British duo Orbital has made plans for a North American tour in September and October. [more...]

The German festivals Amphi (pic) and M’era Luna have already made detailed plans for 2013. [more...]

We are back from vacation and will gradually increase the activity here at Releasemagazine.net.

The new site is now 1 1/2 months old and working well.

Ministry’s Al Jourgensen experienced a full-system collapse during the Ministry show in Paris and was brought to a hospital via ambulance. [more...]

As a thank you to the fans for having a great comeback year, Haujobb has released their new EP via Bandcamp, so that you can get it for free.  [more...]

As you might know, Depeche Mode singer David Gahan has just released an album he made with together with the British band Soulsavers. It’s called “The Light the Dead See”, and while doing a one-off gig to promote it in Los Angeles, Rich (from Soulsavers) and David did an interview for DIY. Of course they talk about their collaboration, but there are also some Depeche Mode tidbits slipping out. [more...]

As if Klayton in Celldweller hasn’t given us enough this month with the release of his mammoth album “Wish Upon a Blackstar”, he’s already bringing us new material. [more...]

The official song of the 2012 London Olympics was made by The Chemical Brothers, and in classic Chemical style it’s a pumping electronic track.

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The industrial goth electro (genre description taken from Metropolis band page) band The Birthday Massacre just announced on their Twitter that they have a new album coming.  [more...]

The prolific Phil Western is a frequent collaborator with Cevin Key in Download and Plateau, but he also has a whole bunch of solo releases under his belt. His brand of inventive, atmospheric techno and ambient is really worth a listen, and conveniently he has now collected some of his tracks onto a compilation album. [more...]