twenty years of artistic work of Johan van Roy. No one who values music from around dark electro should be disappointed with it. Except of 3 CDs with music the release includes a DVD with video clips and fragments of concerts. The...

Sulpher - Spray

2009-08-29 / alucard / Reads: 3714

Sulpher is a British industrial rock duo, consisted of Rob Holliday and Monti. Separately, or already under that name, they have collaborated with such acts like Depeche Mode, Laibach or The Mission, but they are mainly known from being the co-producers of Gary Numan’s "Pure" (they also did five remixes...

Superikone - Energie

2006-04-17 / Lejdi / Reads: 5004

It's the second album of the German band Superikone, released last December. Malte Schmidt is the man behind it all, not only playing but also producing the music. The record begins with a 25 second intro, giving us a taste of things to come, with the words "Superikone bitte zum...