Definitely check them out though and tell me what you guys think of them. It’s sweet that they were signed with Sigsaly Transmissions so quickly, but lets just see how long they are with this label first…

On some more news, this next album is described as: “The swirling sense of lust meets the hardness of stone on ‘Lust ‘n’ Stone‘”, and it just happens to be the child of industrial act, Defile Des Ames. 

The music of Defile Des Ames is a blend of contrary elements: Violence & lyricism, atmosphere & rage, murder, purity, winds & mushrooms. Their traditional and classical instruments are accompanied by powerful percussions and the participation of the great Matt Howden (SIEBEN) gives a incomparable accent to the album. ‘Lust ‘n’ Stone‘ is a brilliant, dark Avant-Garde Folk album and after many years of live appearances and independent releases, here is finally the debut album of the Mediterranean Folk-gods Defile Des Ames.
www.defiledesames.com

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The best way to describe this new album is by referring to Maynards now broken up band, A Perfect Circle. When he did the albums ‘A Motive‘ and ‘E Motive‘, everyone knew that they were just albums that complimented each other and that ‘E Motive‘ was more laid back than its predecessor.

That is basically how ‘V is For Viagra: The Remixes‘ is. It further compliments the first Puscifer album, though, it doesn’t have all of the same songs. That part does, in my opinion, blow chunks considering I was hoping for another remix of “The Undertaker” and “Rev 22:20“. Love those songs.

Perhaps in his next album, Maynard and the gang will grace us with those mixes. Who knows, but we can surely hope for it!

Also, this album is a ‘Must Listen’ to album inorder to get the full meaning and understanding of why it is so complimentary to the first album, ‘V is For Vagina‘.

Get out, or go online and visit the Industrial Addiction Store and GET THIS ALBUM. If not.. it’s your own fault for missing out!

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then she was ZeroKilled.

now unlock her ‘Sonic Diary‘…

a ‘DREAMTRONIC‘ journey featuring the TV hit: “I’ve been waiting for you” from CSI and “Burqa” from the L WORD.

Also included are haunting re-interpretations of Fugazi’s and Johnny Cash’s ever provocative singles “Just Another Alien“, “50 Bullets Fired in Queens“, and “Gods Gonna Cut You Down“!

June 10th, 2008, marked the digital release of Italian multimedia vocalist/composer Constanza’s ever aggressive and thought provoking, “Just Another Alien”.

The idea for “Just Another Alien” came to Constanza after a friend’s recent brush with US immigration services. After his detainment and eventually denied entry to the United States, Constanza began to wrestle with exactly it means to be displaced in the United States. Though now an American citizen herself, Constanza, recalls a time when she was just a visa-carrying alien herself when she stated that:

“America is a land of opportunity that many people never get to see because of certain laws that prevent foreigners from obtaining a visa. I wrote this song to make people aware of what our [The USA's] government expects from its international citizens and to bring attention to how much it lets the native citizens get away with.”

The lyrics of “Just Another Alien” are taken directly from U.S. immigration form DS_156 and repeatedly begin with the line “have you ever…” They paint a vivid picture of the type of ‘American’ this administration expects, and what type will be denied access:

“Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense or crime, even though subject of a pardon, amnesty or other similar legal action? Have you ever unlawfully distributed or sold a controlled drug, or been a prostitute or procurer for prostitutes?”

It goes on to ask the most poignant question of them all, “Have you ever been a human being?”

Please take a listen to this track at Constanza’s EPK (http://www.zerokilled.tv/COSTANZA_SonicDiary_EPK.html) or MySpace page (www.myspace.com/costanzafrancavilla.) If you’d care to run a link to the track, an MP3 will gladly be provided by contacting Sam at Not a Fighter Public Relations.

“Just Another Alien” predates Constanza’s album ‘Sonic Diary‘, but only by four weeks. Though it can be found online now and the official release date for ‘Sonic Diary‘ was set for July 8^th.

Here is a bit more on Constanza’s background.

Constanza burst onto the scene in 2003 as the featured vocalist for the tripnotic superstar Tricky and was found on Tricky’s album ‘Vunerable‘.

Constanza’s album ‘Sonic Diary‘ contains many songs that tackle a variety of international societal issues that weigh heavily on her mind from immigration (Just Another Alien), to women’s rights (Burqa, Back Into My Mother’s Womb), to the use/abuse of medicine (Medicine) and, on a more local level, a song dedicated to Sean Bell, the young man shot to death in Queens, NY by police officers in late 2006 (50 Bullets).

For Constanzas’ Press Contact:
Sam Orlando // notafighterpr@gmail.com

Check Constanza Out:
www.costanza.tv // www.myspace.com/costanzafrancavilla

Constanza’s EPK Page:
http://www.zerokilled.tv/COSTANZA_SonicDiary_EPK.html

Constanza’s Videos:
www.youtube.com/zkmusic

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I recently found a review and update from a band called Blood-n-Tongue and I feel the mate did a fairly decent review and description of these two tracks so I’m passing it along here on I.A. So here are the reviews and you should check out the songs for yourself and see if you agree!

Available now for free download at www.blood-n-tongue.net – two new, original audio collections.

Man of Stone
http://www.blood-n-tongue.net/html/manofstone.htm
This long form “hard” ambient composition was created using only an acoustic guitar as the sound source. The instrument was vibrated, bowed, plucked, strummed and otherwise abused with minimal use of post-production effects (compression, EQ, delay & reverb) to retain the
natural sound of the source. Each layer was recorded in a single, uninterrupted take. The end result is roughly equivalent to a relaxing afternoon in a sawmill.

THE MR. FIST GROOVE ORCHESTRA – CLASSICAL FIASCO
http://www.blood-n-tongue.net/html/fiasco.htm
For this outing, Mr. Fist brings you a seamless melding of smooth grooves and orchestral arrangements, suitable for fine dining and other intellectual pursuits. Slip on your best evening wear and prop your nose up, defiantly in the air, so everyone knows just how much better you are than they!

These recordings are not recommended for the poor or the ignorant.

Enjoy!
–
Blood ‘n’ Tongue
www.blood-n-tongue.net
www.themysterons.net

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It would be great to hear more of The Synthetic Dream Foundation but we can’t always get what we want. The band hasn’t produced that many songs compared to other Industrial acts, but never the less, they are still a band to be reckoned with.

This latest release should further show that Brent and the gang are still working on wowing their fans with excellent music.

Tracklisting:

1. They who Breathe Darkness
2. O’ dead armoured sky
3. Eine dunkle spharische widerstand
4. Eternity’s poisoned drapes
5. Among the angels’ debri
6. Eine schone ruine
7. Formless Beasts
8. Hammers out of the unutterable palace
9. Construction of the underworld
   

www.tsdf.net

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Tracklisting:

1. Sent To Destroy
2. The Kill (Instru-Mental Version)
3. Prince of E-Ville
4. Sent To Destroy (Reworked By Rotersand)
5. Sent To Destroy (Northborne Remix)
6. Sent To Destroy (Sacrifice Remix By Suicide Commando)
7. Prince of E-Ville (Princess Mix By Babyland)
8. Prince of E-ville (Chicago Club Mix By Accessory)
9. Prince of E-ville (Caustic Remix)

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The new album release, ‘Justified Thirst For Blood‘ has a unique voice and style that is described and comprised of a grinding wall of sound, coupled together with massive distorted beats, pulse pounding heavy breaks, ear-gasmic sharp guitar riffs and, of course, Ambassadors21’s trademark: ferocious duel of vocals plus hard-as-nails lyrics fused together with uncompromising heavy electronics.

This is ‘Justified Thirst For Blood‘.

Tracklisting:

1. Dogma
2. In Love
3. Legalize Death
4. The Nerves
5. New Doctrine About Trinity [V.2002]
6. Smith-And-Wesson
7. Light My Fire
8. Not Thinking Frogs
9. Winter Trip 2 [live in Paris 2007]
10. I_Wanna_Kill_U.com
11. Anarchy
12. Revolution Is A Business
13. Megeneration
14. The Ballet Of Bullets
15. Ambassador [live in Florence 2007]

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It’s longer and actually easier to understand throughout the entirety of the song and it still has the great excerpts that is found in many industrial and aggrotech bands, (and which 9 out of 10 times, it’s the sultry voice of a faceless temptress).

God Module’s song “Victims Among Friends” can be found on their album called Victims Among Friends … Figures.

Anywho, Take a listen to the song with the lyrics!

boomp3.com

“[Words can't describe it]
And I don’t have to talk to you, do I? I can just feel
And you’ll feel it right here too
Words can’t describe
And I don’t have to talk to you do I?]

Don’t think you know me
Not everyone is who they seem to be
They don’t trust your instincts
Or the words you read or write but you say

Start sleeping with the light on
The things you see are beyond doubts
You don’t need your eyes anymore
Open them to see me rip them out

[He still freak you out?
Nothing freaks me out
Try living with him]

Now symbols can describe
This fragile blood I feel
I’m the enemy in the end
A victim among your friends
You still want to see
Some worth inside of me
Don’t fool yourself again
You are my victim, not my friend.

(screams)

No symptoms to describe
This nothing that I feel inside
No salt to leave me paralyzed
You were never my friend
An emptiness only I can see
To me its gift of a disease
Want me to hurt you just say please
I was never your friend

No symbols can describe
This fragile blood I feel
I’m the enemy in the end
A victim among your friends
You still want to see
Some worth inside of me
Don’t fool yourself again
You are my victim, not my friend.

(screams)

You were never my friend
I was never your friend.

Now symbols can describe
This fragile blood I feel
I’m the enemy in the end
A victim among your friends
You still want to see
Some worth inside of me
Don’t fool yourself again
You are my victim, not my fucking friend
I was never your friend.

[Words can't describe it
And I don't have to talk to you, do i?
I can just...
Feel.]“

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I have met others who prefer the Manson Version, but I think that is because they heard that one first. However, one of the MAIN reasons on why I find this song so enjoyable is because of the fact the two artists came together and produced this song.

Anyone can tell that this Rasputina song has a harder hitting beat; more so than normal. This is what makes it addicting. Now the bigger and harder hitting beat of course came from Manson’s remix, but the ladies seductive voices is what makes the song have a unique bite and fantastic allure.

I’m made of hair and bone and little teeth
I think I cannot speak
I come on like a crippled plaything
My spine is just a string
I wrapped our love in all this foil
Silver tight like spider legs
I never wanted it to ever spoil
But flies will lay their eggs

Take your hatred out on me
Make your victim my neck
You never ever believed in me
I am your tourniquet

Prosthetic synthesis with butterfly
Sealed up with virgin stitch
If it hurts baby please don’t cry
Preserve my innocence
I never wanted it to end this way
But flies will lay their eggs

Take your hatred out on me
Make me your victim tonight
You never ever belived in me
I am your tourniquet

What I wanted
What I needed
I tried to get for me
Nothing wanted
Nothing needed
No one comes for free

Take your hatred out on me
Make your victim my neck
You never ever believed in me
I am your touniquet

You never ever believed in me
You never ever believed
You never ever believed in me
You never ever believed

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