Let the Mute Records celebrations begin
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Mute Records are celebrating their “Anti-versary” this year; Daniel Miller started the iconic label in 1978. [more...]
VNV Nation + Daft Punk = true?
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Well, not quite but Swedish-Norwegian electro-power-synth-electro duo Xenturion Prime just put up a fun mashup of the two bands on Soundcloud.
Lizette Lizette enters the “Void”
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Want to hear something brilliant? Well, check out the new song by Swedish electro artist Lizette Lizette below.
Front Line Assembly front man Bill Leeb is very active online these days, and let some juicy details slip on Facebook regarding upcoming releases.
As Nitzer Ebb get together yet again for the upcoming tour, all the classic Nitzer Ebb albums will be re-released with bonus tracks. [more...]
The first taste from the upcoming VNV Nation album “Noire” was just posted by the band. [more...]
If you like your synthwave with substance and finesse, you can do no wrong with Gunship. [more...]
Radioaktivists is a synth super group consisting of Daniel Myer (Haujobb, Covenant, Architect and other project too numerous to mention), Krischan Wesenberg (Rotersand), Sascha Lange (writer of several books about Depeche Mode and underground DJ culture in Germany) and Frank Spinath (Seabound, Edge of Dawn, Lionheart etc etc).
The mastermind behind the New York-based labels Minimal Wave and Cititrax is a popular DJ who has played all over the world, and she also has her own show at East Village Radio. Now Veronica Vasicka is about to release her first own EP, “From Here”, through Downwards. [more...]
Music media often focus on the legends, icons and pioneers that we love to celebrate and pay tribute to from a very young age, when we pin their posters on the wall in our childhood rooms. In Release, we also focus on the musical heroes working in the background, producing, programming or even singing on the icons’ albums. Now it’s time for another of those hard working heroes, who has a resume that few studio musicians can dream of. After working with Depeche Mode, Moby, A-ha and The Kills, just to mention a few, Kurt Uenala finally took the step and released his debut album under the moniker Null + Void.
Release sat down with Uenala and HFN Music’s Philipp Brüning a few hours before the show at the Reeperbahn Festival and discussed how it is to take the role of the frontman, collaborative work and (not) letting go in the creative process. We also shot some exclusive pictures. [more...]
