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  With the impending release of the band’s latest album, A Blue Girl, Chicago industrial/alt. rock collective The Joy Thieves will be unveiling a new music video for the title track, “A Blue Girl,” on Friday, March 6. Making its …

Out now is the track “Man Or Machine (Feat. Megan McDuffee)” by Extra Terra. It’s the 3rd single from the label’s upcoming cyberpunk compilation album “Altered”.

For the occasion the cyberpunk act Extra Terra…

From Venezuela comes the harsh EBM act Subliminal Code who will see their first single “Malevolencia” released in advance of their second LP which is planned to be launched this year through the Hungarian label Advoxya Records.

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The darkwave synth-duo NNHMN (read it as non-human), based in Berlin, has its album “Shadow in the Dark” released on vinyl by Spanish Oraculo Records, which is also the organiser of the Ombra Festival in Barcelona.

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Geert De Wilde started composing music under the IC 434 moniker in 1994. After some promising demos he released his first official album “Weathering Skies” (1996) on Dirk Ivens’ label Body Records. The album and the live performances both got a very positive response. Being considered as the Belgian answer to Calva Y Nada, Geert De Wilde moved on releasing “Dogondance” (1998) and “The Banished” (2002) both released on Body Records as well. After a hiatus of six years IC 434 got finally signed to Infacted Recordings unleashing the album “Bacteriate” (2008) and “Anhedonia” (2011). After this last opus the dark-electro & EBM project remained pretty silent, but from time to time you can see IC 434 on stage. The upcoming live show planned for February, 29th, 2020 at the ‘Fetish Café’ in Antwerp is an opportunity to see this great artist back on stage again. It also incited me to ask Geert how things are evolving with IC 434. (Courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: IC 434 will be again on stage at the end of February. You didn’t release any new work since the “Anhedonia”-album (2011) so how’s the project doing and what’s your personal evaluation from the […]

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  Based in Berlin, Swiss experimental artist Morgane Matteuzzi has unveiled her latest single to showcase her new artistic direction. Driven by her blend of distorted screams and operatic vocals, “You Don’t Care” demonstrates the…

  Detroit electro/punk act ADULT. continues a fruitful relationship with experimental imprint Dais Records with the follow up to the highly acclaimed 2018 This Behavior album. With a release date of April 10, Perception is/as/of Deception sees the…

The Swedish indie-electro duo Kite has launched a brand new track ‘Tranås/Stenslanda’ which you can listen to below. The single comes backed by the track “Hopelessly Unholy (Orchestral Version)”. The track is accompanied by a video directed by Marcus Malmström who says this about the video: “Having grown up in a small, rural place myself, I wanted to capture that decade-long wait to get away and start a life for yourself. Those drifting, longing thoughts that become rarer as you get older and in hindsight shaped the person you are today.” Synth indie from Stockholm Based in Stockholm, the duo is composed by singer Nicklas Stenemo, who grew up in the small town of Stenslanda and keyboard player Christian Berg who came from the even smaller town Tranås. After performing with various synth/indie outfits separately, they finally joined forces and started Kite. The opening track of their first EP, “Ways to Dance”, was an instant club hit in Sweden. Following last year’s performance at Way Out West Festival and two sold-out shows at The Royal Opera in Stockholm, alongside a 16-piece orchestra, Kite are currently working on new music and gearing up for more live shows later on in the […]

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