Can you guess it? Well that doesn’t matter since I’ll tell you anyway. The original name of this duo was Krystal. The band soon started making its way in the music scene winning the international Cravefest video awards in 2007 and doing concerts in France and Switzerland. That very same year, the duo signed with the Belgian Record label Alfa Matrix and renamed itself DUN DUN DUN…

…Krystal System.

Their fore-coming debut album ‘Underground‘ will reveal a diversified panel of heavy electronics, catchy filtered female vocals, dynamic guitar riffs, melodic-synth-sequences and combined overall with an original indie rock feel.

You can check out their myspace and the Official Krystal System web site with the links below.
www.krystal-system.com
www.myspace.com/krystalfoundation

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The band’s debut album, “Approach“, has been greatly anticipated by many Greeks and US citizens alike.

“Approach” flirts with post-rock, IDM, and atmospheric down-tempo styles, while still maintaining an original sound that is both captivating and inspirational. Moved by subjects such as urban isolation and the outburst of mankind’s deepest emotions, Subheim delivers the ideal soundtrack for those moments of chaos or melancholy reflections. “Approach” Also features remixes by Mobthrow and Flaque and will be available on digipak CD by Tympanik Audio.

For more information check out their site and myspace  www.myspace.com/subheimmusic.

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Juno Reactor’s composer, Ben Watkins, takes us into uncharted territories of sonic awareness with “Gods & Monsters“, and is the 7th album of Juno Reactor. This album has been deemed to originate with “transforming its sound through film music” and is 9 songs in length!

From The Matrix films, Reloaded and Revolutions, to his work in the Japanese films Brave Story and Dimension Bomb (which premiered on February 16th), Watkins’ fascination with Japanese animation makes its way into “Gods & Monsters” with the excellent cover art, (painted by Koji Morimoto). Watkins surrounds himself with the best musicians that realize a vision consumed by multiple worlds and diverse cultures. This album will be released from Metropolis- Records on April 22nd, 2008.

Not too big, but not small as well. This is going to be a must have for Juno Reactor fans worldwide! Here is the list of the upcoming songs:

Tracklisting:

1. Inca Steppa
2. Tokyo Dub
3. Las Vegas Future Past
4. Mind Of The Free
5. Immaculate Crucifixion
6. City Of The Sinful
7. Tanta Pena
8. Pretty Crime (Superman)
9. Pretty Girl

More news and updates for Juno Reactor at their official website http://www.reactorleak.com

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The latest album by Edge of Dawn really pisses me off. Alright now I know not everyone loves Mondays but sheesh, Edge of Dawn must have created their upcoming album, Borderline Black Heart, on nothing but Mondays. Don’t get me wrong, Edge of Dawn is a great band and I have been an avid listener since my teen years, but Christ, take a look at the tracklist and tell me what is wrong:

01. Black Heart (Alpha)
02. Split Second (Undertow)
03. Descent(Fractured Remix)
04. Second Split (The Party Girl)
05. Black Heart (Coeur Triste)
06. Kiss or Kill (Featuring Charlene April)
07. The Nightmare I Am (Stromkern Remix)
08. Black Heart (Beta)

Hrm. Is this what industrial is coming to? Yes remix’s by other bands and contemplation CD’s are excellent but since when does an album need the song 3 times on it? The song is good, but not that flipping good. Not to mention if you need to put out the song in 3 different formats, normally that would mean “IT’S NOT READY”.

What makes this even more annoying is they are ruining the song. It’s been out for awhile, people enjoy it AS IS, now they put it on their NEW album 3 times. Is this a sad joke or pun coming from the band? Perhaps they messed up with the tracklist (Yeah right). Oh I know, they didn’t have enough tracks put make a new album without putting up these remixes (Come on it’s only 8 songs long.)

This band has so many other songs that it just comes across as pure laziness to put multiples of the same song. Did I mention they all practically sound the same?

-3 points for lack of ingenuity

-5 points for making BETA the last remix

+1 point for having a Stromkern Remix (love that band)

So this -7 out of -10 score means the band should have been backhanded with the album and sent back in to redo it.

Jerks.

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