After an absence of more than a decade, New York industrial/rock act Hazmat returns with a new album, titled Storming the Unreality Studio. Featuring 11 new tracks and two remixes, Storming the Unreality Studio finds founder Matt Collins continu…

 
Negative Gain Productions has announced the signing of Ukrainian/American synthpop artist/producer CULTTASTIC, with a debut full-length album to be released in a subscription format. With this format, fans who pre-order the album will receive a …

FTR (Future) is a French trio that saw the daylight in 2012. Based in Paris, Yann Canevet (bass, vocals), Pauline CP (keyboards, programming) and Brice Delourmel (guitar, programming) this year released their second full length album entitled “Manners”. The work has been released in France by Third Coming Records and in the US by Metropolis. The sound can be defined as a mix between cold-wave and shoegaze music with some electronic arrangements on top. It’s an obscure and somewhat disturbing experience, but still a great opus, which incited me to get more info about the band and their new work. I’ve been in touch with Pauline CP. (Picture credits by Arthur Weed / Interview courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: Can you briefly introduce FTR and the way you got contaminated by the (dark) music virus?  Pauline: We are three. We’ve always been involved in common musical scenes and projects between Rennes and Paris. When Brice and Yann both came from Rennes to Paris in 2012 they started playing together, and recorded, the first EP “Abyss” in 2013 in Lannion (Brittany). I joined the band during the winter of this same year. Then we released all together our first album […]

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Slovenian electro/synthpop act Torul has announced a new single, “The Sooner the Better,” the fourth to precede the band’s upcoming sixth full-length album, Hikikomori. With the track, the band pursues themes of remembrance and…

 
Psyclon Nine front man Nero Bellum has announced the release of his debut solo album, titled NFRNº, with a release date of May 24 via Metropolis Records. In contrast to the heavier, metal-laden industrial tones of his main band, NFRNº sees Bellu…

On May 24th, Metropolis Records will release the debut solo album of Nero Bellum, leader of the notorious Industrial-Metal band Psyclon Nine.

The album entitled “NFRNº” was recorded live in the studio over a period of two years, an…

The SkyQode labelteam have some fresh news from the US-based Unitcode:Machine project.

The band is now ready to present their first release for the label – a reissue of the “Nosophobia” album, originally released in 2011. The origin…

The fine people at Storming The Base have launched a sale that is really one of the best we have ever seen. They have sliced the prices tremendously on hundreds of releases starting at 1 USD$.

You can get the selection right here, be warned, yo…