SUPPRESSOR is a solo-project hailing from Chile. You might have discovered this hard- and dark minded Electro-Trance project on one of the famous “Endzeit Bunkertracks”-compilation series or by a remix for SynthAttack. Suppressor already released a few EP’s, but has now released the debut full length “Into A Deep Void” on darkTunes Music Group. The work is an astonishing sonic fusion between Psy-Trance and Dark-Electronics. (Courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: You are already active under the Suppressor moniker for several years now, but can you briefly tell us who you are, where do you come from and how did you get contaminated by the electronic-music virus? What have been your sources of inspiration? Bergen: My name is Bergen Schlitzie, I am from Santiago, Chile. Since I was a child I started listening to Techno and growing up I got interested in Electronic music. In my adolescence I got interested in Gothic- and Industrial music plus hard Electronic beats. It was in 2004 when together with Ignacio J. Vera (Traumatic Injection, Don Baphomet) we set up our first project called NEUTRAL KONNTROL and so, our way in the music production. I always quote Noisuf-X, Xotox, as a source of inspiration, […]

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WOLFHEAD59 is the London (UK) based duo Agnes de la Barthe (vocals) and Jay de Vil (music). They this year released their official debut album “We Are Not OK” on the American label D-Trash Records. The album sounds as the imaginary offspring between Ultraviolence and Ambassador 21; harsh, furious, merciless and definitely hardcore! The lyrics are pretty rudimentary and yet behind there’s serious engagement.   (Courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: Let’s start by asking you how you guys met, what’s your connection with each other and what can you tell us about your musical roots and background? Jay: I played in a Punk band and Agnes was promoting gigs, is basically how we met… At the beginning it was just musical business, but longer we knew each other more we discovered that we have similar interests, passions, visions… Now we are a couple. I got involved in Punk-Rock scene something like 30 years ago or even before… I like extreme noisy music with a message, so naturally Punk, Hardcore or Metal is a match to my taste in music. I also pretty quickly developed interest in underground Electronic music, especially in its radical genres like Digital-Hardcore or Gabber. Agnes: […]

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The Belgian goth rock act Star Industry has issued a vinyl edition of their cult debut album “Iron Dust Crush”. Initially planned as a special fan product exclusively available during the band’s tour and nowhere else, the COVID19 pandemic decided …

“EKM – Anthology 1989​-​2019” is the title of a brand new Pouppée Fabrikk 6CD BOX set (available via the Alfa Matrix webstore) and download (available here via Bandcamp). The term ‘EKM’ in the title refers to ‘Elektronisk Kroppsmusik’ which the cult Swedish elektro punk band launched years ago. The 6 CDs gather 94 tracks totaling over 6 hours and retracing the band’s first 30 years of activities between 1989 and 2019, and including some 42 exclusive tracks (rare versions, mixes or previously unreleased on CD). The 6CD boxset is strictly limited to 500 units worldwide and holds the fully remastered versions of the band’s entire pre- and Alfa Matrix discography (except for the 2020 album “Armén” which is available here on vinyl and CD) including their long deleted classic “Rage” and “Die Jugend” debut releases, but also all of the following albums and EPs in the likes of “Portent”, “Summoning”, “We Have Come To Drop Bombs”, “Betrayal”, “Your Pain Our Gain” and “Elite Electronics”. Hardcore fans of the band will surely appreciate getting all previously digital-only releases finally made available on CD format for the very first time (“Bring Back The Ways Of Old EP”, “H8 U EP”, “Watch Your […]

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  From Athens, Greece comes the duo of Valisia Odell and Antonis Konstataras under the moniker of Strawberry Pills, with the latest single from the band’s upcoming debut album. “The Voyeur” showcases the pair’s blend of got…

  With the band’s new album nearing its release, New York’s Kurt.Riley+Praxis has unveiled the music video for the new single, “Free.” Infused with the artist’s signature dark synthpop energy, the video presents a sci…

It was written in the stars this would happen some day after Blutengel singer Chris Pohl and Massive Ego frontman Marc Massive went on tour together. The duo has now collaborated on a new single/EP, “Nothing but a Void” to be released on November 13th. Chris: “Marc and me are not only colleagues. On our tour together we realized that we have a lot of interests and views in common. Plus he became one of my favorite singers. So it was just a matter of time to create something together, and the time was just right now.” Marc: “Whilst we’ve all been unable to play live it was cool to be contacted by Chris who suggested we work together as a way to beat the pandemic blues with creativity. And it is this creativity that brings together the punching Future Pop of Massive Ego with the dark romantic of Blutengel – a collaboration on one level unifying the best of two worlds.” Tracks: Nothing but a Void (Original) Nothing but a Void (Alex VRT Remix) Nothing but a Void (Auger Remix) Nothing but a Void (Alternative Version) Nothing but a Void (Omnimar Remix) Nothing but a Void (Rob Dust Remix) […]

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Yann Tiersen has shared remixes by Alessandro Cortini and The Field and updated his European tour plans for 2021, ahead of a special Record Store Day release of the “Lagniappe Session” he originally recorded for Aquarium Drunkard – out on Saturday 24 October. “Portrait Remixed” sees Alessandro Cortini take on “Prad” (featuring Stephen O’Malley) while The Field gives “Diouz an Noz” the remix treatment. The original versions of both tracks are taken from Tiersen’s latest album, “Portrait” (out now on Mute), a collection of 25 newly recorded tracks from throughout his career. Tiersen’s “Lagniappe Session” will be released on vinyl for Record Store Day on Saturday 24 October. Originally recorded for Aquarium Drunkard, the 12” features recordings of a Steve Reich piece, a classic Françoise Hardy song and a track by country gospel artist E.C. Ball, all recorded in his recently built analogue studio, The Eskal, on a remote Breton island. Below are the two remixes. Tour 2021 Below are the rescheduled tourdates for 2021 including a few new dates as you will notice. 16 July – Barcelona, Jardin des Pedralbes SP 17 July – Valencia, Auditori de Burjassot SP 19 July – Madrid, Botanico SP 21 July – Lisbon, […]

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  It’s that time of year again… that time when we all indulge in all things dark and spooky, filling our bellies with treats, frightening ourselves with horror movie marathons, and carving silly faces on pumpkins – sometimes know…