British punk-electro outfit The Prodigy have been working on a new album since 2009 when ”Invaders Must Die” came out.
Författararkiv: Johan Carlsson
FSOL release ”Environments 4”
Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans focused almost all their energy to the psychedelic prog-rock outfit Amorphous Androgynous after their seminal FSOL albums in the nineties. Recently though, they’ve been steadily releasing material under their Future Sound of London moniker again, and the latest is an album called ”Environments 4”, a treat for us who enjoy …
Front Line Assembly cancel summer shows
In order to focus on studio work, Front Line Assembly has cancelled all the summer shows of 2012.
Front Line Assembly makes game soundtrack
We recently got some more information about the upcoming Front Line Assembly album.
Another Skinny Puppy live album
Metropolis just announced that they’re releasing a Skinny Puppy live album.
Kent back with “999” in just a week
If you’re on Twitter, you could follow an interesting (and drunk) Twitter drama where all four members of Kent posted about their adventures in Italy recently. And somewhere in the middle, they suddenly decided to announce their new single via the social network as well. Then the press release arrived.
Bill Leeb: New Delerium album on its way
Bill Leeb has stated on his Facebook page that a new Delerium album is finished, mastered and just waiting for artwork. We should expect an announcement soon, and a release this summer.
Assemblage 23 brings us ”Bruise” in June
Tom Shear and his project Assemblage 23 gave us a really strong album last time, namely ”Compass”.
Laibach and Cevin Key remix Morbid Angel
An astounding number of electronic/industrial/dub bands have submitted remixes for black metal band Morbid Angel’s remix album “Illud Divinum Insanus – The Remixes”.
Freddie Wadling goes to Progress
In a surprising move, legendary Swedish musician Freddie Wadling (Blue for Two, Fläskkvartetten, Cortex, and old punk bands like Liket Lever and Leather Nun) has signed to Swedish synth label Progress Productions.