Industrial

With their EP ?Inside You? released a few months ago, the Belgian electro duo MIREXXX called attention to themselves for the first time. Now, they are going to release their debut album ?VAULT?. The ten album\ntracks have the duo inevitably follow in the huge footsteps of well-known Belgian electro bands like KLINIK or Front 242 without copying them by any means. Driving sequencer rhythms, floating keyboard scapes,\na drum computer used in a typical way for this genre as well as several voice samples define the sound spectrum on ?VAULT?. Singer Stijn?s voice is only slightly distorted which is quite pleasant, and is still audible above the sonic thunderstorm compared to many extreme electro industrial or harsh electro bands. The album captivates due to a transparent and powerful sound offering space for the voice and instrumentation which might tempt the listener to crank up the volume without the accompanying creaking coming from the loudspeakers. MIREXXX succeed in creating a diverse electro / industrial mix which definitely works for clubs and dancefloors as well as encourages the listener to simply listen.

This six-pieced combo performs some powerful and varied Industrial Metal influenced by electronics and Metal music, using 3 different languages in their lyrics: German, English and Spanish. The band was formed back in 2011 and after releasing two full length albums of studio "Red Industrial" (2012)

Some albums are catchy, some are bulky, some immediately stick to you, others touch you. “Death Trance”, the terrific new opus by RxAxPxE is far off these categories. It contains an aggressive world of sound, composed of menacingly clattering frequencies merged with low, massive tones and their ritualistic dimensions into a rustling, shrill, mangling mix of Terror Noise and Power Electronics.

Some albums are catchy, some are bulky, some immediately stick to you, others touch you. “Death Trance”, the terrific new opus by RxAxPxE is far off these categories. It contains an aggressive world of sound, composed of menacingly clattering frequencies merged with low, massive tones and their ritualistic dimensions into a rustling, shrill, mangling mix of Terror Noise and Power Electronics.

Beware as soon we will witness the release of "Sacrificial Rites Of Devotion", a split between two German beasts named Scatmother & Chaos Cascade.

Beware as soon we will witness the release of "Sacrificial Rites Of Devotion", a split between two German beasts named Scatmother & Chaos Cascade.

Nine tracks Nihilistic Electronics – 40 minutes of alienation from substantiality, finally available on CD

AnnapurnA is proud to present a precious reissue of ORDER 1968's Tears in the Snow tape.

Hasswut is a mixture of danceable electronic tunes with sharped guitars, counting with two members of Mind Drillers in its line up.

yet dark as always.