Drexciya classic on mp3 release
Here’s a neo-electro classic finally available on mp3. Considered one of Drexciya’s best works, full of cryptically emotive synthwork set out with an explorative imagination to rival anything in the history of plugged-in music. Try listening to Devil ray Cove and not stomp your feet!
Read full review of Neptunes Lair – DREXCIYA on Boomkat.com ©
How to destroy angels – the phoenix of NIN
Here it is, Trent Reznor’s first musical offering since the end of Nine Inch Nails: How to Destroy Angels’ seven-minute downtempo slither “A Drowning”. EP is out this summer!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmu2-SWm0Ac&feature=player_embedded
Some say its is boring, but I kind of like it and check out her gear below 
Great new 1950s album from Steelberry Clones
Listen and download the new album from Steelberry Clones
Chopping up and being brutal on those old classic 50’s songs this is a new take on electrofying
So if you enjoy synthpop, bit tunes, 8bit, and electro you will love these up tempo songs
Not since Silicon Teens in the mid 80’s any serious attempts has been made to electrify the old classics. Telex made a Rock around the clock version as well, but the 1950’s library is far larger than that. The foundations of rock music are in rock and roll, which originated in the United States during the late 1940s and early 1950s, and quickly spread to much of the rest of the world. Its immediate origins lay in a mixing together of various popular musical genres of the time, including rhythm and blues, gospel music, and country and western. In 1951, Cleveland, Ohio disc jockey Alan Freed began playing rhythm and blues music for a multi-racial audience, and is credited with first using the phrase “rock and roll” to describe the music.
There is much debate as to what should be considered the first rock and roll record. One leading contender is “Rocket 88” by Jackie Brenston and his Delta Cats, recorded by Sam Phillips for Sun Records in 1951. Four years later, Bill Haley’s “Rock Around the Clock” (1955) became the first rock and roll song to top Billboard magazine’s main sales and airplay charts, and opened the door worldwide for this new wave of popular culture.
Skweee vs. Neo Electro : 0-1 on Spotify
There’s a healthy number of electro artists on Spotify including one of our favorite electro act The Blotnik Brothers, but no presence of Skweee what so ever AFAIK. Therefore we’ll share these cool Skweee mixes for your bleeping pleasure!
A Beginner’s Guide to Skweee by Allenheimer
Metropol Skweee #3 Pt. 1 by Marcus Price BASUTBUDET
New stuff from Machine Boy
Dean Cook’s alter ego Machine Boy has a first ep out, “People”, which is available now from most download stores such as iTunes etc. The 5-track EP will be released through The Shotgun Charlie Label. The tracks from the EP were created in Logic running on a Macbook with synths from Novation XStation 25 and an Alesis Micron, using a text reader to provide the trademark Machine Boy halting vocals. A signing with Red Robot Records in 2009 resulted in numerous remixes for other artists including; K.Katt and Shesus Sanchez, Warp Records artist Lex Loofah, Universal Records band GoJah Moon Rockah and dance act Forte.
Suicide Commando to release double-CD
Pure analog
Here’s an analog synth jam inspired by late 70’s & early 80’s electro dance music.
via synthjunk:
Midi clock & sequencing from MPC. Doepfer providing cv/gate step sequencing.
TR707 trigger out controlling Mono/Poly arpeggiator.
All synth sounds are 100% analog. Recorded with Ableton Live.
The Pain Machinery preview album with new EP
TPM live at Darkside Electronika Feb 0
Audio:
The Pain Machinery – Mutation (short edit)
Original version appears on: The Pain Machinery – Hostile CD
The Pain Machinery – Blind Faith (remix)
Original version appears on: The Pain Machinery – The Venom Is Going Global CD
The Pain Machinery – System Error (remix)
Original version appears on: The Pain Machinery – The Venom Is Going Global CD
The Pain Machinery – Bugs
Exlusive track. Previously unreleased.
The Pain Machinery – Exterminator
Taken from: V/A Proven in action CD
I:Scintilla release EP
Well I am not sure I am blogging about this on the fact that I:Scintilla has released an new EP or if I have been seduced by the promo pics
Industrial rock group I:Scintilla will release a new EP, Prey on You, December 4 on Alfa Matrix. The new EP features remixes from Die Warzau, Sebastian R. Komor, C/A/T, Cylab and Studio-X.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exnTrHxSggQ
I:Scintilla performing “Machine Vision” live at DNA Lounge in San Francisco on October 7, 2008. Courtesy of Noisescape.tv
Exclusive track from Nobody beats the drum
Steelberry Clones our proud to present an exclusive download of Nobody beats the drum’s single Purple Cactus. It is only available here for download.
Dutch electro-band Nobody Beats The Drum. The guys released one album ‘Beats Work’ and are touring as hell. You might know them from their last video ‘The Drum’, of which even Kanye West said it was “SOME COOL, WEIRD SHIT!!
Download here >>
Purple Cactus (Dem Slackers Remix)
For more info:
Nobody Beats The Drum is Sjam, Jori and Rogier.
Their debut album Beats Work is out now on 100% Halal Records.
www.nobodybeatsthedrum.com
www.youtube.com/nobodybeatsthedrum
www.twitter.com/nbtd
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