Industrial Addiction

The auditory assault tactician known as Combichrist has spent over five years perfecting his blend of relentless beats, uncompromising vocals, and acidic melodies. Combichrist’s 2007 album, ‘What The Fuck Is Wrong With You People?‘ was the most successful album to date and is still getting countless spins in clubs and college radio stations across the globe.
Preparing to release their fourth full length album, Combichrist presents, ‘Frost EP: Sent To Destroy‘. This album will be featuring three brand new tracks and six remixes, plus Frost EP packs more of a punch than all of the UFC fighters combined!
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Bon and Douglas have been working feverishly with old friend Jason Payne to finish up the first new Nitzer Ebb Record in over a decade. Tracks are nearing completion and FLOOD has come on board to twist some of the knobs in the mixing process.
Nitzer Ebb is currently looking at various alternatives for putting out the music, with a joint venture that supports the creative process being the ideal situation.
Nitzer Ebb 2008 live dates:

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Catchy and entertaining, the first full length album by Finnish hard-rock-monster-act (with a spice of industrial undertones), Lordi’s album ‘Get Heavy‘ is now available for the FIRST TIME in North America, and it includes an exclusive bonus track, for his and her pleasure!
Along with this exciting news, it seems that not only the fans are pumped about this North American release, but some major companies are raving about it as well…

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Following after their harsh and merciless album ‘Fuck All $y$tem$‘ a new release from Ambassador21 has tracks which were released between 2002 and 2007 and two songs that were recorded live in Paris and Florence during the Fuck All Systems Tour 2007.
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.

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The ink on the contract hasn’t dried yet and we can already proudly report the return of Nuclear Blast veteran Peter Tagtgren and his industrial/metal band, PAIN!
After ten years since the release of the self titled ‘PAIN‘ debut album from Nuclear Blast, the Swedish mastermind and Hypocrisy front-man, is already busy working on his comeback album that is scheduled for a release in October of 2008.
Pain has also recently returned from an immensely successful European tour, and during that tour, Pain was a support act for the legendary metal band Nightwish which drove them through 18 countries and …read more

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The band C/A/T has just announced their upcoming release of the first of a THREE disk album-trilogy called ‘The Great Crisis‘. Now all of this is a small description of the events the trilogy will express:
“In the near future humanity will experience catastrophes beyond our comprehension. War, disease, starvation, are just the beginning. One event though will take humanity to the edge of extinction. That event is called 51X. Information about 51X has been kept classified by various entities since it began. Techno-industrial outfit C/A/T has gone to great lengths and danger to make us aware of this threat. In …read more

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Available now from Daft Records are two new releases from Absolute Body Control, the minimalist electronic act founded in the early ’80s by Dirk Ivens, who is best known for his work in The Klinik, Sonar, and Dive.
The new album, ‘Wind[Re]Wind‘ features 13 re-recorded versions of favorite tracks from Absolute Body Control’s career, while never-before-seen features that include 4 brand new songs, plus a remix of the title track by The Horrorist.
Absolute Body Control is also scheduled to play several upcoming events in Europe, and one of which was a May 12 performance at Wave Gothik Treffen Festival.
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The new Straftanz EP ‘Tanzt kaputt, was Euch kaputt macht!’ is completed and ready. It is expected it to be available at their Live Gig at the Wave Gotik Treffen, in Leipzig. This massive release features three excellent remixes done by the refreshingly mysterious Heimataerde, the american club heroes of System Syn and Mesmer’s Eyes, one of the upcoming acts from the French Underground. It will be part of the first full length studio release ‘Forward Ever‘ to be released by Scanner in 2008. No monthly date has been set.
 

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Infacted Recordings celebrates 5 years of existence. With the release of ‘Visual Infaction’ the label is proud to present a first own Infacted Recordings DVD. In cooperation with Berlin based video production company RGKP, Infacted has compiled 29 clips during past year to present a massive collection of high class clips to you. ‘Visual Infaction‘ combines live clips and traditional musical video-clips.
From electro/EBM to electro-pop, industrial and harsh electro, this DVD contains something for everyone! The DVD features well known acts such as Grendel, Soman, Iris, Frozen Plasma, Reaper and State of the Union as well as fresh Newcomers …read more

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‘Hyperactive’, the Best of Xotox sees May release
On May 6th, Vendetta Music presents the exclusive North American release ‘Hyperactive – The Best of Xotox‘. This “best of” collection features such tracks as “Eisenkiller“, “Industrial Madness“, “[Xo]toxic” and “Winterblut” featuring vocals by X-Fusion. Also included are 4 tracks from the out-of-print ‘Die Unruhe‘ Album, 2 exclusive tracks and a Noisuf-X remix of “Lass Mich“, which comes to 17 tracks in total. More news at www.vendetta-music.com.
Tracklisting:

Eisenkiller
Bypass
Nothing
Nightmare
Mechanische Unruhe (original version)
Nasse Wände (original version)
Stammzellenforschung
Pumpe/Düse
[Xo]Toxic
Industrial Madness
Winterblut
Tote Bäume
Bohrung 25
Roboterkrieg
Offizium
Degeneration
Lass Mich (Noisuf-x Remix)

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