Sweden’s synth party – electriXmas 2011 – lineup complete!!
Code64 is the latest edition
Should be a nice evening I would say
“Finally, we’re happy to announce the last band to join this years electriXmas lineup – Code 64!
The swedish/norwegian electropop trio Code 64, exploded back into the scene with their highly successful album “Trialogue” in 2010 after a long break from the spotlight. We’re really looking forward to see what they bring to the stage!”
So, the complete lineup now looks like this:
HOCICO (mx)
S.P.O.C.K. (se)
TYSKE LUDDER (de)
CODE 64 (se)
NECRO FACILITY (se)
Check out the Artists page for more info.
As well as this we’ve got this years DJ’s booked in with an all-Swedish attendance!
DJ Faleryne (Synhcave, Freakshow, Göteborg)
DJ Elektroskull via Solar Drifwood (Stockholm)
DJ P-machine (Neostalgia, Malmö)
DJ sand (Klubb [re]form, Malmö)
Get more info on the DJ’s here.
And lastly…
As we did last year we will raffle off two tickets to this year’s electriXmas!
This is open to everyone but there are a few simple rules. The rules are the same as last year - too easy!
In order to have the opportunity to win you have to…
- Have “liked” eX FB page www.facebook.com/electriXmasfestival
- Be in the eX FB group www.facebook.com/groups/electrixmas
- Be friends with eX FB user www.facebook.com/electrixmas
… by December 4th (it’s a Sunday).
On the evening of Sunday 4th we’ll we draw at random a pair of winners. Good luck !!
So… there’s nothing left to do now but to get ready to party !!
Lost in Desire – “I Am You (Apoptygma Berzerk Remix)”
Check out this nice remix by none other than Apoptygama Berzerk
Lost in Desire – I Am You (Apoptygma Berzerk Remix)
From the album “Reborn from the Ashes)
Directed by: Joanna Babicka, Bernie Pfeiffer
Photography: Christian Promintzer
Editing: Bernie Pfeiffer
Body music: SANTA HATES YOU – “Raise The Devil” official video
This is the official “Raise The Devil” video by Santa Hates You.
PLAY IT LOUD!
Official music video for Santa Hates You – “Raise the Devil ‘taken from latest album” Jolly Roger “. Santa Hates You is a side project by Peter Losses known from Project Pitcfork.
Watch the new video from Blutengel – Nachtbringer
The new clip from Blutengel. Directed and produced by Golomedia. Copyright 2011 Out Of Line Music.
“Nachtbringer” CD in shops on November 18, 2011!
Enjoy
Sunday morning music treats featuring LOWE, FLA and more
The video for Lowe’s new single “Berlin Night Express”
Front Line Assembly – Vanished
This is the classic EBM / proto-rave monster club hit by legendary Canadian Industrial Music group DIGITAL POODLE. This video was shot and edited on super 8 mm film by DION CONFLICT in 1992, but the track was originally recorded in 1991 for the CFNY-FM compilation CD “Modern Rock”.
Plotslichmusik – Wasserliebe
Synth bass lines on a Roland System 100
Background information:
I”III” plays the Roland system 100 ( 101 and 102) . Just trying out some baseline. It easily turns into EBM with these machines. Sorry for the bad audio, but we think that this is better than a lot of other stuff that is out there, and we will do better in the future. Sequencer used is the Oberkorn from Analogue Solution, recommended if you like experimental stuff. Drums from Roland TR-626. FX: Korg signal delay SD200 , and then there are some reverb coming out of Boss RX-100 .
Keep it right, keep it analogue!
Brief about the Boss RX-100:
This analog stereo reverb was available in the early 80s. Somewhat unorthodox to see that one channel has input and output jacks on the front while the other channel has input and output jacks placed at the back of the enclosure. Stereo output can be generated from a mono input signal by phase shifting one channel 180 degrees. This is controlled using the mode switch on the front panel.
PsioniC – Self revelation EP snippet-mix
Austrian industrial EBM Dark band PsioniC debuts with “Self revelation, here’s a recently released EP” snippet-mix by Dj funker101 (PsioniC)
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Special Thanks to:
the remixer: Nachtmahr, Freakangel, Shiv-R, Powerbeat Studio
our Mastering-Studio: Powerbeat Studio
our supporters: EBM Elite Graz, Stromschlag, Infection Graz, Electronic Fallout, and many more…THANK YOU!
And very special Thanks to our label INFACTED RECORDINGS
The Pain Machinery “Hard Cash”
Latest video from The Pain Machinery, enjoy
Details:
A music video I produced and directed for a friend of mine. Shot in July, edited the past few weeks.
Filmed on Panasonic AF101 and Canon 5D MkII, with a bunch of different Canon, Zeiss and Nikkon lenses.
The Pain Machinery on Facebook: facebook.com/thepainmachinery
CC license applies to footage.
Nachtmahr – “Can You Feel The Beat?”
Finally, the NACHTMAHRpropaganda office permitted the release of a second trailer to the upcoming video of “Can You Feel The Beat?”. The pictures allow for a extensive insight into the elaborate visual world of the clip that will soon be released in its entirety.
True to aforementioned motto, Thomas Rainer created his new musical project NACHTMAHR in 2007. Over the past 11 years, the Austrian artist achieved worldwide success with L’AME IMMORTELLE and SIECHTUM, and here he returns to his roots: the boiling dancefloors of industrial and goth clubs alike.
Inspired by numerous years of DJing, NACHTMAHR is the missing link between merciless and provocative industrial and the hammering power of techno.
The first release, “Kunst ist Krieg (i.e., Art is War)”, and it’s club hit, “BoomBoomBoom”, instantly conquered the dancefloors and earned the band a slot on the soundtrack of the American block-buster movie, SAW 4.
official mailorder: http://www.infrarot.de/nachtmahr
official website: http://www.nachtmahr.at
CREDITS:
Directed by Carlo Roberti
Written by Thomas Rainer, Carlo Roberti and Marco Colassi
D.O.P.: Alessandro Leone
Camera assistant Francis J. D’Costa
makeup Francesca Meli
www.solobuio.com
www.trisol.de
Neurobash – “Stereotype” (preview)
Here´s a little teaser from my friends at Neurobash
Curios to experience the new Neurobash album STEREOTYPE and simply can’t wait? Here is a short preview with snippets from the album, shot during the final listening session by band members Ewan Kelley and Patrick Nelson.

























