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German electronic music label Dependent has signed experienced Belgian electro industrial project Mildreda. Watch/listen to the album teaser below. [more...]

German synthpop legends Alphaville are in the process of remastering their second and third album. Meanwhile, German electronic project Schiller has made a new well-received version of “Summer in Berlin” and you can watch the video below. [more...]

We have updated our Spotify playlist with new tracks from Sturm Café, Karin My, Perturbator,  The Mobile Homes feat. Johan Renck, Kanga, Lars Falk (ex Twice a Man), Intrelock, The Anix, Schiller / Alphaville, Christian Gabel, Red Mecca, Part2 and Airghoul / Priest.

Collaborations are common on the industrial scene, but Damage Control takes it to the next level. So be warned: there’s some serious namedropping in this interview, including Chris Peterson, Phil Western, Greg Reely, Claus Larsen and Gin Devo.
Damage Control is quite new on the scene, having only released one album so far. It’s quite a strong album, and now it sort of returns albeit in remixed form. It’s all about the love for groovy old-school industrial music like Front Line Assembly, Noise Unit and Skinny Puppy. We asked Bill Barsby some questions, he is the main man behind the name and resides in Melbourne, Australia. [more...]

The new single and video, ”The Sorrow Stays for Good”, from The Mobile Homes featuring Johan Renck (Stakka Bo) is out today. [more...]

French synthwave superstar Perturbator is back with new material. [more...]

We have updated our Spotify playlist with new tracks from Echo Image (remixed by Apoptygma Berzerk), Kreign, Actors, Dive, Solar Fake, Seven Trees, Black Nail Cabaret and Blutengel. Another update is imminent – a lot going on now.

The winners of the Manifest Awards have been presented. [more...]

Norwegian synthpop band Echo Image burned bright and fast back in 2001 when they released the acclaimed album “Compuphonic” – and then more or less disappeared. As we wrote one year ago, they’re back.

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