Author: NewsFeed

  Following the band’s well received cover of the 1984 Corey Hart hit “Sunglasses at Night,” Matt Zane – founder and front man for Hollywood industrial/alt. metal act Society 1 – continues to put forth new recordings …

Dark-electro and EBM formation Wolfchild released its third full length album “Evil Calls Home” a few months ago now. The band originally set up by Robert Van Kooij (The Netherlands) and later on joined by singer Jan Ricker (Germany) released two albums on DSBP, but moved to Advoxya Records to unleash their newest work. The album  reveals an alluring number of great, danceable songs, which sometimes make me think to the imaginary offspring between Tyske Ludder and God Module. If you don’t know yet this album, it definitely is an opus I highly recommend. I talked about it with both members. (Courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: How did you guys met and how did the first songs took shape? What makes the chemistry between both of you? Jan: We met in 2016 via Facebook, when I was in a band called 13th Angel. Robert was searching for some guest singers for his first album “Sunt Mala Quae Libas”. So we agreed to make a song together. Later on when the first Wolfchild singer quit I told Robert that I could do more vocals if he needed any. Said and done. It was a good change for me as 13th […]

The post ‘Click Interview’ with Wolfchild: ‘We Always Do What We Like, There Are No Boundaries’ appeared first on Side-Line Music Magazine.

Due to problems related to the current coronacrisis, the release-date of Ataraxia’s new album “Quasar” in its physical formats is postponed for a while. The band now posted a video for the single “Radiance” taken from…

In 2006 the Greek electro act Siva Six New released the album “Black Will” via Decadance Records. It featured the track “Heart of The Master” for which a video was made in 2007 by Georgios Chouliaras/Zero Raid Studio. After…

Gary Zon aka US based electro act Dismantled has been working on a new album, the follow-up to 2011’s “The War Inside Me”. The new full-length will be titled “Endless” and will combine the styles of all of his past albums into what he calls a ‘more cohesive, mature sound’. Gary: “It will be along the lines of Standard Issue mixed with the sound of self-titled and The War Inside Me. I hope to complete it by the end of the year but am in no hurry to finish it.” A preview of a new track “Never Be” can be heard below. Dismantled began in late 2000 and its first and only demo release came in March 2001 through the now defunct mp3.com (now housing a CBS music website). Metropolis Records and Dependent contacted Zon released the self-titled debut. Dismantled’s 2004 second release was “Post Nuclear”. “Standard Issue” followed in 2006. “When I’m Dead” was released in 2007 and “The War Inside Me”, Dismantled’s last album, saw the light of day in 2011. More recently, Gary Zon was also involved in two side projects. One is Aerodrone, an electroclash band signed to Warner/Cordless Records. The other, which includes female vocalist […]

The post Dismantled announces more details new album ‘Endless’ appeared first on Side-Line Music Magazine.

(Photo by Katherine McAdoo on Unsplash) Out now is the video for “Ball and Chain” taken from Snog’s new album “Lullabies For The Lithium Age”. The video was animated and directed by Adam Raboczi who was also the maste…

On June 5th Conzoom Records will be the newest Uncreated EP “Leaving Now”. For the occasion Swedish electro artist Patrik Hansson (also known as the Vanguard frontman) invited guest singers for many of his new songs. Included on the EP…

Finnish electro/EBM/pop formation Neuroactive this year released its seventh studio album entitled “Minor Side Effects”. I think we might consider this new album as a real special one as master mind Jarkko Tuohimaa reunited with his two original band mates Vesa Raine and Ville Brusi. It also is the first album released on the Belgian leading electro label Alfa Matrix.  “Minor Side Effects” is a mature production revealing multiple noticeable songs with a very own sound DNA. Jarkko Tuohimaa answered a few questions about the new work. (Courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: The new album “Minor Side Effects” is for sure a special one and even a milestone in Neuroactive’s history as all original- & core members have been reunited. How did this happened and how did it feel to work back again after all these years? Jarkko: First of all I must say it’s been really fun working with all of them again after all these years. And it’s great if it raises some interest among listeners too. That said I have been in contact with them most of that time. During these past years I have done some remixing and mastering work for their music projects: Huminoida, […]

The post ‘Click Interview’ with Neuroactive: ‘Clarity, Crispiness, Some Saturation, Punctual Clear Bass’ appeared first on Side-Line Music Magazine.

The German band DIE KREATUR, a collaboration of OOMPH!-frontman Dero Goi and Lord Of The Lost singer Chris Harms has released its debut album via Napalm Records. ‘Panoptikum’ is the name of this first album and it can be ordered here. It was released digitally, as digipak-cd, limited edition deluxe box, 3-cd earbook and 2-lp. The limited edition deluxe box contains the exclusive ‘Panoptikum 1920’ cd, featuring recordings of all songs in the style of the swinging 1920’s, recorded on an authentic piano, as well as two vocal microphones. Both artists met each other in Leipzig (2015) during a common dj-set and worked already previously together on the songs ‘Europa’ of OOMPH! and ‘Abracadabra’ of Lord of the Lost. On ‘Panoptikum’ the Neue Deutsche Härte style is also strongly and clearly present. DIE KREATUR: “Panoptikum comes up with a dark arc of suspense that takes the listener into the gloomy, winding alleys of the 1920s, where they meet freaks and creatures of all kinds. However, true evil awaits them not in the hideous creatures on display at Panoptikum, but behind the stuffy façade of the normal, respectable citizen that delights in their gruesome appearance. Panoptikum is the ruthless reflection of a […]

The post DIE KREATUR announces first album and new videoclip appeared first on Side-Line Music Magazine.

Exactly a month after the previous release, Apoptygma Berzerk followed up on May 1st with another digital compilation, ‘Disarm – A collection of B-Sides & Rarities’. In a busy time working on several projects Stephan Groth found time to elaborate on this release.

The post ‘Disarm’: Apoptygma Berzerk releases 2nd B-sides and rarities collection appeared first on Side-Line Music Magazine.