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The Caustic Industrial-Punk Techno of J. De Sosa’s “Burning Idols”

Los Angeles based musician J. De Sosa presents a new selection of brutalizing rhythmic noise and punk techno: Burning Idols, out today on Pearsoll Peak. The new album features thrashing percussion, caustic…

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Gary Numan, La Roux, and Killing Joke Among Artists Featured In The Problem of Leisure: A Celebration of Andy Gill and Gang of Four

Gang of Four inspired countless artists over their four-decade career, from guitar playing styles to their fiery political lyrics. Guitarist, composer, and producer Andy Gill was the only remaining original…

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Sci-Fi Lore Turned Reality: An Interview with Rhys Fulber of Front Line Assembly

Nearly thirty years to the day, Front Line Assembly released the 12″ single for their song “Virus” on Wax Trax! Records. The track—with a thick bass line, synth strings that…

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Snuff Pop Act Patriarchy Collaborates with Geneva Jacuzzi in the Remix Video for “I Don’t Want to Die”

Los Angeles snuff pop queen, Patriarchy, is back from a brush with Thanatos himself with Geneva Jacuzzi’s slithering remix of 2017’s I Don’t Want to Die. Originally written with former bandmate…

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The Caustic Industrial-Punk Techno of J. De Sosa’s “Burning Idols”

Gary Numan, La Roux, and Killing Joke Among Artists Featured In The Problem of Leisure: A Celebration of Andy Gill and Gang of Four

Sci-Fi Lore Turned Reality: An Interview with Rhys Fulber of Front Line Assembly

Snuff Pop Act Patriarchy Collaborates with Geneva Jacuzzi in the Remix Video for “I Don’t Want to Die”

Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell to Release New Album “Burn” on Atlantic Curve

Pierce With Arrow Laments Echo and Narcissus With “She Pined Away”

Danny Elfman Exorcises Pent Up Rage In “Sorry”

The Uncompromising Coldwave of Hungarian Minimal Synth Band Uj Latasmod Fuzio

Hungarian Darkwave Band Cawatana Shines in the “Silver Light”

Gary Numan Announces Release of New Album “Intruder”