Detroit industrial influenced by Ministry, Alien Sex Fiend, Fad Gadget, Death in June, Boyd Rice, Skinny Puppy, Clan Of Xymox, WCM, ect…
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Inspired by the early 80′s Cold Wave and New Wave, a German trio consisting of Andreas “Andi” Koch (synthesisers, backing vocals), Joachim “Joa” Saleina (synthesisers, drum machines) and Götz Langenbruch (vocals) already started recording together in 1986, disbanded in 1989 and reformed in 2008 as EPIC DREAMS with the aim “to revive the flair and sound of the early 80s – Electronic New Wave Music”. Since then they’ve re-recorded many of the original recordings and recorded new material which found its way already onto various compilations and two 7″ single releases. Using wonderful analogue synths and drum machines such as the Boss Dr. Rhythm DR-110, Casio VL-Tone, Korg KR-55 / M-500 SP Micro-Preset / MS-10, Roland CR-68 / Jupiter-4 / SH-101, Yamaha CS-01 II, they’ve found their very own melancholic and romantic style. This CD contains material compiled by the band members themselves and differs from the upcoming 2LP version in both track selection and song versions.
It’s called ZARKOFF aka Saša Rajković! In the last few years this great electro / minimal wave / techno producer from Croatia released some stuff on Dark Entries, Creme Organization, Kraftjerkz, JAM Traxx, Half Releases, Enfant Terrible / Gooiland Elektro etc. with various projects, such as Sumerian Fleet (with Mr Pauli & Alden Tyrell), FFFC, collabs with Popsimonova and Iva Vis.
A split LP between two major bands from either the Canadian & Belgian DIY Scenes. Duchess Says from Montreal and Le Prince Harry from Liège aka Toxcity.
Pure Ground is a minimal industrial/wave duo formed in Los Angeles in the Spring of 2012. Members G. Holger and J. Short have over a decade of experience in both pop and experimental traditions. Making use exclusively of classic analog equipment, Pure Ground build a sonic template incorporating equal share of harmonious and discordant elements to drive their strain of rhythmic electronics. Present day dystopian realities and contemporary warfare influence the bands lyrical themes, with reference to 20th century science fiction and horror. Not limited to music composition, the band also makes forays into analog video work, much of which can be seen projected behind them at performances and in album art. The band became a presence in Los Angeles playing shows with bands such as Martial Canterel, High-Functioning Flesh, Lust for Youth and Pharmakon. |
