Here’s the first release from Chelsey and the Noise, an electronic rock / glitch / synthpop duo from Hayward, California.
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Here’s The first physical full-length release from OLMS, from Detroit Michigan. Influenced by Ministry, Seona Dancing, New Order, Bronski Beat, Depeche Mode, The Frozen Autumn, Xymox, Joy Division, Gang Of Four, Giorgio Moroder, Peter Baumann.
We are very excited to be doing the North American release of the debut LP from the French Synthpunk outfit Videodrome. This will be co-released with Adrenaline Fix Music & P.Trash Record in Europe. This debut LP is 13 tracks that will leave you wanting more.
The young outstanding Japanese producer who makes Electronic Body and Techno Music. Baroque met Philosophique Girl who is a Japanese female singer/ producer devoted to the Dark Techno in 2014. At that time, they’d did music individually. But after she performed at the party, they found the similar direction each other. Therefore Baroque spiraled into a project, then their wave was started. Eventually their first collaboration,”Secretize EP” caused a mysterious chemistry in 2015. After signing on very conscientious label Unknown Pleasures Records this Japanese duo has made a dark and powerful electronic EP in order to melt the dancefloors. Fans of Miss Kittin, Xenia Beliayeva, Emika or Louisahhh!!! check this Techno from Japan.
Tanz Ohne Musik appears for the first time on Galakthorrö, but should not be entirely unknown. Dan Serbanescu, from Bucharest, has been making music for a considerable time, supported by Luna, who contributes the photos and videos. The sound with which Tanz Ohne Musik has recently stirred up interest, is on offer on the new album Infinity: Pared to the bone Angst Pop songs – radical minimalism in text and tone. Serbanescu’s strengths lies especially in the directness of his production, that celebrates the analog synthesizer with minimal distractions. He channels its raw power to driving dance hits as well as moody tracks. With unerring accuracy he arranges his sparsely selected sound elements with undercooled vocals, and always ends in melancholia, but is unpretentious and honest, that goes without saying. |
