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After the slower and more ethereal sounds heard on the 2017 Void album and 2018’s Sycamores single, the latest EP from Dissonance, Ascent brings Cat Hall’s electro/darkwave project to a more energetic tempo once again. Written and p…

 
Bridging the gaps between sludge metal and industrial/noise, [P.U.T] has announced that its sixth full-length album, We Are [Br]others, will be released on April 20 via Ireland’s Cursed Monk Records. Founded in 1998 by brothers Lionel and…

Set up in 1992 by the Hannover duo Lars Felker – Martin Bodewell, Orange Sector would rapidly conquer the EBM community. They got signed on Zoth Ommog and released the astonishing debut album “Faith” (1993). One year later they stroke back with the impressive “Flashback”-album. Lars finally left the band and Martin went on releasing new works while experimenting with some pop elements. Orange Sector finally stopped all activities at the end of the 90s, but came back alive in 2005 for the compilation “Here We Are (Back Again)”. Lars Felker and Martin Bodewell joined hands again and started to release new albums. They moved back to their hard and original EBM sound. “Alarm” released on Infacted Recordings is their newest work featuring René Nowotny (Ad:Key, Rector Scanner) as extra member. I got in touch with the band’s main machinist Lars Felker. (Courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: “Alarm” is your twelfth full length album. What makes this work different and maybe ‘special’ from the other ones?  Lars: The biggest difference is that ORANGE SECTOR now has three official band members. ORANGE SECTOR was Martin and me while René Nowotny was a live member during the time I stopped playing […]

The Spanish formation Culture Kultür saw the daylight in 1992. Josua Clotet remained the single core member while singer Salva Maine joined the band in 1999. The early releases revealed a mix of EBM and dark-pop elements, but quite progressively the songs became more electro/future-pop inspired. After a hiatus of nine years Culture Kultür are finally back on track releasing a new full length on Caustic Records. “Humanity” is an album that will appeal for all future-pop fans. It’s a danceable- and melodic composition, but still a work reflecting serious lyrics. Culture Kultür is back with a great new opus so time for an interview with both members.   (Courtesy by Inferno Sound Diaries) Q: Music always has been very important to you so I can imagine it means a lot to have released a new album after nine years of ‘absence’? What do you keep in mind from this long break? Josua: You are right. Looking back, we never really stopped. We always had a slow working pace due to being extremely focused on the details when arranging songs. Of course, real life came into place with personal- and health issues along this time, but “Humanity” is the reflection […]

 
Hollywood goth/industrial/rock act Dead Girls Corp. puts a post-apocalyptic twist to cliquey goth scenes and beyond with the band’s new album, Bloody Noses and Hand Grenades. As an introduction to the album, two of its 12 tracks have been…

The Bakersfield, California-based dreampop act Fawns of Love are back with a brand new video for the track “December” taken from theor recently released album “Permanent”. It was preceded by the single “Someday”…

Out now on 4mg Records is “Wave Earplug No.3”, the third volume of the vinyl series which started in 2017. The compilation brings synth-pop, minimal wave, old school EBM, and more from across Europe. This time the label united bands, p…

After a first introduction with the track “Love undone” and then an unexpected 5 years of silence, V.V. Arkames of Ad Inferna and Fredrik Sigeback of Erotic Elk are back with a new single called “Love Is Suffering”. This ti…