Rhys Fulber from Front Line Assembly, Delerium – and too many projects to mention here – is embarking on a solo tour together with Swedish band Priest to coincide with his new album ”Ostalgia”. We sent off a few questions for Rhys to see what it’s all about.
Författararkiv: Johan Carlsson
DDR in focus on Rhys Fulber’s upcoming album – listen
Front Line Assembly’s Rhys Fulber has kept himself busy, and is already getting ready to release his second solo album under his own name.
Wolfgang Flür is working on a new album
Ex-Kraftwerk member Wolfgang Flür recently celebrated his birthday, and put up a post on social media where he announced he’s working on a new album.
Dead When I Found Her side project releases debut album
Michael Arthur Holloway from Dead When I Found Her has been twiddling away on a side project called TV HWY.
Listen to the return of Iris
After a long hiatus since 2014, American synthpop legends Iris are set to return with a new album. We mentioned this in May when we wrote about their anniversary concert, and now we have more details as well as a sample track.
The first new music in two decades from an older and wiser Cubanate
The techno-industrial rock duo Cubanate just announced their first new music in two decades.
BT and Christian Burns join forces, with Vince Clarke on remix duties
Techno / electronic producer BT seems to be moving more and more into synthpop. This is evident on the debut album of his project All Hail the Silence, with British singer Christian Burns.
Nitzer Ebb side project STARK to release Iggy Pop cover for charity
STARK consists of David Gooday and Simon Granger. Both recently rejoined Nitzer Ebb (they left early on in the band’s career). Now they’re touring with Nitzer Ebb again, and are also releasing music under their own name.
Martin Gore to receive 2019 Moog Innovation Award
Depeche Mode’s own Martin Gore will receive the 2019 Moog Innovation Award at Moogfest on April 26.
Artoffact just released a free 31-track label compilation
Canadian label Artoffact just released an impressive 31-track compilation acting as an overview of what you kind find on the label.