Early this year, S:Z self-released their powerhouse debut ‘The Example‘. Combining the hard edge of the likes of Terrorfakt with the controlled mechanical rhythms of Haujobb and adding hardcore stylized vocals, ‘The Example‘ is quickly making a name for S:Z and bringing them tons of new fans. S:Z has also hit the road performing all over the United States in support of their debut. In March of 2008 they played at the acclaimed Blacksun Festival alongside such artist as Assemblage 23, Cesium 137, Seabound, and Alter Der Ruine, and will soon be opening for Accessory on select dates of their west coast United States tour.

As they round out the Crunch Pod roster, S:Z will be releasing their label debut in early 2009. What you can expect is an album that will be aggressive, poignant, and passionate this is only the beginning.

Checking out their previews, [syndika:zero] reminded me a bit of Juno Reactor from the days of Mortal Kombat. Not saying that their sound is completely like that but it gave me an enjoyable flashback to that  movie. “YOUR SOUL IS MINE!!!” These

mates seem like it will have a great future ahead of it if they can reach enough listeners in my opinion. Their song “Zodiac”(The Instrumental Demo Version) is defiantly a beat that will make you want to shake your ass.. and watch yourself!

I couldn’t resist…

Their song “Deceit” and the Instrumental Demo Version, have that angry beat that’s able to make even the most ‘hardcore snob’ in the club get their feet on the dance floor and move to it. These mates are really something that needs to be sampled and taken into deep consideration when adding new music to your collection!

For more info please check out..
http://www.myspace.com/syndikazero
http://vampirefreaks.com/syndikazero
http://www.crunchpod.com

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Tracklisting:

1. Lieder, die wie Wunden bluten
2. Winter of my Soul
3. Silver Rain
4. Will you?
5. Love is lost
6. Resurrection
7. In the Heart of Europe
8. Redemption (Exclusive Track)
9. Scheideweg (Instrumental)
10. Ich gab Dir alles
11. Another Day
12. Epitaph
13. Leaving
14. Betrayal
15. Letting go

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The reason being is this new album all started with a line-up change as musician Mariusz Gryciuk has, as we all know, departed from the group. This split pushed Rafal Tomaszczuk (lead singer) into exploring new grounds and essentially into new found emotions. He discovered a deep dichotomy in his inner self as well as a place that is described as “somewhere in between the contradicting worlds of Love and Sickness“. So 3 years down the road, this album was constructed on colliding worlds and contradictories.

“While we recognize the previous album, ‘All Of White Horizons‘ as a theme of rejected love, hopes and dreams; we also enter a new twisted dimension, a sick world full of despair, insanity and nightmares…”

It is the unexpected encounter between the raw and dark side between the new keyboardist and prominent Polish DJ Bartosz “H_12″ Hervy and the enigmatic romantic lyrics of Agonized by Love’s unique singer. ‘Lovesick Society’ stands at a crossroads between the tortured darkness of The Cure’s ‘Disintegration‘ album and Depeche Mode’s club-ish romantic pop sensations. This new album is nothing less than a poignant and alluring dark wave opus that will touch the very fibers found deep…deep in your heart. The album is due to release on May 23rd of this year (2008)

Tracklisting:

1. Aspetto solo Te
2. Brothers
3. Magnolia
4. Colours of the Galaxy
5. Shelter
6. Control You
7. Southern Sun
8. Alienation, Fear, Despair
9. The hottest Summer in the History
10. My Way
11. Ultraviolet Duna (intro)
12. Ultraviolet Duna

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This album also has many uses such as the song “Valediction”, for example, is a perfect song for a Hollywood horror flick. The song, “Bouncer of the Pearly Gate”, “Commercial Whore”, and “Bloody Revenge” are new club must haves as well as an absolutely extraordinary experience for any fans of this unique and outstanding electronic artist.

‘Vast Abysm‘ is an impressing album for anyone to have in their music collection. The newest X-Fusion album ‘Vast Abysm‘ celebrates the band’s 20th birthday and will be out on April 25th, 2008. The release comes in an exclusive tin box and will include a bonus MCD called ‘Inner exile‘ and is only limited to 3000 copies.

1. Godless
2. Bouncer Of The Pearly Gate + Alternative End
3. I Saw You
4. Parasites
5. Flesh And Blood
6. Bringer Of Light
7. Commercial Whore
8. Valediction
9. Bloody Revenge
10. Last Breath
11. When The Curtain Falls
12. Stuprum Violentum
13. Good Gloomy Night

Bonus CD

1. Inner Exile
2. Stachel Im Herz
3. Amen

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You can check out more of The Rorschach Garden at their Myspace: myspace.com/therorschachgarden

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On the debut album, Miss Construction unleashed a dancing onslaught consisting of subsonic bass salvos and wild mixes from Tumor, early Terminal Choice, as well as modern club sounds. They will be raising the dance count with the April release of ‘Kunstprodukt‘

Their upcoming April 25th release of ‘Kunstprodukt‘, contains 13 all new club batteries, plus two exhilarating remixes, and one massive new version of the Terminal-Choice-classic “Totes Fleisch” and a rather deranged cover of Eco’s “Hass und Liebe”, a track that is still a mandatory spin in any reasonable dark disco trackset.

Tracklistings:

1. Intro
2. Miss Construction Theme
3. Kunstprodukt
4. Eins und Zwei
5. Headshot
6. F**k Me, too
7. Hass und Liebe
8. Lunatic
9. I Luv U
10. Totes Fleisch
11. Slaughterhouse
12. F**k U bitch
13. Pornostar
14. Electro Beast
15. Kunstprodukt – remixed by GINTRONIC
16. Electro Beast – remixed by DOLLS OF PAIN

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Prepare to have you socks blown off and your shoes melt with ‘Beloved Enemy‘!!

Tracklisting:

1.Beloved Enemy
2.Change The World
3.Direct Injection
4.Stay With Me
5.Stuck
6.Break You Apart
7.Lies
8.The Last Day Of My Life
9.You Don’t Know Anything
10.Dead Presidents
11.Falling
12.Church Of Extasy
13.Sometimes

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Krischan Wesenberg of Rotersand.

To further explain what’s really going on and for it to be said in no better way, I leave it up to the quotes following…

Shaun Frandsen from Glis explains:

“Wesenberg rearranged the songs, used some parts from one song and cuts from others, adding overdubs to the re-edits, new beat elements, additional sequences, effects and filtering; basically making every track different from the original recordings.”

Krischan Wesenberg adds:

“The ‘re-works’ I did on the Glis tracks wouldn’t have been termed a ‘remix’ in today’s dance-floor culture. When you see ‘remix’ printed on the sleeve of a record, you mostly expect to hear a version which is very different from the original. Often you will find the vocal line on another track…”

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