Metropolis Records has officially released “Rage,” the latest hard-hitting single from Damage Control, featuring an unrelenting collaboration with EBM and industrial icon Leæther Strip.
Built on pounding rhythms, harsh electronics, and a confrontational atmosphere, “Rage” lives up to its title—channeling pure aggression into a tightly wound, club-ready weapon. Damage Control bring precision and force, while Leæther Strip injects a signature intensity that reinforces the track’s raw, uncompromising edge.
The release stands as a meeting point between modern industrial ferocity and legacy EBM power, continuing Metropolis Records’ long-standing tradition of bridging generations within the dark electronic underground.
🎶 Listen Now
Deep Dive into the Universe of Damage Control & Leæther Strip
Electronic agitator SPANKTHENUN, in collaboration with Belgian EBM pioneers A Split-Second, has officially released “Broken Machine”—a comprehensive New Beat and EBM reworking of the 1989 industrial landmark “Muscle Machine.”
Originally issued via Wax Trax! Records and Antler Records, Muscle Machine helped define an era of body-driven electronics and militant club culture. With Broken Machine, that original blueprint has been fully dismantled and reassembled for the present day.
This reboot doesn’t chase nostalgia—it weaponizes it. Classic structures are deconstructed and reshaped to reflect modern system failure, societal decay, and the grinding tension of a world stuck in perpetual malfunction. The result is a stark, club-focused release that bridges late-’80s industrial DNA with contemporary EBM and New Beat aesthetics.
Broken Machine stands as both a tribute and a warning: the systems we built are cracking, and the soundtrack has been rewritten to match the collapse.
🎶 Listen Now
Deep Dive into the Universe of SPANKTHENUN & A Split-Second
Confusion Inc. has just released “Crawler (DJ Mixes),” a new remix-focused drop from dark electronic artist Slighter. Reimagined for the dancefloor, the release gives Crawler a full DJ remix treatment—reshaped with club-ready energy and deeper rhythmic pressure.
Adding extra weight for dedicated listeners, the release also includes a Bandcamp-exclusive “dub” version, stripping things down to their raw, hypnotic core. It’s a release designed for late-night sets, industrial-adjacent dancefloors, and anyone who prefers their electronics dark, immersive, and functional.
Crawler (DJ Mixes) is available now, continuing Confusion Inc.’s steady output of forward-leaning underground electronic releases.
ProNoize has officially unleashed “Aberration,” the newest release from hard-hitting industrial act Stahlschlag, further solidifying the label’s reputation for pushing uncompromising electronic and industrial sounds.
Known for their punishing rhythms, mechanized aggression, and cold, militant atmosphere, Stahlschlag delivers a release that lives up to its name. Aberration dives headfirst into distorted textures and relentless energy, offering a sonic experience built for dark clubs, underground dancefloors, and listeners who crave intensity without compromise.
With this release, ProNoize continues its mission of spotlighting forward-driven industrial artists who challenge boundaries while staying rooted in the genre’s harsh, confrontational core. Aberration stands as another sharp-edged entry in the label’s ever-growing catalog of dark electronic weaponry.
Fans of hard industrial, EBM, and power electronics are encouraged to explore Aberration now and experience Stahlschlag’s latest evolution firsthand.
The US electro-industrial institution returns with a harrowing new single, setting the emotional and thematic tone for the upcoming album On Enmity.
Flesh Field have released “Supplication”, a stark and emotionally devastating new single out now via Metropolis Records. The track arrives as a study in absence, grief, and survival—less about healing, more about learning how to exist inside the wreckage left behind.
💀 A Song About Longing That Never Ends “This song explores the ache of longing for what is absent and will never return,” explains founder Ian Ross. “That longing itself eventually becomes the only reason to continue on despite the knowledge that it will never be fulfilled.” “Supplication” doesn’t offer resolution. Instead, it dwells in the tension between memory and endurance, where persistence itself becomes an act of defiance.
💀 From Survival to Adaptation: On Enmity The single appears on Flesh Field’s forthcoming full-length On Enmity, due February 20, 2026. Described as the most personal material Ross has ever written, the album documents life after trauma—dissecting damage, chronicling endurance, and confronting the reality that survival is not always a choice. This is not an album about recovery. It is about adaptation to ruin.
💀 A Legacy Reforged On Enmity follows a powerful resurgence for Flesh Field. After resurrecting the project in 2023 with the concept album Voice of the Echo Chamber—exploring stages of political radicalization—Ross expanded the narrative with the Voice of Reason EP in 2024. In 2025, the band’s foundational works Viral Extinction (1999) and Belief Control (2001) were remastered and reissued, reaffirming their lasting impact on the electro-industrial canon.
German electro-industrial institution Wumpscut is set to expand its formidable discography with Zuckerpuppe, a new eight-track album arriving April 3, 2026 via Betonkopf Media. The release continues Wumpscut’s long-standing commitment to tightly curated, collector-focused physical editions while reinforcing the project’s uncompromising sonic identity.
🍬 A Limited Physical Statement
Zuckerpuppe (German for “sugar baby”) will be issued in two carefully crafted formats. The vinyl edition arrives as a 300-copy yellow LP, pressed using direct metal mastering and housed in a heavy 3 mm spine outer sleeve, accompanied by a four-colour printed inner sleeve. True to Betonkopf Media tradition, this pressing is strictly limited worldwide.
The CD edition follows the label’s distinctive “Back is Front” presentation, featuring a 12-page full-colour booklet and the same eight-track running order as the LP. Both formats emphasize tactile design and archival longevity, hallmarks of the Wumpscut catalogue.
⚙️ Prelude to the Album
Ahead of the album’s release, Wumpscut issued the “Zerebral Date (Zuckerpuppe Remix Contest Kit)” digitally via Bandcamp in late 2025. The release provided stems and production material connected to the new album, inviting reinterpretation while offering an early glimpse into the Zuckerpuppe sonic framework.
🧨 Additional Vinyl Releases Confirmed
The April 3, 2026 date also marks the arrival of two further Wumpscut vinyl titles:
“Evoke – Provoke” reissued on light blue 180-gram vinyl
“Homicide Bajazzo”, a remix double LP, also pressed on 180-gram vinyl
Each of these editions is likewise limited to 300 copies, reinforcing the label’s scarcity-driven release philosophy.
🩸 About Wumpscut
Founded in 1991 by Bavarian DJ and producer Rudolf Ratzinger, Wumpscut emerged from southern Germany’s club scene before becoming a defining force in electro-industrial music. Early works like Music for a Slaughtering Tribe, Bunkertor 7, and Embryodead established a brutal, sample-driven aesthetic that would influence an entire generation.
From the late 1990s onward, Ratzinger released much of his output through Betonkopf Media, while select titles reached the U.S. via Metropolis Records. Landmark albums including Boeses Junges Fleisch, Wreath of Barbs, Bone Peeler, and Evoke cemented Wumpscut’s global reputation.
Following an extensive run of releases through the 2000s and early 2010s, Ratzinger briefly signaled an end to new material after Wüterich (2016). That silence was broken with Fledermavs 303 (2021), followed by a steady resurgence through For Those About To Starve, Poison Cookie, Schlossgheist, and Chew Chew Chew.
Now, with Zuckerpuppe, Wumpscut once again proves that the project remains as focused, confrontational, and meticulously constructed as ever.
OUT NOW:Excluded by Leatherstrip Available now via Bandcamp—and it does not ask for permission. 💀
A Song for the Cast Out
With “Excluded,” Leatherstrip delivers a stark, confrontational piece that cuts straight to the emotional core of alienation. This is a track about being pushed outside the circle—socially, politically, ideologically—not by choice, but by systems that decide who belongs and who does not.
There is no metaphorical cushioning here. The song speaks plainly and forcefully about marginalization, enforced silence, and the psychological toll of being erased or dismissed. It’s not framed as victimhood, but as awareness—cold, sober, and unresolved.
Sound & Structure: Discipline Over Decoration
Sonically, “Excluded” is unmistakably Leatherstrip. The track is built on rigid EBM foundations: precise sequencing, relentless rhythmic motion, and a stripped-down arrangement that leaves no room for distraction. The production is austere and controlled, reinforcing the lyrical message rather than competing with it.
Nothing feels excessive. Every element serves purpose. The beat drives forward with mechanical resolve, while the synth work remains cold and focused—never indulgent, never ornamental. This restraint gives the track weight. It feels intentional, sharpened, and uncompromising.
Vocals as Authority, Not Performance
Claus Larsen’s vocal delivery is a defining force here. Rather than theatrical aggression, the performance leans into controlled intensity. The voice sounds grounded, resolved, and fully aware of what it’s saying. There’s no attempt to soften the message or dramatize it for effect.
This approach makes the track feel less like a rant and more like a declaration—measured, deliberate, and unyielding.
Lyrical Interpretation: Exclusion as a System
Lyrically, “Excluded” operates on two levels. On the surface, it speaks to personal isolation—the experience of being shut out, dismissed, or invalidated. Beneath that, it exposes exclusion as a designed outcome, not an accident. The song implies structure, intent, and repetition—systems that thrive by deciding who is worthy of inclusion and who is disposable.
There is no plea for acceptance here. No demand for reconciliation. Instead, the song documents the condition itself, forcing the listener to confront the reality of exclusion without offering easy resolution or emotional release.
This is not a song about overcoming. It is a song about naming the wound.
Why “Excluded” Matters
Leatherstrip has never been about comfort, nostalgia, or neutrality—and “Excluded” reinforces why the project remains vital. In a cultural moment defined by division, gatekeeping, and ideological purity tests, this track feels painfully current.
It will resonate deeply with listeners drawn to industrial and EBM not just for sound, but for truth without varnish. This is music that stands firm, even when standing alone.
A sharp, disciplined release that proves Leatherstrip is still operating with clarity, relevance, and conviction. 💀
As the calendar turns, there’s a quiet milestone approaching in the Faderhead universe. March 31, 2026 marks 20 years since the release of FH1—the debut album that kicked open the door back in 2006. Two decades later, the machine is still running, sharper and more self-aware than ever.
20 Years of Faderhead ⚙️
With the anniversary looming, planning is already underway. While the final release schedule is still being locked in, all signs point toward a brand-new Faderhead album landing in the second half of 2026, accompanied by very few “20 Years of Faderhead” headline shows—likely no more than two. No victory lap. No nostalgia overload. Just precision.
2025 Patreon Songs 🎧
To close out 2025, a snippet mix of the 12 Patreon-exclusive tracks released throughout the year was shared—offering a rare look behind the curtain. The reaction was unexpected: a surprising number of listeners didn’t even realize Patreon existed, let alone what it actually offers.
So let’s clarify.
What Is Patreon, Really? 🔒
Patreon is the Faderhead Inner Circle—a space for fans, creatives, and curious minds who want more than just the finished product.
What You Get:
One exclusive song every month – Patron-only releases, usually never available elsewhere
Weekly “Faderhead Friday” newsletter – Over 500 consecutive weeks and counting
Studio livestreams & Q&As(Producer tier) – Real-time writing and production insight
Monthly 1-on-1 mentorship calls(Mentor tier) – Personalized Zoom sessions to level up your art or project
This isn’t about content farming.
It’s about connection, insight, and transparency—a direct line into how things actually work, without industry theater or posturing. And yes, it costs less than a McDonald’s meal.
Live in 2026 🔥
March 28, 2026 – E-Tropolis, Oberhausen (DE)
June 26–27, 2026 – Black Lower Castle, Kranichfeld (DE)
Limited appearances. No filler.
You Don’t Hate Social Media. You Just Suck at It. 🧠
This part might sting—but it matters.
If social media feels exhausting, humiliating, time-consuming, or vaguely insulting to your intelligence, there’s a strong chance the issue isn’t the platform.
It’s inefficiency.
Slowness Turns Neutral Tasks Into Enemies
Watching someone spend nearly an hour editing a simple Instagram Reel—basic cuts, timing, text—says everything. For someone experienced, that’s a 3–5 minute task. The task didn’t change. The skill level did.
And with it, the emotional reaction.
If every post feels like an existential crisis, the problem isn’t social media. It’s friction.
“Hate” Is Often Just Resistance
Most musicians who claim to hate social media don’t hate publishing.
They hate:
Not knowing what to post
Taking forever to decide
Feeling clumsy with the tools
Watching others move fast while they struggle
So the ego steps in with comforting lies:
This is fake
This isn’t real art
I shouldn’t have to do this
Convenient. Comfortable. Completely useless.
The Hidden Cost Nobody Calculates
When posting takes an hour, you avoid it. When you avoid it, you stay bad. When you stay bad, the hour never becomes five minutes.
That loop—not algorithms, audiences, or “culture decline”—is the real enemy.
An untrained muscle you refuse to train because you resent the gym.
Speed Is Freedom, Not Selling Out
People who are good at social media don’t dramatize it. They don’t overidentify with it. They don’t justify it.
They open the app. They do the thing. They close the app.
The faster something becomes, the less emotional weight it carries. Ironically, competence is what creates distance.
One Uncomfortable Question
Before declaring social media beneath you, ask this:
If this took five minutes instead of fifty, would I still hate it?
If the honest answer is no, then this isn’t a values problem.
It’s a skill gap.
And skill gaps don’t close by pretending your frustration is philosophical.
A slow pulse. A frozen loop. A track designed not to move you—but to stop you. spankthenun has officially announced Rigor Mortis, a release that operates less like a traditional song and more like a sustained psychological state.
❄️ A Loop That Refuses to Die
At the core of Rigor Mortis lies a loop that never fully resolves. It pulses steadily, mechanically, as if unearthed rather than written. The beat is slow, deliberate, and unrelenting, while a minimal hook repeats just enough to bypass conscious thought and settle directly into the body. This is repetition as ritual—designed to linger long after the sound stops.
“We unearthed a loop that never stopped pulsing.”
Rather than building toward release or climax, Rigor Mortis traps the listener in suspension. The track doesn’t escalate—it locks in, holding its ground with clinical precision.
🩸 Hypnosis Over Emotion
This is not a song meant to provoke feeling in the traditional sense. Instead, it explores detachment, stillness, and the eerie calm that follows overstimulation. The simplicity is intentional. The restraint is the weapon.
“A slow beat and simple hook hypnotize the body long after the mind has checked out.”
The experience feels physical before it feels emotional—muscle memory responding while the mind drifts elsewhere. It’s industrial minimalism at its most unsettling.
🧊 When Numbness Means It’s Working
Perhaps the most chilling aspect of Rigor Mortis is its mission statement. The track embraces emotional absence as success, leaning into coldness as a final form rather than something to escape.
“If you feel nothing when you hear it, that means it is working.”
There’s no comfort here. No catharsis. Just the slow acceptance of stillness as the beat continues, indifferent to the listener’s response.
⚙️ A Condition, Not a Song
Rigor Mortis feels less like a standalone release and more like a state of activation—something that spreads gradually, tightening its grip over time. It’s built for headphones, isolation, and late-night immersion, where repetition becomes oppressive and silence feels louder than sound.
Out Sunday, December 21st, 2025, New World Disorder – A Tinnitorturous Sampler arrives exactly when the night is longest—released on all major digital music services and free (or pay-what-you-want) in lossless quality on the artists’ Bandcamps. This is more than a compilation. It’s a ritual, a statement, and a reflection of a year that tested resolve across the underground.
🌘 A Solstice Ritual Forged in Sound
Each year, the winter solstice marks the balance point between darkness and the slow return of light. In that spirit, Tinnitorturous returns with a sampler that channels the weight of the times through industrial, EBM, and alternative electronic expression.
Following last year’s uncompromising tribute Shouldn’t Have Done That – A Depeche Mode Tribute (still available for free on Bandcamp 💀), this year’s release goes deeper. Inspired by real-world events and rising global tensions, a select group of Tinnitorturous artists created brand-new, exclusive tracks—raw, confrontational, and unfiltered.
⚙️ Art as Resistance
New World Disorder stands as a response to a year defined by authoritarian aggression, propaganda, and attempts to suppress liberty. Fascism wears many masks—but the message here is clear: question supremacy, reject dictatorship, and never accept manufactured greatness. This EP doesn’t preach—it confronts.
As the light slowly returns, this sampler carries a faint but defiant hope: that 2026 may arrive with less madness, less bloodshed, and more humanity.
Founded in Denmark, Tinnitorturous is an independent label dedicated to industrial, EBM, and alternative electronic underground music, run by scene-veteran musicians who live and breathe the culture.
Daily operations are handled by:
Jens B. Petersen(ManMindMachine, Negant, more)
Tommy B-Kuhlmann(In Absentia, Negant, Body-Banden, more)
The label has steadily built a catalog rooted in sonic defiance, mechanical rhythms, and uncompromising vision.
🧾 Selected Discography Highlights
From early digital singles like Eisenwolf – Krigskøter (2019) to landmark releases such as ManMindMachine – RetroFuturist, Institute for the Criminally Insane – Ferryman’s Bell, and the 2024 sampler Shouldn’t Have Done That – A Depeche Mode Tribute, the label’s trajectory has been relentless.
The journey culminates—so far—with: V.A. – New World Disorder – A Tinnitorturous Sampler Digital EP | TT-DDEP-07 | Out December 21, 2025
Alfa Matrix has officially unleashed “Failure (Bonus Edition)”, the long-awaited full-length statement from American industrial agitators FRONTAL BOUNDARY — and it’s nothing short of a relentless psychological onslaught. Following the bile-drenched fury of Hate and the suffocating intensity of Faith, the trio return with a release that stares straight into collapse, rage, despair, and the fragile glimmer of hope that survives the wreckage.
A Brutal Core of 12 Tracks 🩸
At its heart, Failure is a merciless examination of the human condition. Across 12 devastating tracks, FRONTAL BOUNDARY tear open themes of anger, self-destruction, disillusionment, and emotional fracture, channeling them through crushing rhythms, corrosive textures, and an atmosphere that feels both intimate and apocalyptic. This is industrial music at its most confrontational — cold, punishing, and unapologetically honest.
Bonus Edition: Total System Overdrive 🔥
The experience doesn’t stop with the main album. The limited 2CD digipak edition pushes Failure far beyond its breaking point, adding 12 exclusive bonus tracks and remixes that reforge the album into new, club-annihilating forms.
A devastating roster of collaborators — including UNTER NULL, VISCERA DRIP, PYGMY CHILDREN, MISERIA ULTIMA, HER OWN WORLD, FACT PATTERN, BLAKLIGHT, DREAD RISKS, CONTRACULT, and LIVERNOIS — tear into FRONTAL BOUNDARY’s material, mutating it into fresh weapons of sonic destruction. The band themselves also return with their own punishing reworks, ensuring the bonus disc hits just as hard as the original.
Live at Dark Force Fest 2026 🖤
FRONTAL BOUNDARY are also gearing up to bring the Failure experience to a live stage this spring with a **scheduled appearance at **Dark Force Fest 2026 — the three-day goth/industrial music festival running from May 1–3, 2026, at the Sheraton Parsippany in New Jersey. This event gathers underground dark wave, industrial, and alternative acts from around the world for performances, club events, vendors, panels, and more. Dark Force Fest+1
Expect FRONTAL BOUNDARY to deliver their crushing new material live, surrounded by fellow heavy hitters in the scene and a weekend of immersive industrial energy.
Industrial Collapse, Perfected 💀
Failure (Bonus Edition) isn’t just an expansion — it’s an escalation. A deeper plunge into darkness, sharper edges, and a clear declaration that FRONTAL BOUNDARY are operating at full destructive capacity.
Industrial discipline meets unrelenting force as one of the genre’s architects strikes again.
⚙️ A New Release Forged in Steel
Dependent has officially released “Will nicht – MUSS! / On Collision Course” by DIE KRUPPS, delivering a dual-track statement rooted in precision, power, and confrontation. This release reinforces the band’s legacy of merging mechanical rhythm with militant intent—no excess, no retreat.
🔥 Collision Is Inevitable
From the defiant German-language command of “Will nicht – MUSS!” to the forward-driving pressure of “On Collision Course,” DIE KRUPPS sound focused, hardened, and unapologetic. These tracks feel engineered for impact—march-ready electronics, rigid structure, and an undercurrent of resistance that refuses to yield.
No album cycle. No compromises. Just raw, confrontational energy aimed straight at the dancefloor.
🔥 A New Single—And It Stands Alone
MIKROMETRIK has officially unleashed “Ashes of God [Club Mix]”, a standalone release forged to exist outside the upcoming album’s narrative. This isn’t a teaser or a leftover—this track is its own entity, built to hit harder, darker, and more aggressively than anything before it.
⚙️ Harsh Energy. Relentless Intent.
Driven by punishing EBM rhythms and aggrotech ferocity, “Ashes of God” channels unfiltered anti-religion fury into a club-ready assault. It’s confrontational, uncompromising, and designed to burn everything in its path. Expect zero mercy—only impact.
Industrial chaos architect CAUSTIC tears open the vault once again, resurrecting the long-buried This Is Jizzcore: PreJizz EPs (2008) — a relic from an era before streaming swallowed the underground.
A Blast From the Filthy Past 🩸
Originally dropped as free downloads on the legendary VampireFreaks platform in late 2008, these early EPs were the feral warm-up before CAUSTIC released the full-length This Is Jizzcore the following year.
For years, these tracks were buried in the digital graveyard, unheard and untouched. Now, they crawl back into the light — unrestored, unfiltered, and unapologetically chaotic.
A Who’s Who of Industrial Mayhem ⚙️
The release features a stacked lineup of remixers from the golden age of online industrial culture, including:
UBERBYTE (RIP Richard)
SKINJOB (RIP Fitz)
UNWOMAN
[SYNDIKA_ZERO]
BETA VIRUS
ALTER DER RUINE
…and more resurrected audio degeneracy
This EP set is more than a release — it’s a digital artifact from a subculture that thrived before algorithms, playlists, and “skip” buttons. A preserved snapshot of industrial’s DIY heartbeat, soaked in noise, humor, and absolute audacity.
The pulse of a forgotten era roars back to life as SPANKTHENUN unveils “Berlin,” a pure New Beat time capsule forged entirely from authentic 1987 hardware.
The Sound of a Dark Dancefloor Reborn 💀
SPANKTHENUN steps straight into the shadows of electronic history with “Berlin,” the first transmission from their upcoming New Beat Collection: Era 1987. This release is more than a song—it’s a restoration of an era when underground clubs bled smoke, neon, and minimalist mechanical rhythm.
To honor the origins of New Beat, the band turned back the clock and used only gear from 1987—no modern shortcuts, no plugins, no digital gloss. The result? A raw, pulsing, hypnotic groove that feels ripped straight from a European nightclub caught between darkness and desire.
A Refrain That Possesses the Mind 🖤
The mantra at the core of Berlin is as addictive as it is transportive:
“Baby, take me to Berlin.” “Baby, nimm mich mit nach Berlin.”
A bilingual invocation. A looping seduction. A phrase engineered to echo in your skull long after the track stops spinning.
This is the kind of single that doesn’t just play—it haunts.
Mach FoX’s journey into the shadows of electronic music began long before Zwaremachine emerged as a fully realized force. Drawn to the synthetic pulse of ‘80s music—processed drums, hypnotic synths, and the strange allure of acts like Gary Numan, Fad Gadget, and Alien Sex Fiend—he quickly discovered that alternative sounds weren’t just music but escape routes. Punk cracked open the door even wider, offering not only attitude but permission. When he shifted from guitar to sequencers and drum machines, he realized he could operate as a one-man band sculpted entirely from electricity. That spark would become the earliest prototype of Zwaremachine.
Throughout the ‘90s, he honed his identity across guitar and synth-driven projects. Then, in 2005, he released his solo Mach FoX album and formed a band to play it live—an act defined by theatrical lighting, costuming, and performance art. This experience birthed Zwaremachine’s audio-visual DNA. As he expanded into VJ work and installation-style video art, syncing imagery with sound became not just an aesthetic choice but an obsession.
Years of performances sharpened his instinct for pairing music with glitchy, circuit-bent visuals. The result? A sonic identity defined not by rigid genre labels but by tension, repetition, and mechanical hypnosis. When Be A Light arrived, Mach coined the phrase “minimal hypnotic industrial body music” to describe a style all his own—long looping sequences cut into tight rhythmic pulses, merging physicality with cold circuitry.
Influence came not just from records, but screens: Tetsuo: The Iron Man, Mad Max, Alien, RoboCop, and the biomechanical nightmares of H.R. Giger. Bands like Sigue Sigue Sputnik and Skinny Puppy shaped his desire for cyberpunk spectacle. Early Zwaremachine shows were chaotic—hardware failing, members missing—but Mach learned self-sufficiency when a DJ collaborator got arrested minutes before showtime. He performed alone. No computers, no backup band—just grit, planning, and will. “Zwaremachine” means “heavy machine,” and in those days, the name matched the literal weight of the gear he dragged to every venue.
Asked what he’d tell his younger self, he answered with conviction: commit to the vision, trust your instincts, and don’t clone anyone else’s sound. Originality is earned through persistence.
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Today, Zwaremachine’s international cult following is the result of years of transformation. A major turning point arrived in 2019 when Bas—Dein Offizier—brought a Brazilian surdo drum into the mix. Its booming resonance expanded the band’s sonic footprint. Shortly afterward, Mach’s longtime collaborator Dbot joined on bass guitar, pushing Zwaremachine from a solo-driven project into a fully realized band with new energy and melodic strength. His contributions shaped Conquest 3000 and set the foundation for the upcoming third album.
The evolution continued with the arrival of guitarist Paul K and electronic drummer Marshall B, shifting Zwaremachine into an industrial rock organism with electrifying live dynamics. The onstage energy surged—heavier, louder, more physical.
Mach remains dedicated to the band’s visual identity, customizing microphones and modifying equipment to maintain a cohesive cyberpunk aesthetic. While earlier performances involved juggling sequencers and visuals live, Mach later realized he needed to step out from behind the machines to truly lead the show. Looping visuals preserved the hypnotic vibe while freeing him to become the frontperson the music demanded. Minimalism remained key: black-and-white glitch art, stark lighting, and lyric-driven repetition designed to pull crowds into a trance. Be A Light, with its single verse and five choruses, exemplified this mantra.
Creative flow within the band is fluid and collaborative. Older tracks left little room for added instrumentation, but newer compositions allow Dbot’s Wax Trax-inspired basslines and Paul K’s textured guitars to flourish. Their third album will be their most unified effort yet, with every member writing and shaping their sound.
Though Zwaremachine excels visually, Mach remains grounded. Whether performing at underground clubs or international festivals, he channels raw punk energy into every show. Music remains his anchor—an outlet for darker emotions in a world that grows more chaotic by the day.
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The road ahead for Zwaremachine is charged with momentum. Their next album promises a more aggressive assault—faster tempos, heavier synths, and arrangements built for live detonation. Recording begins in November, with Mach traveling to the Netherlands to capture performances from Paul K and Marshall B, marking the band’s most global collaboration to date.
Before that arrives, a deeply emotional release is queued under the Mach FoX name. Chaos of Man, arriving in October 2025, was born from tragedy. Originally intended for Zwaremachine’s third record, the material shifted dramatically after the passing of drummer Dein Offizier. Mach found himself unable to revisit the songs for long stretches, and when he did, the arrangements changed—synths replaced with guitars, structures altered to reflect grief’s imprint. Ultimately, the songs no longer fit Zwaremachine’s identity, but they carried a truth that needed to be released. The album stands as both tribute and closure.
Beyond music, Mach plans to return to video art—especially for upcoming music videos tied to the new album. While technology pushes toward virtual and AI-enhanced experiences, Zwaremachine remains unapologetically analog for the time being. The future may bring new tools, but the pulse of the project remains human.
In terms of dream collaborations, Mach’s top choice is visual mastermind Paul Gerrard, whose grotesque and cinematic artwork resonates with Zwaremachine’s dystopian edge.
As he looks forward, Mach’s message to the next generation is simple and razor-sharp: Find your voice. Distill it. Weaponize it. Never conform.
Industrial-electro giants Combichrist return with a violent, seductive new offering: “Feraline,” the third single from their forthcoming full-length album. Following the crushing intensity of “Desolation” and “RISE,” the band now dives deeper into ritualistic darkness—unveiling a track built for the clubs, the shadows, and the wildness within us all.
A Dark Invocation for the Dancefloor 🌑🔥
“Feraline” is Combichrist in their purest, most feral form: distorted synths, primal rhythms, hypnotic vocals, and a surge of industrial energy sharpened for a new era.
The band’s signature aggression pulses through every beat, paired with a modern electronic edge that guarantees its domination across goth clubs, industrial nights, and festival floors worldwide.
Frontman Andy LaPlegua explains the myth behind the madness:
“Feraline is a Goddess, symbolizing the return to nature — a way to connect to your own feral self, to truly be free from modern-day society.”
Fresh off a blistering Australian tour and a special old-school electro European run, Combichrist continue to build global momentum. Their next album grows nearer—and “Feraline” serves as a seductive omen of what is coming.
The band now prepares for their next conquests:
E-Tropolis Festival 2026 (Germany)
Dark Force Fest 2026 (USA)
Expect sweat, noise, chaos, and a feral transformation under open skies.
About Combichrist 🩸
Founded by Norwegian mastermind Andy LaPlegua, Combichrist have spent more than 20 years reshaping industrial, EBM, and metal with relentless innovation and brutal energy. From legendary albums to explosive stage shows, the band stands at the frontlines of the global industrial movement—fearless, evolving, and eternally ferocious.
With their next full-length album rising on the horizon, “Feraline” is more than just a single—it’s the opening growl of a new beast.
istortion Productions ignites the underground with a release built for sweat-drenched dancefloors and shadow-lit neon nights.
Amulet Returns With a Filthy, High-Voltage Statement ⚡🔥
Distortion Productions has unleashed “Dirty Hard Beats (XXX)” by Amulet, a release engineered for bodies that crave movement and minds that thrive in the darker corners of electronic energy. This isn’t just a track — it’s a physical experience, built from steel-cut rhythms, filthy bass grit, and a pulse that refuses to quit.
Amulet leans deep into raw circuitry and hedonistic groovecraft, crossing industrial grit with club-level heat. “Dirty Hard Beats (XXX)” is exactly what the title hints at — dangerous, sweaty, unapologetically rhythm-driven, and tailor-made for nights when nothing matters except the beat and the body.
This is Amulet at their most primal. This is Distortion Productions doing what they do best — feeding the underground.
The Sound: Sleaze, Steel & Sonic Sin 💣🖤
This release taps into a lethal blend of:
Dirty industrial percussion
XXX-grade swagger
Gutter-slick bass hits
Sweat-dripping, no-apology groove
If you want clean, polished, pristine electronics — this isn’t it. If you want grit, heat, and attitude — welcome home.
“Dirty Hard Beats (XXX)” feels like the soundtrack to an after-hours basement rave where the lights never come on and everyone knows exactly why they’re there.
Amulet: A Name Rising from the Smoke 💀
Amulet continues to grow into one of the scene’s most unapologetically visceral acts. Their sonic identity embraces industrial electronics stripped down to their filthiest core — the place where rhythm takes over and intention becomes instinct.
Every release sharpens their edges a little more. “Dirty Hard Beats (XXX)” sharpens them to a knife point.
Distortion Productions: The Factory of Dark Energy ⚙️
Distortion Productions remains one of the most trusted and hard-charging labels in the alternative electronic world. Their catalog is a constant engine of industrial, dark electro, EBM, and everything adjacent to the shadows.
With this release, they continue their streak of championing artists who push boundaries, break floors, and hit harder than the mainstream ever dares.
The Danish synth automatons return with a chilling new chapter—one where even robots are afraid of the dark.
Nightmare Arrives Friday — And It Bites Hard 🩸
The new digital single “Nightmare” drops Friday, November 14th, 2024, across all major streaming platforms — and in pristine lossless format through ManMindMachine’s Bandcamp, complete with an exclusive bonus track, “Monsters.”
The Track: Synthetic Fear Wrapped in EBM ⚙️💀
“Nightmare” is an energetic, melodic EBM burner—wired with pulsing basslines, crisp machine grooves, and a sinister layer of horror-infused atmosphere. It’s the kind of track that compels the body to move while the mind slips into a darker dimension.
Over on Bandcamp, listeners also get “Monsters,” an exclusive b-side that slides into a slower, more haunting realm. Downbeat. Paranoid. Velvet darkness. A very different emotional vector, but unmistakably ManMindMachine.
When Robots Face the Dark: The Nightmare Lore 🤖👁️
The last time we encountered ManMindMachine, their robotic consciousness had evolved—dreaming not of electric sheep, but of possibilities beyond human constraint.
But around Halloween / Samhain / Allerheiligen, when the veil between realms grows thin… something changed.
The robots began to dream of nightmares. They saw monsters in their sleep. And they couldn’t understand why.
Unaccustomed to fear, their digital minds split: What is a dream? What is reality? What stalks them from inside their own code?
Now they invite you into their terror loop. Are you ready for the nightmare?
Who Are ManMindMachine? ⚡
A Danish Synth/EBM collective, ManMindMachine are driven by a devotion to alternative electronic music—but with a mission to reinterpret genres in fresh and unexpected ways. Their sound fuses classic EBM pulses with futuristic textures and philosophical machine-mythology.
About Tinnitorturous Records 🩸🖤
Tinnitorturous is a fiercely independent Danish label dedicated to industrial, EBM, and alternative electronic underground. Operated by veterans of the scene, it is anchored by:
Jens B. Petersen (ManMindMachine, Negant, more)
Tommy B-Kuhlmann (In Absentia, Negant, Body-Banden, more)
They maintain a relentless release schedule packed with genre-shaping singles, EPs, and albums.
Prepare for a dive into the circuits and shadows of industrial rebellion—Zwaremachine is ready to speak. On December 1st, 2025, Evol Radio unleashes an exclusive interview with Mach FoX, the enigmatic force behind the minimal hypnotic industrial body music machine that is Zwaremachine.
🧠 The Mind Behind the Machine From the gritty days of 90s guitar riffs to leading a cyberpunk-infused live act across continents, Mach FoX opens up about his artistic evolution, audio-visual warfare, and the pain-into-power ethos that drives his vision. Expect tales of broken gear, arrested DJs, ghostly visuals, and a sonic philosophy that refuses to conform.
🕶️ Past, Present, and Future Rewired The interview doesn’t just cover Zwaremachine’s origin story—it propels forward. Learn how tragedy shaped their upcoming third full-length release, how live bass and Brazilian drums reshaped their sound, and why Mach FoX is keeping things “old school” in a world sprinting toward AI-driven creativity.
📅 Mark Your Calendar The full interview will go live on EvolRadio.com on Friday, December 1st, 2025—just in time to fuel your weekend with insight, attitude, and the unapologetic truth of a band forged in circuits and scars.
Emerging from the industrial underworld, Sensuous Enemy delivers a fierce re-interpretation of their track “Shadowlands,” remixed by Red Lokust and unleashed on Distortion Productions.
Sensuous Enemy has resurfaced with a new aggressive remix of their track “Shadowlands,” reworked by Red Lokust and released via Distortion Productions. YouTube+2Facebook+2 The original band — fronted by vocalist JAI with John Freriks (programming/guitars) and Bob Hensley (programmer/synths/drums) — brings their darkwave/industrial sound into sharper relief under Red Lokust’s remix aesthetic. Distortion Productions Red Lokust’s involvement adds heavier EBM/industrial edges and dance-floor momentum. The label Distortion Productions, based in Pittsburgh, continues to support the underground electronic scene. Distortion Productions
This remix bridges Sensuous Enemy’s melodic darkwave roots with Red Lokust’s harsher industrial club energy — ideal for fans of both realms.
For the label, it’s another strong move in expanding their roster’s reach and reinforcing credibility in the underground scene.
For listeners and DJs, it offers a fresh track suited for both introspective listening and high-octane dance-floor sets.
Expect Sensuous Enemy to continue evolving their sound, possibly leading up to a larger full-length or album cycle. Their past work and this new remix suggest they’re ramping up momentum. For Red Lokust and Distortion Productions, this shows the label’s hunger to push boundary-crossing collaborations and remixes.
🎶 Listen Now:
Deep Dive into the Universe of Sensuous Enemy & Red Lokust
Digital World Audio has just dropped a powerful new strike from the shadows — PROMETHEUS FLAME returns with the explosive single “March On Blaze,” a rallying cry forged in smoke, steel, and cyber-industrial fire.
🔥 PROMETHEUS FLAME — A Rising Force in the Dark Electronic Vanguard PROMETHEUS FLAME has been slowly carving a place in the global industrial underground, mixing militant electronic rhythms with cinematic atmospheres and razor-edged production. Known for a sound that blends dark electro, post-apocalyptic ambience, and martial industrial influence, PROMETHEUS FLAME continues to evolve with each new release — and “March On Blaze” is their most incendiary offering yet.
🔥 “March On Blaze” — A Call to Stand, Fight, and Survive Built on thunderous percussion, smoldering synths, and the unmistakable mechanical heartbeat of Digital World Audio’s signature aesthetic, “March On Blaze” is a track that hits like a strike of lightning across a war-torn horizon. It carries the spirit of rebellion, the weight of resistance, and the full fury of PROMETHEUS FLAME’s sonic arsenal.
🔥 Digital World Audio Continues Its Tactical Expansion Released via Digital World Audio, one of the most consistent players in underground industrial, the track arrives as part of the label’s continued push to spotlight high-intensity electronic warfare from emerging and established artists alike.
U.S. electro-industrial act genCAB rises from the depths once more with their haunting new single, “Open Grave,” out now via Metropolis Records. Released on October 31, 2025, this brooding club anthem drags listeners into a confessional spiral of self-sabotage, decay, and emotional dissection—set to a driving, dancefloor-ready beat.
💿 Includes:
Open Grave
Open Grave (Unsolved Remix by Lost Signal)
Last (Nine Inch Nails cover)
🩸 A Dance with Self-Destruction
“The song explores the decay of our own undoing. I’m a self-destructive person, and ‘Open Grave’ is about lying in my own mess that I create for myself,” confesses David Dutton, the creative force behind genCAB.
Dutton adds, “Most of the advice we get is to keep our inner pain hidden, so we isolate further. This song is me laying that pain bare—for anyone to hear, whenever they need it. It’s more accessible than my past work, but it carries a message that’s universal. Sometimes life is just a dance track and an outlet to lose yourself. Who knows what’s left when you tear yourself apart—but at least it’s honest.”
⚙️ genCAB’s Sonic Evolution
Since their 2008 debut II transMuter, genCAB has been a force in the darker corners of electronic music, expertly merging EBM, synth-pop, and alternative rock. After a long hiatus that saw Dutton and drummer Tim Van Horn touring with Aesthetic Perfection, genCAB returned in 2022 with Thoughts Beyond Words and the Everything You See Is Mine EP—showcasing a renewed energy and emotional intensity.
Their 2023 Metropolis release Signature Flaws introduced dreamlike shoegaze and post-hardcore influences, while 2024’s III I II (THIRD EYE GEMINI) reimagined and expanded upon their earliest material with modern, atmospheric depth. Now, Open Grave continues that evolution—melding catharsis with rhythm, and ruin with revelation.
The long-dormant U.S. electro-industrial powerhouse Flesh Field has returned once again, unleashing a fully remastered edition of their 2001 classic Belief Control. Released via Metropolis Records on October 31, 2025, this updated version breathes new life into one of the genre’s most influential releases.
🔥 Includes the singles:
Allegiance 2025
The Truth Within
⚙️ A Legacy of Power and Precision
Originally founded in 1996 by Ian Ross in Columbus, Ohio, Flesh Field quickly carved their identity with a fusion of intricate programming, dark symphonic textures, and emotional ferocity. Their debut, Viral Extinction (1999), announced their arrival in the underground, while 2001’s Belief Control took their sound to a new level — merging bombastic orchestration with machine-driven aggression.
The album’s success led to a partnership with Metropolis Records, which handled U.S. distribution for their next full-length, Strain. The record’s expanded instrumentation—featuring layered guitars, choral elements, and thunderous percussion—cemented Flesh Field’s place among industrial music’s elite.
🧠 Silence, Then Rebirth
After nearly two decades of inactivity, Ross reignited Flesh Field with the politically charged 2023 concept album Voice Of The Echo Chamber, followed by the Voice Of Reason EP in 2024. Both releases marked a creative resurgence and paved the way for a comprehensive remaster campaign through Metropolis.
The Belief Control (2025 Edition) follows the June reissue of Viral Extinction, with the full Flesh Field discography set for remastered release in the coming months. Even more thrilling—Ross has confirmed that a brand-new Flesh Field album is nearing completion.
🖤 Swedish electronic pioneers COVENANT have released the deeply moving Andreas EP, a heartfelt five-song tribute to their late bandmate Andreas Catjar-Danielsson (March 3, 1973 – July 29, 2024). Known for his creative brilliance and contribution to the band’s distinctive sound, Andreas’ legacy continues to resonate through this powerful collection.
✨ The EP serves not only as a musical homage but also as an act of compassion — all proceeds from the Andreas EP will go directly to support Andreas’ wife and children. In an admirable gesture of solidarity, Dependent Records has waived all label profits from the vinyl release, ensuring every purchase directly benefits his family.
🎧 Musically, the Andreas EP channels Covenant’s signature blend of emotional depth and electronic sophistication, carrying traces of melancholy and resilience. It’s a sonic reflection of love, loss, and the unbreakable bonds formed through music. Each track feels like a conversation with the past — an elegy written in synths and silence.
🔥 The EP is now available on all major digital and streaming platforms. Fans and supporters can make a meaningful difference simply by listening or purchasing a copy.
The legendary Icon of Coil return with a remastered reissue of their groundbreaking debut, Serenity Is The Devil, marking 25 years since the album that helped define the futurepop and EBM movement.
“This digitally enhanced remaster sounds slicker and still has that heady EBM vibe their fans covet and the band are famous for, with accessible, melodic and brooding vocals.” — Devolution
“One of the most influential acts in the dark electronic genre, with vibes of a souped-up Bauhaus or Peter Murphy on acid.” — Penny Black Music
“This release will transport you to the year 2000! An incomparable sound that conjures up memories of dance-through nights and one’s own youth.” — Orkus
Formed in 1997 by Andy LaPlegua (later of Combichrist), Icon of Coil quickly evolved from a solo project into a full-fledged powerhouse with Sebastian Komor and Christian Lund joining soon after. Their blend of driving beats, melodic synths, and brooding vocals set a new benchmark for dark electronic music.
Their debut Serenity Is The Devil (2000) soared to the Top 3 on the German DAC Alternative Chart, followed by The Soul Is In The Software (2002), which claimed No. 1. By the time Machines Are Us (2004) dropped, the trio had firmly cemented their status among the greats — alongside VNV Nation and Covenant — touring across Europe and North America with unmatched intensity.
Now, the 25th Anniversary Edition of Serenity Is The Devil brings the original energy roaring back with enhanced digital clarity and an exclusive unreleased track, “SEC FOUR.”
💀 TRACKLISTING:
Activate
Regret
Shallow Nation
Down On Me
Former Self
Everlasting
Situations Like These
Fiction
You Just Died
Floorkiller
SEC FOUR
🎶 Listen Now:
💀 Deep Dive into the Universe of Icon of Coil: Facebook
Electro-industrial and synth-pop icon Assemblage 23 — the project of Tom Shear — returns with “Believe,” the powerful new single from the upcoming album Null, out November 7th, 2025 via Metropolis Records.
✨ Finding Light in the Static “This song is about believing that there is hope for better things, even with the state of the world as it is today,” explains Shear. “We are responsible for making the kind of world we live in. In the face of bad times, sometimes the most subversive thing you can do is have hope.”
“Believe” marks the second single from Null — Assemblage 23’s tenth studio album and the long-awaited follow-up to 2020’s Mourn. The record also features the recent single “Tolerate” and showcases Shear’s trademark fusion of melodic precision, emotional resonance, and electronic craftsmanship that has defined his two-decade legacy in the dark electronic scene.
💀 Legacy of Innovation and Emotion Since emerging with Contempt at the turn of the millennium, Assemblage 23 has remained a defining force in futurepop, breaking from European dominance with emotionally charged songwriting and razor-sharp production. Shear’s lyrics — often touching on themes of loss, depression, resilience, and hope — have built a deeply loyal following and continue to resonate across generations of listeners.
British industrial/EBM visionary ESA has unveiled Pound of Flesh, a three-part music film drawn from his latest album, Sounds for Your Happiness, released July 5th via Negative Gain Productions.
🎬 Watch “Pound of Flesh” here:YouTube 💽 Order Sounds for Your Happiness: Bandcamp
🔥 A Vision of Darkness and Redemption Filmed across Bangkok, Thailand, and Manchester, UK, Pound of Flesh marks ESA’s most ambitious visual journey yet. Starring Tan Toafa Maneepasopchock (Gotham, Oceans 10) and Panita Hutacharern, alongside a cast of Thai actors, the film weaves a story of torment, astral projection, and spiritual decay.
The narrative follows a soul plagued by inner demons who learns to leap between bodies through astral projection—only to discover that pain cannot be escaped, merely transferred. As madness spreads through each new vessel, the demons close in, leading to an explosive exorcism sequence that blurs the line between spiritual horror and industrial art.
🎞️ A Sonic and Visual Obsession Blacker describes Pound of Flesh as both “a powerful narrative experience” and “a love letter to Thailand,” a country that has deeply influenced his creative evolution. The film’s haunting visuals pair perfectly with ESA’s grinding, genre-defying soundtrack—a fusion of EBM, industrial, black metal, dark ambient, punk, techno, and power noise.
As ESA declares:
“I’m moving into the place between the walls you made for me.”
⚡ About the Album — Sounds for Your Happiness A ferocious blend of chaos and catharsis, Sounds for Your Happiness channels everything from Gesaffelstein to Godflesh, Ulver, and Pitchshifter, crafting a brutal electronic odyssey that’s both punishing and euphoric.
All music by: Jamie Blacker Mixing/Mastering by: Stephan Sutor (Obscure Music)
💀 A brutal bilingual anthem of betrayal, rage, and rebellion
Industrial-electro legends HOCICO have joined forces with Rafael Reyes (PRAYERS) to deliver one of their most ferocious collaborations yet — “Hey Tú!”. This blistering fusion of Mexican industrial fury and cholo goth defiance burns with raw energy, unapologetic truth, and pure sonic fire.
“Hey Tú!” hits like a digital riot — fast-paced, venomous, and impossible not to move to. Fueled by Hocico’s signature EBM venom and PRAYERS’ dark swagger, the track unleashes a violent mix of industrial beats, jagged basslines, and bilingual lyrical carnage. The chemistry between Erk Aicrag’s feral intensity and Rafael Reyes’ snarling presence is explosive — together, they embody two fearless voices of Latin darkness rising in unison.
🔥 Physical Release Details (Out December 19, 2025): Pre-order now ➤ hocico.lnk.to/HeyTu
Lyrically, “Hey Tú!” is pure confrontation — a bilingual declaration of war against betrayal, hypocrisy, and false mysticism. From “You’re a poser, you’re a loser, you’re a fucking fake” to “Soy el infierno que viene por más,” this track spits truth and fire with no apologies. It’s a sonic exorcism, a manifesto of resistance, and a call to reclaim power.
💣 “Hey Tú!” is a battle cry — Hocico and Prayers united in fury, rhythm, and rebellion.
Industrial darkwave innovators FIX8:SED8 have released the Octagram (Deluxe Edition), giving fans an expanded and enhanced journey into their signature sound. This deluxe edition offers reimagined tracks, exclusive remixes, and bonus material that deepens the immersive, haunting atmospheres fans have come to expect from the project.
The album continues to explore the shadows between noise, rhythm, and emotion, merging pulsating electronic textures with darkly melodic elements, creating a soundscape both mesmerizing and menacing.
The pulse of the underground just got louder — ULTRA SUNN return with their electrifying new single, The Beast In You, now available across all platforms. The track strikes with the signature blend of darkwave, EBM, and post-punk energy that has made the Brussels duo one of the most commanding forces in modern electronic music.
The Beast In You prowls through the depths of human emotion — confronting the duality within us all. It’s a sonic exploration of instinct, fear, and control, set to throbbing basslines, haunting synths, and hypnotic vocals. This is ULTRA SUNN at their most visceral and cinematic, balancing aggression and elegance in a perfectly controlled storm of sound.
The digital decay continues as OneZeroCypher unleashes their latest dark electronic opus, Fractured Memories, out now through DSBP Records. This release dives deep into the psychological breakdown of memory, emotion, and machine consciousness—where industrial rhythms grind against cybernetic despair.
Fusing elements of EBM, dark electro, and technoid distortion, Fractured Memories captures the essence of post-human reflection. It’s an auditory labyrinth where logic fails, identity fractures, and the cold pulse of machinery becomes the only heartbeat left. Every track feels like a corrupted data fragment—echoing pain, resistance, and resurrection within the circuitry.
Each beat carries the raw tension of isolation and the beauty of collapse. For fans of Mentallo & The Fixer, Front Line Assembly, and Velvet Acid Christ, this is the perfect transmission from the void.
Electro-industrial duo KLACK has surprised fans with a brand-new live release, In Case You Didn’t Feel Like Staying Up (Live), captured during their electrifying performance at the Cold Waves XIII afterparty last Saturday.
🎶 A Night Worth Reliving
KLACK’s set at the Chicago festival afterparty showcased their trademark retro-future EBM stomp, synth grit, and dancefloor nostalgia, fueling an already unforgettable weekend for the industrial community. The duo recorded the performance in full and decided to release it for fans—whether you were there moshing in the crowd or tuning in from afar, now you can relive the moment.
🔥 The Cold Waves Legacy
Now in its thirteenth year, Cold Waves has become one of the most vital gatherings for industrial, post-punk, and electronic music fans worldwide. KLACK’s afterparty performance cemented their role as one of the scene’s most exciting modern acts bridging classic body music with fresh, forward-looking energy. This live release feels like both a celebration of the festival’s legacy and a testament to KLACK’s ever-growing reputation.
🤝 Music with Purpose
KLACK isn’t just about beats—they’re about community. To that end, all profits from the release this weekend will be donated to DARKEST BEFORE DAWN, a nonprofit charity that supports nightlife, hospitality, and music industry workers through mental health services and crisis aid. By picking up the album, fans can experience the raw electricity of the show while directly supporting a cause tied to the music community.
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