Release Magazine asked Karin Park for her top albums of the decade (2010-2019).
Författararkiv: Mikael Kahrle
Sonar 2020 announced
It is the time of year to give news of the big summer festivals and who to expect to see there. Sonar Barcelona has just announced a wide range of acts.
Re-release of the impressive Mind.in.a.box trilogy
Long time Release readers are familiar with our love for the Austrian electronic band Mind.in.a.box. The only reason they didn’t show up in our Best of 2019 lists is probably because they did not release anything… Now, Dependent Records re-release their three first albums.
Hatari’s doomsday debut album out today
Hatari’s long-awaited debut album is called ”Neyslutrans” and came out today, more or less out of the blue.
Top 10 albums of the 2010:s by Krischan Wesenberg (Rotersand)
Release Magazine asked Krischan Wesenberg (Rotersand, Radioaktivists, Future Lied to Us, Wesenberg, DJ) for his top albums of the decade (2010-2019).
Top 10 albums of the 2010:s by Torny Gottberg (Progress, Cryo)
Release Magazine asked Torny Gottberg for his top albums of the decade (2010-2019). He runs Progress Productions, works at Secretly Noord, plays in EBM band Cryo, has played in Project-X, organizes clubs and concerts (Front 242, Club Target, Progress festivals etc) and DJ:s.
Top 10 albums of the 2010:s by Kebu
Release Magazine asked Sebastian Teir – Kebu – from Finland for his top albums of the decade (2010-2019). He has 155 000 YouTube subscribers and makes instrumental and melodic synthesizer music in grand retro style.
Surgery forces Project Pitchfork to move tour
Peter Spilles, the main member of dark electronic / industrial pop band Project Pitchfork, had to undergo major surgery shortly before Christmas.
Top 10 albums of the 2010:s by Dead When I Found Her & TV HWY
Release Magazine asked Michael Arthur Holloway in Dead When I Found Her and TV HWY for his top albums of the decade (2010-2019). DWIFH is a critically acclaimed, atmospheric industrial project and TV HWY is about fractured electronica.
Ministry, FLA and KMFDM will tour together
It’s been 30 years since Ministry’s ”The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste” came out and they will celebrate this industrial music classic with a massive tour in July.