There seems to be no slowing down for Michael Ciravolo as he prepares for the next chapter of his dark/rock collective Beauty in Chaos with the group’s impending sophomore full-length album, The Storm Before the Calm. As the first taste of…
Ihsahn pays tribute to his roots with the first of two new EPs
Having established himself as one of the most prolific and prodigious figures in modern music, Ihsahn pays tribute to his roots with the announcement of Telemark, the first of two EPs dedicated to his home county. With each EP containing five tr…
Käpt’n K drops hints of KMFDM “IN DUB”
KMFDM released its 21st album, PARADISE, on September 27, proving that the band remains a virulent and vibrant force in modern music 35 years after its inception; blending elements of industrial, metal, funk, hip-hop, and dub into a singular sou…
Collection of Danny Hyde project Aural Rage announced on Infinite Fog
Although he is perhaps best known as a regular collaborator and a sort of “secret member” of influential experimental act COIL, Danny Hyde has garnered a considerable reputation for his work in virtually all aspects of music – …
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Nachtmahr – Flamme
Our world lies in ruins. There is scarcely anything left of our ideals, our hopes and dreams. The dancefloors have been evacuated, and our utopia is now a nightmare. Still, in a time of turmoil and of struggles, such an era of fear al…
Alphaville live in Norway – concert and interview: ‘The most bizarre show? Lebanon, we saw a toy shop, with a Mickey Mouse figure outside, full of bullet holes’
November 30th we were a gang of friends going to Sundvolden Hotel, 45 mins out of Oslo, spending the night at the hotel, having both a classic Norwegian xmas party (“julebord”) AND an Alphaville concert!
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‘Click Interview’ with Mimetic: ‘Techno Is Like Other Styles, Stealing From Others’
Jérôme Soudan is one of those artists I personally consider as a ‘visionary’ artist. His Mimetic project is the best exposure to realize the constant avant-garde approach he tries to inject in his work. He belongs to the ‘pioneers’ who incorporated techno music in the industrial scene, but he later on moved on with elements of IDM. Mimetic is a kind of reference, but still a project that has the power to entertain different scenes: techno and industrial! He this year released the compilation-album “RVSTD1:1998-2019” on Les Arts Minis, which is an opportunity to seize the evolution of the artist and his strong connection with techno music. Jérôme Soudan is a fascinating man, but still an essential artist from the electronic-underground scene. (Courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: You this year released the compilation-album “RVSTD1:1998-2019”, which covers more than 20 years of Mimetic, but especially the ‘techno-driven’ tracks. How do you look back at more than 20 years of Mimetic and tell us a bit more about the main purpose of this album? Jérôme: At the beginning I wanted to create a solo-project as I was involved in a lot of diverse collectives such as Von Magnet for instance, but […]
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Erasure’s Andy Bell releases ‘Variance III – The Queereteria Remixes’ feat. Bronski Beat remixes – check a first track
“Variance III – The Queereteria Remixes” is the latest Andy Bell album which presents remixes of some of the tracks from the “Torsten In Queereteria” alongside some previously unreleased music from the project, plus a…
Sacha Korn presents new single and video ‘Unsere Kraft’ – check it out
Out now is a brand new music video and single from Germany’s Neue Deutsche Härte ‘enfant terrible’ Sacha Korn: “Unsere Kraft”. The track is the first release from the album “Heimat”, which will be released…