A Body Without is the new joint release from Ottoman Grüw and 2+2=5, a project that orbits the most unforgiving latitudes of industrial techno, EBM and rhythmic noise. The Brussels-based duo constructs a dense, suffocating soundscape charged with a visceral tension that seems to emanate directly from the fault lines of the contemporary social...
How to Shoulder the Radiance of Revelations (Remixes) is an exercise in collective reinterpretation, in which various artists take the material from the original 2025 album and subject it to different pressures, scales, and intentions, revealing layers that the studio version kept contained. The result is a map of parallel possibilities, the same material seen...
Bob Data is the artistic name of Aleksandrs O. Berzins, a Belgian musician of Latvian descent whose career began in 1988 in Germany. His solo work complements an extensive background in projects such as IRKLIS (formerly Audioscope and Formā Anonym), a group known for its raw, industrial sound that was revived just over...
Valencian label Fill-Lex Records adds a new release to its catalog with the first full-length album by Emily in Paris, an artist based in Valladolid. Bucles y Cortes presents itself as a work conceived from the physical immediacy of magnetic tape, an approach that already hints at the relationship with noise, saturation, and analog...
Nghtly, Asymetric80, WLDV, Ottoman Grüw, Carmilla Sioux, Nightcrawler & Newborn Ghost, Alpha Sect, and Delectro (in tracklist order) make up the artistic lineup that brings to life the first volume of Inferno. These are established names whose work, rooted in industrial, darkwave, and contemporary EBM, perfectly...
With a release pace that reveals an artist in a constant state of creative fermentation, Alavux continues to expand his musical legacy with new proposals that stand out for their astonishing versatility, allowing him to move with equal proficiency across different sonic fields. This capacity for reinvention and adaptation would not be possible without...
Samuel Kerridge emerged onto the music scene with remarkable force during the past decade, propelled by a meteoric rise that, from his very first releases, demonstrated significant artistic maturity. From the outset, his work conveyed solidity and depth; his feat, perhaps, lay in his ability to transfigure the codes of techno and adapt them...
Scottish Power is a project born from the collaboration between Paulitcal and New Town Ground, the minds behind the label Still Distant Records. The label has built its identity on a seemingly contradictory foundation: the raw brutality of industrial metal and the rhythmic angst of post-punk, all filtered through the relentless lens of techno...
Repairing the Clock stands as a titanic creative feat by Colombian producer Damaged Clock, a complete cycle of 105 interwoven tracks, forged entirely through the warmth and organic texture of analog hardware. This monumental work transcends mere musical composition to become an act of profound introspection. The piece unfolds as an introspective odyssey, navigating a...
Spammerheads, the Valencia-based duo known for their raw electronic sound, have been steadily cementing their reputation as one of the most solid projects in the new Spanish EBM scene. They now return with The Mire Chronicles. This new work, released by Banshees Records, is a sonic artifact born from catharsis. In the wake...
