Year: 2019

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…

Out via the Cat Werk Imprint label is the new Olivia Louvel album “SculptOr [Hepworth Resounds]”. The release has been 3 years in the making and takes as starting point Barbara Hepworth’s writings as assembled by Sophie Bowness in “Writings and Conversations” (check the book here on Aamazon). Olivia: “Throughout my research I discovered that Hepworth had recorded a tape herself in her art studio in St Ives; this lead to the development of resounding The Sculptor Speaks, which will be premiered on Resonance FM. Naturally I visited the Sculpture Garden in St Ives, a true enchantment and the Hepworth Wakefield Museum too.” It’s also Barbara Hepworth’s voice that you hear opening on the album. Louvel re-sculpted Hepworth’s voice in the first moments of “Use Your Own Body” until handing over her text to Louvel’s own voice for the remainder of the compositions. You can pre-order your copy of the album in a deluxe digipack CD straight from Cat Werk Imprint and get an immediate download of the track “The Weaver”, which you can stream below. SculptOr by Olivia Louvel Below is a video trailer of “SculptOr [Hepworth Resounds]”, which features excerpts from track 1 “Use Your Own Body”, track […]

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The 11th track on our free (or pay-what-you-want to support our charity work) download compilation “Face The Beat: Session 5” is by the Argentina based electro-industrial act Bloque Del Sur. If you want some oldschool Front 242 sounds …

Bodo Staiger is no more, he died today from an unknown cause. Staiger became famous in the eighties with the electropop band Rheingold (together with Lothar Manteuffel and Brigitte Kunze) whose 1981 hit “Dreiklangsdimensionen” became a…

Very sad news reaches us from Sweden. Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson is no more, she has died aged 61 after a 17 year long battle with cancer. The sad news was announced in a statement issued by her family. The singer had previously battled a brain tumour. Fredriksson was first diagnoised with brain cancer in 2002 when she complained of feeling unwell while jogging with her husband. She later collapsed and suffered a seizure. Diagnosed with a brain tumour with a 25% chance of survival, Fredriksson had surgery to remove the tumour and completed months of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. The tumour left Fredriksson blind in one eye and with limited hearing, while she was unable to speak for months after her treatment. Following her diagnosis and treatment, Fredriksson and her husband Mikael Bolyos began work on her next solo studio album as a form of therapy at their home studio in Djursholm. Succesful solo artist Fredriksson had a successful career in her native country prior to forming Roxette. She was a member of punk group Strul, a band which created their own music festival in 1979. Strul’s dissolution led to the creation of her next project, the short-lived MaMas […]

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  With both musical and stylistic irreverence more a way of life for this artist, Justin ‡ Symbol has unleashed a double-hitter to close 2019 out. First to appear on November 1 was his latest album under his solo moniker, titled C A N D Y M A N, o…

  15 years after the band first dissolved, Stabbing Westward reunited in 2016 to widespread acclaim from audiences; since then, the band has performed a series of anniversary tours and made several festival appearances, including the prominent cha…

  Although it has been two years since we’ve heard from Orlando industrial/rock collective K.P. Riot Brigade, founder Dana James Presson hasn’t been entirely quiet as his most recent endeavor was composing the score for Australian supe…

  Italian post-industrial duo Kill Your Boyfriend has released a new music video for “Elizabeth,” the band’s latest seven-inch single. Directed by Blau!, the video follows in the tradition of Italian Giallo horror classics direct…