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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Unheilig doesn’t need an introduction due to their recent album ‘Puppenspiel’ which entered the official German Sales-Charts at No. 13 in the first week. The limited edition of their album was sold out on pre-order and they are working hard on their second (double) DVD and a new ‘Spiegelbild’ EP which is due to be released in July.

goJA moon ROCKAH:

1. Attackah Massakah
2. Rockah
3. Schwarz

   F.A.Q:

4. Ten bells
5. Leather Apron

   Unheilig:

6. Schutzengel (live)
7. Kalt (exclusive)
8. Sage Ja (live)
9. Brief an Dich (exclusive)
10. Freiheit (live)
11. Leblos (exclusive)
12. Mein Stern (live)
13. Dornroschen (exclusive)

You would be crazy not to sample or outright go and buy this album! Now if you are sane, (I use that term loosely still), I want YOUR reviews of this album in every agonizing detail!

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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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While, rhythmically, there are moments reminiscent of their old favorites Os Mutantes and the Birthday Party, ‘Velocifero‘ cycles through a wide swath of emotion, from sentient and blissful (“Tomorrow“) to forthright and impassioned (“Deep Blue“). “Predict The Day,” which starts off with a faint, whistled melody and crescendos into a bounce-rock onslaught of programmed hi-hats, background vocals, and jagged guitar, typifies the album’s graceful charge against the status quo.

1. Black Cat
2. Ghosts
3. I’m Not Scared
4. Runaway
5. Season Of Illusions
6. Burning Up
7. Kletva
8. They Gave You A Heart….
9. Predict The Day
10. The Lovers
11. Deep Blue
12. Tomorrow
13. Versus

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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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VASI VALLIS of FROZEN PLASMA!

The band is currently writing new songs which will soon be produced and recorded.

You can check out more on infacted recordings, and see who else is on the label and current news!

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The “Body Code” album is also available as a limited double-cd carton box edition including a bonus disc with exclusive bonus songs and special remixes by bands like EFF DST, EX.ES, ACYLUM, ESSENCE OF MIND, INDIVIDUAL TOTEM, IMPLANT, CERVELLO ELETTRONICO, COMPLEX MIND, PSY’AVIAH, UBERBYTE…

- Alfa Matrix Release

It only took a few months before Diffuzion started catching the attention of the masses through their highly explosive live performances across Eastern Europe and eventually signed with Belgium’s Alfa Matrix label where they are now joined along side the growing herd of female fronted electro acts such as Ayria, Unter Null, Crisk, just to name a few…

You can get this album from the Alfa Matrix Shop, and included below is the tracklisting for this upcoming album .

The track listing is as follows:

1. Falling
2. Wired Tunes
3. One Way
4. Our Wings Are Gone (EFF DST remix)
5. No Fear
6. No Passive Isolation
7. Satellites
8. Delicious
9. Fire
10. She
11. Round
12. Join The Game
13. Trapped
14. Wondering

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That’s one of the main reasons why I find industrial and the related genres so alluring and hypnotic. Fuck aroma therapy. Grab a favored CD of Shiny Toy Guns and slap that bugger into a player; be it a car system or even an Xbox 360 and let the music cascade over you.

Even a sad and hurtful song can be releasing. Granted the pain associated with a song can vary and at times be completely unbearable. Then again, what song would be more releasing in the end. I think everyone has those types of songs. I know I have many of these ‘torture songs’, and I listen to them quite often. Sometimes they give me enough emotion that I need to get up and do what actually needs done.

Then again sometimes they don’t.

Don’t Cry Out is slightly becoming one of those songs for me but on the other hand, I think it’s just because I’m addicted to it.

Wonder what other torture songs people have. Can to share?

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This movie needs to be in the archives of Industrial Addiction and HERE IT IS!

Before any rants go on, I know this music video is old, yes it’s Marilyn Manson and I also know he isn’t industrial. So what I say.

Besides…

… You know you love it.

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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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