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Cabaret Voltaire To Release “Chance Versus Causality” and “1974-76” From The Band’s Archives

Cabaret Voltaire have announced the release of their 1979 soundtrack, Chance Versus Causality, which will be available officially for the first time since the film’s release. Chance Versus Causality will…

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EBM duo Multiple Man premiere new track & album “High on the Hog” + tour dates

Following their 2017 release New Metal, Multiple Man have returned with a new EP titled High on the Hog. The four track record will be officially released on March 25th via the…

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Multiple Man & the Antithesis of True Futurism | Interview + US Tour Dates

Australian twins Sean and Chris Campion – otherwise known as Multiple Man – is one of EBM’s most exciting new acts. With their early 2017 LP New Metal on DKA Records, the…

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Tuxedomoon’s bassist and co-composer Peter Principle Dachert has passed away

Tuxedomoon’s bassist and co-composer, Peter Principle Dachert has sadly past away. According to the band’s singer/multi instrumentalist Blaine L. Reininger via band’s website, he was found in his room at Les Ateliers…

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Listen to the new Wrangler album featuring Stephen Mallinder—”White Glue”

Wrangler—the musical project of Stephen Mallinder (formerly of Cabaret Voltaire), Ben ‘Benge’ Edwards, and Phil Winter are releasing their second studio album White Glue—out September 23rd. This follows the release of their first LP LA…

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Why Kill Time? 40 Years of Electronic Music from Cabaret Voltaire to Wrangler | An Interview with Stephen Mallinder

Stephen Mallinder does not slow down. As a founding member of the electronic band Cabaret Voltaire, Mallinder’s influence has flowed through the veins of avant garde, noise, experimental and dance…

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Cabaret Voltaire’s ‘Yashar’ and ‘The Crackdown’—plus a 1983 concert at the Hacienda in Manchester

In 1983, 1 year before the release of the groundbreaking single “Sensoria” was released, Cabaret Voltaire were already celebrating their 10th year in existence. After the departure of Chris Watson 2 years prior in 1981,…

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No Nostalgia | Cabaret Voltaire

There was an audio/visual performance billed as Cabaret Voltaire at the Berlin Atonal Festival this past weekend, and the bar was set very low concering most expectations. Granted, the show actually…

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The Legacy of Annik Honoré: Why Les Disques Du Crépuscule and Factory Benelux Matter.

It seems to be expected to see TMZ style commentary on the nature of Annik Honoré‘s relationship with Joy Division singer Ian Curtis, given her passing July 3rd, 2014. However, the one…

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Cabaret Voltaire to play live for the first time in 20 years

Not since the 90s were Cabaret Voltaire hopes raised to such impetus, and aptly timed given the release of the recent compilation #7885 Electropunk to Technopop. Berlin is definitely the place to…

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