Our Nordic live guide On Stage is updated daily. Some of our latest additions are Das Ich, Apoptygma Berzerk, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Orange Sector, Simple Minds, A Split-Second, Dive, Pouppée Fabrik, Twins (US) and Misery Loves Co.
The Swedish Subkult festival in Trollhättan has announced its plans for 2020, including a number of live acts. [more...]
Ken Marshall is a long time studio and live engineer with Skinny Puppy and a whole bunch of other electronic bands. He is also a member of industrial “super group” Black Line, that opened for Depeche Mode on some dates on the latest tour. Lately, he’s also running a YouTube channel where he teaches studio techniques.
Rein’s debut album finally on its way
Posted In News
With just a few EP:s and singles Rein hit the Swedish hard electronic scene like a bomb. Now she’s getting ready to release her debut album.
Swedish industrial metal band Misery Loves Co. hit the scene with a bang with their self titled album in 1995 and was of course featured in the printed Release Magazine. Now, 19 years after their latest album they are back.
Slighter and OHMelectronic join forces
Posted In News
Craig Huxtable from industrial duo OHMelectronic have joined forces with Slighter on their new single.
Essex band Empirion are creators of quality industrial dance music, and hit the scene back in 1993 with the track “Narcotic Influence”. Since then there have been the highs of being signed to XL (the same label as the Prodigy), and performing on a US tour with the likes of Moby, 808 State and System 7. The lows came in the form of original member Bob Glennie getting a brain tumour, which effectively put a stop to the band, with the other two members, Austin ”Oz” Morsley and Jamie Smart, separating to do their own projects like KLOQ.
Fast forward to now, and Empirion have not just reformed, but brought out the new Dependent Records album “Resume”, which Mike Whyte talked to them about, amongst other things, recently. [more...]
Kontravoid’s second album “Too Deep” (out on Berlin label Fleisch last week) is one of the most talked-about releases on our scene right now. [more...]
Depeche Mode’s new concert film “Spirits in the Forest” will be coming to cinemas all over the world on November 21, for one night only. [more...]
