Velvet Acid Christ turns to crowdfunding
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To finance the new Velvet Acid Christ album “Subconscious Landscapes” Bryan Erickson – the man behind the name – has turned to Pledgemusic to help release it himself.
So called outrun electro is all the rage now, with all its 80:s aesthetics. Perturbator is James Kent from England, and the new album “Dangerous Days” comes out on June 17.
Do you like old school EBM with fat analogue bass lines? Sure you do. Then you might want to check out Wulfband, the newest signing to Swedish electronic / alternative label Progress Productions, announced today.
The Swedish synthpop, industrial and alternative electronic label Progress Productions has been around for 10 years now. It’s grown into what must be the biggest Scandinavian label for these genres and most of the output with artists such as Necro Facility, Henric de la Cour, Kite and Spark has received high praise from both the record buyers and the music press such as Release. Progress has stayed true to its objectives and remained on its path for all this years, so we caught up with founder and label boss Torny Gottberg to commemorate the anniversary. [more...]
German dark electro legends Project Pitchfork, that just played the Amphi Festival, are getting ready to issue their 17th studio album “Blood”.
The 2 Belgian gentlemen in Metroland are soon returning with new material. The single “Thalys” arrives in September. [more...]
After the resurrection of the classic industrial metal band Godflesh in 2010, we’ve only got the EP “Decline & Fall”. But now the time has come for a new full-length album to be unveiled. [more...]
The rumours were true, the British electronica renegade Aphex Twin will finally return with a new album in September. [more...]
Los Angeles based Youth Code have quickly become popular and at the forefront of new – but old school – industrial music. Now they’re coming out with a new EP in September. Have a first listen after the jump.
It’s been way too long since the world was blessed with a Daily Planet album. The synthpop duo’s excellent debut album “The Tide” came out as far back as in 1996 and after that the Johan Baeckström and Jarmo Ollila ventured off to other projects like Jarmo’s Mr Jones Machine.
This year we finally got first the single “Trust/Fragile” and then the new album “Two”, so I contacted them to find out more about what has happened and what the future holds. They reveal that they are already working on a new album. [more...]