British punk-electro outfit The Prodigy have been working on a new album since 2009 when “Invaders Must Die” came out. [more...]

Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans focused almost all their energy to the psychedelic prog-rock outfit Amorphous Androgynous after their seminal FSOL albums in the nineties. Recently though, they’ve been steadily releasing material under their Future Sound of London moniker again, and the latest is an album called “Environments 4″, a treat for us who enjoy their more electronic output. [more...]

Marc & The Mambas (Marc Almond’s old band from 1982-83), Diamanda Galas, Cyclobe, Myminerest, Elisabeth Fraser, Laurie Anderson and Planningtorock are part of the line-up when Antony (Antony and the Johnsons) directs Meltdown 2012. [more...]

Bangface Weekender will be back September 14-16, and will be extra special for those who like the work of Aphex Twin.

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Taking place now at the London Pleasure Gardens rather than their spiritual home at Minehead, Butlins, Bloc festival will be back for a two-dayer on July 6 and 7.

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In order to focus on studio work, Front Line Assembly has cancelled all the summer shows of 2012.

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The sole remaining original Kraftwerk member Ralf Hütter has told New York Times that a new album will be finished “soon”.

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After reuniting and touring successfully, Ultravox are ready to release their first studio album in 28 (!) years.

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Release had an opportunity to speak with Graham Crabb, original member of Pop Will Eat Itself (PWEI) as drummer, vocalist and songwriter, backstage before a gig in Camden, London.

PWEI started in England 1986 as a guitar driven outfit with witty lyrics using hooky pop culture references tracks. For their genre, they still have an industrial electronic following in dance clubs. Their live show today has the same intensity of those tours back in the early 1990:s.

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We recently got some more information about the upcoming Front Line Assembly album.

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