Swedish synthpoppers 047 started off as a bitpop band with several great releases under their belt. Their latest album “Elva” saw them moving into more conventional synthpop territory but they carried it out with great skill. Now they have just released a new single with vocals from Daniella Kruth. [more...]
Die Krupps made a splendid return with the album “The Machinists of Joy” in 2013. Luckily they’ve not been resting on their laurels, and so now we have a new album to look forward to in 2015. [more...]
Swedish electropop band Ashbury Heights will return with a new album, “The Looking Glass Society” on July 24. [more...]
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Listen to “Happiness (Gary Numan Remix)” below – a brand new song in classic IAMX style. It’s taken from the forthcoming album “Metanoia”. [more...]
Meanwhile at Schiphol…
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…Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber are drinking coffee, tired after a long trip. [more...]
As we’ve told you in our interview with Julia Nash last year, the legendary Chicago based industrial label Wax Trax! has been working on a video documentary for quite some time. To finish it, they’re turning to you, and more specifically Kickstarter (watch the video).
It’s always good to be back at Sonar, after all it means being back in the centre of Barcelona, probably one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Also, Sonar is one of those festivals that doesn’t pander to commercialism as such – it’s true, you do have the big names (this year Chemical Brothers (main pic), ASAP Rocky and Duran Duran are some of the acts fulfilling this criteria), but it is more about the music you don’t know that make it an exciting proposition. So it was with eagerness that I went through all my formalities before entering into the arena of sound that is Sonar by Day. [more...]