FiXT has officially dropped Celldweller’s sinister seasonal anomaly, An Offworld Christmas — a holiday release engineered for those who prefer their cheer distorted, interstellar, and pulsing with alien energy.
Blending cybernetic sleigh bells, industrial frostbite, and Celldweller’s unmistakable offworld sound design, this release reframes Christmas through a darker cosmic lens. It’s festive… but from a timeline where the stars sing back.
The legendary producer returns after nearly five years with an apocalyptic fusion of industrial metal and electronic chaos.
⚡ Explosive Comeback
After years of silence on the vocal front, Celldweller — the brainchild of multi-genre mastermind Klayton — has re-emerged with a thunderous new single, “Fakebreaker.” This marks his first full-vocal release in nearly five years, and it’s a sonic firestorm that blends industrial metal, electronic rock, and cinematic bass energy into one devastating package.
Teaming up with dark-bass producer SWARM and vocalist/producer REEBZ, Celldweller delivers a soundscape that’s part cybernetic warfare, part emotional exorcism. Expect thunderous guitars, mechanical grooves, and distorted synths that explode into a dystopian frenzy.
🎛 The Story Behind the Sound
Klayton revealed that the project began unexpectedly:
“A 303 acid bassline and a breakbeat… this was a demo for my project FreqGen. While building my new studio, ‘Fakebreaker’ developed into a monster.”
As the track evolved, he enlisted REEBZ for her fierce vocal layering and SWARM for his retro-infused dark electronic textures. The collaboration created a high-impact track that merges three creative visions into one unstoppable sonic juggernaut.
💥 Cinematic Visuals & Future Vision
Accompanying the single is a video game-inspired visual where Klayton and REEBZ navigate a neon-drenched digital battlefield — a chaotic visual extension of the track’s post-apocalyptic themes. The release also teases the next phase of Celldweller’s evolution, rumored to build toward his upcoming “God Mode” EP under FiXT.
For long-time fans, this is more than a comeback — it’s a resurgence. For new listeners, it’s a warning shot: Celldweller is still the architect of industrial revolution in modern electronic music.
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UK electronic powerhouse Simon Carter has officially dropped his brand-new album Outliers, with pre-orders live now and the full release set for October 3rd, 2025. Dropping just in time for Bandcamp Friday, this release is already turning heads in the global industrial and electronic scene.
After the high-voltage singles “Pain & Pleasure” and “Dusk Till Dawn” lit up dark clubs and playlists worldwide, Carter now presents the full-length Outliers—a record engineered for dancefloor dominance. Expect a relentless journey through heavy low-end, neon-lit atmospheres, and pulse-pounding rhythm designed to make bodies move.
Carter’s latest is a fusion of Techno, Dark Electro, Industrial Bass, and Cyberpunk energy, shot through with flashes of his signature Trance and Futurepop elements. The result is an album that feels equally at home in underground raves, cyberpunk soundtracks, and the high-voltage chaos of the modern industrial scene.
Simon Carter states:
“Outliers is about capturing those who exist outside the norm—people, ideas, and music that disrupt the cycle. It’s built for connection, release, and catharsis on the dancefloor.”
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🔥 DSBP Records has dropped a brand-new sonic inferno — Only Ashes Remain from CyberLich
💀 The label is rallying support to push this blistering release onto CD within the next two weeks, making today the perfect day to dive in and back the project. With over 275+ releases in the DSBP arsenal, including the freshly forged Industrial Assault Vol. 10, there’s no shortage of relentless industrial firepower to explore.
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🎵 NEW SINGLE OUT NOW: Cyberpunk Rework of “This Is Not The End”
ICYMI in yesterday’s message: I’ve just dropped a Cyberpunk version of “This Is Not The End”—and yes, it’s over 50 BPM slower than the original. Strange twist? Even diehard fans of the original (and known remix haters) are vibing with it hard. 🖤 It’s moody. It’s deliberate. It’s a completely different animal. ▶️ Stream everywhere now or watch the video on YouTube: YouTube Video Spotify / Apple / All Platforms
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Aug 9–10, 2025 – M’era Luna, Hildesheim, Germany (SOLD OUT)
Mar 28, 2026 – E-Tropolis, Oberhausen, Germany (Tickets)
🖤 INDUSTRIAL IS DEAD. LONG LIVE INDUSTRIAL. 🖤
There’s a phrase I can’t get out of my skull—it clings like sweaty PVC in a crowded goth club: “Industrial is dead. Long live industrial.” No, it’s not poetic. It’s fact—as loud and clear as a distorted Suicide Commando snare. Let me explain.
🤖 What is Industrial in 2025?
Once, “industrial” meant dissonant, confrontational noise made by weirdos in bondage pants and art school trauma. Think Throbbing Gristle. Early Wax Trax. Music that didn’t want your love—it wanted your fear. But now? The average “industrial playlist” on Spotify is an identity crisis: one part aggrotech, one part synthpop, and maybe a sprinkle of Nine Inch Nails for comfort. Some artists still bleed rebellion, but a lot of what’s called “industrial” today feels about as threatening as a pastel bat plushie from Etsy. So yeah: Industrial is dead. But the idea behind it isn’t.
🧱 The Cage of Labels
The term “industrial” used to mean danger. Chaos. Revolt. Now it’s just another keyword. Say it today and people expect: A Harsh EBM clone of a 2007 Grendel B-side. Post-metal with layered screams and down-tuned guitars. Cyberpunk techno with overused AI samples. Or worse, nothing at all, because the scene stopped caring a decade ago. It’s become a nostalgia trap. A genre cage. And inside that cage, nothing grows.
🔥 Make Music That Hits, Not That Fits
I don’t write music to save a genre’s ghost. I write songs to gut-punch your ears and brain simultaneously. Sometimes it’s dark electro. Sometimes synthpop. Sometimes sad goth rave balladry with a side of emotional damage. If it moves you, it doesn’t need a label. If the label limits you? Burn it. Too many artists stay shackled to the word “industrial” like it’s a badge of honor instead of a creative shackle. But maybe the most industrial thing we can do in 2025 is say: “FUCK the label.” Bring back the attitude that made industrial important in the first place—Rebellion. Risk. Rawness. Innovation.
🚀 So What Now?
Stop treating “industrial” like a genre. Treat it like a mindset. ⚠️ If your track doesn’t fit a playlist, GOOD. You’re doing something right. ⚠️ If it pisses off a gatekeeper, EVEN BETTER. ⚠️ Make the music you want to hear, not the music people expect from you. Respect the past. Don’t live in it. You can love Skinny Puppy and still drop a beat that sounds like Giorgio Moroder crash-landed in a post-apocalyptic rave.
Industrial is dead. Long live industrial.
Let’s stop preserving the corpse and start building something new from its bones. Let’s make noise they can’t categorize. Let’s make something they can’t ignore.
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Out now via FiXT, Void Chapter have just unleashed a freshly remastered edition of their explosive debut single, “The Uprising (2025 Remaster)” — reigniting the track that started it all with upgraded sonic firepower for a new era of resistance.
Packing even more cinematic intensity, industrial grit, and futuristic precision, this remaster sharpens every edge of the original anthem, giving fans old and new a reason to rise once again.
🎧 Listen to “The Uprising (2025 Remaster)” now: Click here to stream
Whether you’re building a revolution or just blasting through your workout, this is the soundtrack for defiance, empowerment, and post-apocalyptic swagger.
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Industrial metal meets cybernetic chaos—stream it now!
FiXT has just unveiled “alt_Human (Single Edit)”, a fierce new collaboration between industrial legends Circle of Dust and Celldweller. Blending glitch-heavy electronics with savage guitars and cinematic atmosphere, this track fuses both artists’ signature sounds into a brutal yet melodic future-shock anthem.
🔥 Listen to “alt_Human (Single Edit)” now on all major platforms.
Whether you’re a die-hard fan of Klayton’s genre-defying projects or a newcomer to cyber-industrial soundscapes, “alt_Human” is your next dystopian obsession. This track delivers raw sonic aggression layered with synthetic beauty—tailored for fans of heavy beats, heady riffs, and post-human aesthetics.
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Prepare your neural pathways for full overload — Italian industrial duo Synapsyche brings their unfiltered energy, brutal honesty, and electronic chaos to EVOL Radio in a brand-new exclusive interview premiering April 20, 2025 on EvolRadio.com.
From the project’s raw beginnings to its genre-fusing evolution under the Alfa Matrix label, the interview explores Synapsyche’s unique soundscape—where aggrotech aggression collides with synthpop hooks and dystopian visions.
Marco Mantovani and Luca Sassi take us on a mind-bending journey across the past, present, and future of their musical and personal lives—diving into songwriting mechanics, lyrical psychology, cyberpunk philosophy, and what’s next for the duo as they push boundaries in both studio and stage realms.
This feature delivers:
💀 “This is more than an interview — it’s a direct neural download from one of the most dangerous minds in modern industrial.” — DJ Darkside, EVOL Radio
The full feature will be available in text format only, with embedded tracks and direct links to Synapsyche’s digital domains.
The future trembles under pressure—FiXT has just released the single edit of “Humanarchy,” a high-voltage collaboration between Circle of Dust and Celldweller.
This isn’t just a track—it’s a digital revolt. “Humanarchy” fuses razor-edged cybermetal with glitch-ridden industrial textures, embodying a dystopian cry for autonomy in a world buried under wires and obedience. The sonic chemistry between these two genre-defining forces creates a hybrid that’s both cinematic and savage.
💣 Circuits rebel. Machines break rank. The age of Humanarchy begins.
Stream the single now
💀 From Silence to Surge: pixelgrinder’s new single “Advanced Bionics” isn’t just industrial techno—it’s a resurrection.
Crafted from the ashes of deafness and rebuilt with the fire of machinery, “Advanced Bionics (pixelgrinder Theme)” is a raw, explosive soundtrack of rebirth. After enduring the isolating silence of hearing loss, pixelgrinder underwent a life-altering cochlear implant procedure—one that didn’t just restore his hearing, but reprogrammed his perception of sound itself. What emerged? A bionic mind, hellbent on sonic warfare.
“Advanced Bionics” slams open with thunderous precision—no soft intro, no easing in. It’s an all-out assault: pounding beats, metallic textures, and frenetic pulses collide in a dystopian symphony of power. The production is both visceral and cerebral, designed to make your bones vibrate and your mind spiral.
At its core lies a spoken-word monologue—intimate, defiant, and riddled with subliminal undercurrents. This isn’t just music; it’s memory reconfigured. The track functions like a digital diary, exposing pixelgrinder’s journey from muted existence to cybernetic resurrection.
The message is clear: you cannot silence the future.
This track screams for anyone who’s ever been ignored, underestimated, or shut out. “Advanced Bionics” is a manifesto—one forged in pain, rebuilt in code, and unleashed in rhythm.
💿 Out now on all major platforms—enter the machine, and feel the shift.
Get ready for an adrenaline rush with LAZERPUNK‘s latest release, CRUSADER! This electrifying phonk/midtempo hybrid track delivers a relentless, bass-heavy assault that fans of Kordhell, Raizhell, Kute, and aggressive phonk will absolutely love! 🔥🔊
💥 Stream CRUSADER Now!
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As always, downloads are free—pay if you can and support the underground! 🎶
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Chicago-based industrial powerhouse Derision Cult has just dropped Mercenary Notes Pt. 2, delivering another relentless dose of gritty, hard-hitting industrial rock. 💀⚙️ This latest release continues the project’s signature fusion of aggressive guitars, pounding beats, and thought-provoking themes, making it a must-listen for fans of politically charged, dystopian soundscapes.
🔊 Mercenary Notes Pt. 2 is available now on all major digital platforms! Don’t miss out—dive into the sonic warfare today! 🎧🔥
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📅 Release Date: March 5, 2025
🎧 Label: Out Of Line Music
📺 Watch & Listen Now: The Screen
Mexican electro-industrial pioneers Hocico return with “The Screen,” a scathing new single that takes direct aim at the toxicity of the digital world. Known for their aggressive beats and uncompromising lyrics, Hocico delivers a powerful critique of online cruelty, exposing the cowardice and deception that thrive behind the anonymity of a screen.
🔹 A Brutal Callout of Digital Deception 🔹
“You spit your filth, while you’re unseen” – With “The Screen,” Hocico paints a vivid portrait of the internet’s darker corners, where trolls and keyboard warriors attack from the shadows without facing real consequences. The lyrics cut deep, unmasking the false boldness of those who hide behind their devices, only to crumble when faced with real-world confrontation.
The chorus, “You lie, you dream, you live behind the screen,” encapsulates the disconnect between digital personas and real-life insecurities, a theme vocally charged by Erk Aicrag’s impassioned delivery.
🎹 Classic Hocico Energy with a Modern Edge 🔥
Musically, “The Screen” is pure, unrelenting Hocico – pounding industrial beats, distorted synths, and an intensity that mirrors the song’s scathing message. The track blends the duo’s signature dark electronic style with a modern, urgent sound, ensuring it hits hard for longtime fans and new listeners alike.
🔻 Facing the Reality of the Digital Age 🔻
Hocico doesn’t just create music—they hold a mirror to society, forcing listeners to confront the cruelty lurking behind digital facades. “The Screen” serves as a wake-up call, demanding awareness of how the online world enables false identities and unaccountable aggression.
📺 Watch & Listen Now: The Screen
📍 March 22, 2025 – E-Tropolis Festival, Turbinenhalle Oberhausen
📍 May 9, 2025 – Out Of Line Weekender, Astra Berlin
Release Date: February 7, 2025
Label: FiXT Music
FiXT is back with another electrifying release to kick off 2025! DEATH X DESTINY, the latest sonic adventure from THE DEFECT, delivers a hard-hitting blend of dark electronic, industrial, and metal influences. Known for their intense soundscapes and aggressive beats, THE DEFECT pushes boundaries once again with a collection that will resonate deeply with fans of dark electronic and industrial metal.
“DEATH X DESTINY is more than just an album; it’s a statement of survival, chaos, and rebirth in a fractured world.” – THE DEFECT
FiXT Music is a globally recognized label specializing in electronic rock, synthwave, industrial, and futuristic soundscapes. Known for its cutting-edge roster of artists, FiXT continues to redefine the boundaries of alternative music.
🎧 Listen Now: Sidewalks and Skeletons x SUFFER RING – Abandon
Re:Mission Entertainment has just dropped a hauntingly intense new single—Abandon, a powerhouse collaboration between Sidewalks and Skeletons and SUFFER RING.
Abandon is a relentless descent into the depths of heartbreak and destruction. Fusing distorted beats, trance-driven leads, and hypnotic melodies, the track encapsulates the raw, emotional aftermath of betrayal and loss. A pulsing undercurrent of witch house, industrial rave, and experimental club energy surges through the song, making it the perfect soundtrack for a 3 AM warehouse ritual.
Sidewalks and Skeletons and SUFFER RING masterfully blend melancholy and aggression, channeling the pain of watching a relationship unravel into a cathartic, electrifying sonic experience. Abandon is not just a song—it’s a full-body immersion into shadowy, neon-lit despair.
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