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    <title>DDTMP37715 Counterfeit i - Still (Vol. I) EP</title>
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<p>"Still (Vol. I)" is the first EP of a new series by experimental rock band Counterfeit i. "Still" features bittersweet hooks, dense sonic landscapes, and heavy guitars that create a mesmerizing journey for the listener, bringing them from melancholic lows to joyful and powerful highs. The 5 songs contain ventures into electronic experiments and glossolalia, creating new textures for the band and fans alike.
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    <title>DDTMP37572 Chiildren - The Other People EP</title>
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<p>This five song, digital release chronicles the band's relation to sex, death, and the unknown. Fluidly moving between introspection, fictionalized violence, and cultural commentary, Chiildren have crafted their words in unconscious relation to their music and each other.
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    <title>DDT7544 Santa Hates You - It's Alive</title>
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<p><iframe width="500" height="281" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/vrF6I0NB1W0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe><p>Thunder growls through the night like a starving wolf. Lightning rips the sky, clads the castle in a piercing glow for a matter of split seconds. Heavy rain is falling like lead, drums on the roof of the highest tower. There is still light glowing in the topmost chamber - the flutter of countless candles. Deformed shadows creep across the walls, sizzling, boiling and crackling sounds emerge into the night. An electric blow whips through the darkness, followed by a dull sound. A crooked figure appears at the window, raises its arms into the air... "It's ALIVE!" it screams.<p>This time we duly have to pay: Santa Hates You steered to the coast and left their pirate ship behind. After their adventures under "Jolly Roger" the Electro buccaneers are about to devastate the land - and brought monstrous reinforcements with them. Their latest onslaught upon mankind, society and morals goes by the name "It's ALIVE!" and starts as spooky as one would expect from a horror movie done by professor Jinxy and her murderous sidekick Peter Spilles. A horror show in full grandeur, a declaration for a new world, a manifest for true fighting spirit and free will, expertly shrouded in an alchemistic Electro gourmet cuisine, crispy breaded with thrashing insanity and bare facts. But nobody would have expected something else: Wherever Santa Hates You emerge, any form of social conventions, rules and laws are simply brushed aside.<p>Already the opener "Independence" is a weapon of epic proportions: With its marching beats, hectic melodies and harsh vocals, the duo declares its own independence - and delivers a hymn to uniqueness in passing. Sexists and racists get their deserved share in "Scum" and "How To Create A Monster" is an irresistible piece of electronic dance music - energetic, epic and more seducing than Kirlian Camera. More consequent than ever, Peter Spilles and Jinxy play their various trump cards, sometimes flirt with dark Industrial Electro, sometimes with contemporary club sounds and create a new being in the fluttering reverberation of stroboscope light - an invincible colossus of electronic sounds that will cause fear and terror in the world under its moniker "It's ALIVE!".<p>There are those with money and those with weapons. Santa Hates You need neither the one nor the other to march into a new world at the head of an army. With "It's ALIVE!" they planted the foundation of a new Electro world order, of a new self-conception of being different. And their battle cry will spare no one.<p>* CD in A5 format in a precious slipcase<br>* 24 pages booklet and precious art print on selected high-quality<p><b><u>Tracklisting</u></b><br>1. In the Laboratory <br>2. Independence <br>3. Scum <br>4. How to create a Monster <br>5. Rise! <br>6. Are you scared?<br>7. Fight Truth Decay <br>8. Slightly dead <br>9. Skeletal Parade <br>10. It's alive!</p></td></tr></table>]]>
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<div>&quot;Hell Money&quot; is different. You've probably known ROME as an entity creating an invigorating meta-political, para-religious universe, functioning according to its own code and incorporating all kinds of elements from history to philosophy and musical expressions into one catchy collection of songs within an industrial-ish, brainy collage. &quot;Hell Money&quot; is different. You've most likely heard Jerome's voice as coming from the depths of pan-European wisdom, toying with poetic elements from expressionism to post-modernism, with each word of poetry sucking you way more into a sweet world of oblivion, a soothing chanson crooner indebted to the traditions American and European folk. &quot;Hell Money&quot; is different. You've come to love ROME's concept collages, shedding new light on the realities of the world and its history, whilst giving a voice to the downtrodden. &quot;Hell Money&quot; &nbsp;is <em><u>yet again </u></em>different. &quot;Hell Money&quot; is an emotional tour-de-force through the twisted inner workings of a tormented individual. A journey into a heart of sadness, where greed, addiction and self-immolation have taken their toll on sanity. The songs remain fragmentary and crude. The voice on this album is not the voice of reason, it is an individual unashamed, yet deeply tormented by the demons that have come to haunt it. The music is built primarily by an anger-driven acoustic guitar and a voice bereft of poetic hipness. No martial drums, no retro-sampling, but drums and sampling nonetheless. &quot;Hell Money&quot; is sparse, crude, intimate, sick... and ultimately honest.</div><div><br /></div><div><strong><u>Tracklisting</u></strong></div><div>01 Tangier Fix&nbsp;</div><div>02 Fester&nbsp;</div><div>03 This Silver Coil&nbsp;</div><div>04 Rough Magic&nbsp;</div><div>05 Among the wild Boys</div><div>06 Amsterdam the Clearing&nbsp;</div><div>07 Silverstream&nbsp;</div><div>08 Tightrope Walker (Wild Milk)&nbsp;</div><div>09 Pornero</div><div>10 Golden Boy&nbsp;</div><div>11 Red-Bait&nbsp;</div><div>12 The Demon Me(Come clean)</div>

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    <title>COPCD137 The Razor Skyline - Dark Water Oasis</title>
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<p><u><b>Track Listing</b></u><p><table><tr><td width=20>1</td><td> Vittoria</td></tr><tr><td width=20>2</td><td> Sahara</td></tr><tr><td width=20>3</td><td> We the People</td></tr><tr><td width=20>4</td><td> View of Paradise</td></tr><tr><td width=20>5</td><td> Control</td></tr><tr><td width=20>6</td><td> This City Never Sleeps</td></tr><tr><td width=20>7</td><td> Grey Skies</td></tr><tr><td width=20>8</td><td> Silent and Smiling</td></tr><tr><td width=20>9</td><td> Dark Water</td></tr><tr><td width=20>10</td><td> The Longest Night of the Year</td></tr></table>
<p>With their new album Dark Water Oasis, The Razor Skyline bring together an uneasy alliance of goth, industrial, new wave, metal and tribal belly dance to create a dark, danceable soundtrack for the 21st century. Electronic beats mesh with tribal drums. &nbsp;Layers of synths swirl and pulsate, punctuated by bursts of heavy guitars. On top of this dramatic framework, Miska Kazda's powerful vocals recount the stories that define our turbulent times and the emotions they churn up from the depths of our hearts. The Razor Skyline build on top of the musical foundation they've laid over the last 3 albums and push the songs to new polished heights under the guidance of Jon Klein, guitarist, producer and song writer with the legendary bands Specimen and Siouxsie and the Banshees. Dark Water Oasis is an allegory of the desperate times we live in, the hope of redemption in the desert we ourselves have created only to discover that the well is poisoned.</div><div><center><iframe width="500" height="281" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/zJ-ecJGgye0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></center>
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<p><u><b>Track Listing</b></u><p><table><tr><td width=20>1</td><td> The Last Battle</td></tr><tr><td width=20>2</td><td> Lungs Full of Water</td></tr><tr><td width=20>3</td><td> Brackish</td></tr><tr><td width=20>4</td><td> Greed (The Second Skin)</td></tr><tr><td width=20>5</td><td> Imminent</td></tr><tr><td width=20>6</td><td> The Decline</td></tr><tr><td width=20>7</td><td> Death (A New Beginning)</td></tr><tr><td width=20>8</td><td> Everything Falls Apart</td></tr><tr><td width=20>9</td><td> I, Omega</td></tr><tr><td width=20>10</td><td> An Era of Agony</td></tr><tr><td width=20>11</td><td> Provoke (9mm Intervention)</td></tr><tr><td width=20>12</td><td> With Gentle Indifference</td></tr></table>
<p>[product] is a harsh EBM project based in Portland, Oregon. Stemming from the aggression of the world around them, [product] aka Michael Kurt delivers only the harshest words, exposing deception and addiction in deep rooted decay. Since its conception in 2008, [product] has released several demos and EP's and shared stages with Android Lust, Mankind Is Obsolete, Slick Idiot, SMP, Unter Null, and HexRx amongst others. By the end of 2011 [product] was signed to COP International and released their first digital EP "I Hope You Choke EP" which featured remixes by Distorted Memory and Die Sektor side project Chloral One. Mastered by X-Fusion Music Production, the EP caught the attention of review sites around the world. 2012 saw The Infiltration Tour with local industrial acts reakt[ion] and 357. Reaching out to the West Coast, [product] paved the fiery path to a full length release "I, Omega". Once more mastered by Jan from X-Fusion Music Production, "I, Omega" is a force to be reckoned with.  <p align=center><img src="http://www.copint.com/images/Product_newsletter_001.jpg" height=300 border=0></p>
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    <title>COPCD135 Chiasm - 11:11</title>
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<p><u><b>Track Listing</b></u><p><table><tr><td width=20>1</td><td> Petals</td></tr><tr><td width=20>2</td><td> Angry Tree</td></tr><tr><td width=20>3</td><td> I Want Some More</td></tr><tr><td width=20>4</td><td> The Sea</td></tr><tr><td width=20>5</td><td> Hideaway</td></tr><tr><td width=20>6</td><td> So Lost</td></tr><tr><td width=20>7</td><td> Draw A House</td></tr><tr><td width=20>8</td><td> Answer In My Mind</td></tr><tr><td width=20>9</td><td> Reliance</td></tr><tr><td width=20>10</td><td> Obligatory</td></tr><tr><td width=20>11</td><td> Space</td></tr></table>
<p>Chiasm is a female industrial-influenced electronic solo project from Detroit, MI, created by Emileigh Rohn in 1997. &quot;11:11&quot;, her long-awaited fourth solo album, is about to be released on COP International, and was self-produced and recorded in her personal studio, the MausHaus. It includes eleven songs continuing her experimental musical journey through science, emotion, and the mind. Previous albums include &quot;Disorder&quot;(2001), &quot;Relapse&quot; (2005), and &quot;Reform&quot; (2008) along with EPs &quot;Prefrontal&quot; (2006), &quot;Apple Island&quot; (2009), and the 2012 EP, &quot;Obligatory&quot;. Fans of Chiasm may have discovered her through the inclusion of her song, &quot;Isolated&quot;, on the &quot;Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines&quot; PC game or in the Navy: NCIS episode, &quot;Marine Down&quot;. Chiasm has performed alone and with many well-known industrial acts in the mid-west United States and Canada. Aside from her individual work, she often collaborates with current artists in the genre contributing vocals, lyrics, and remixes available on their albums and additional compilations.</p><p align="center"><img src="http://www.copint.com/images/chiasm_newsletter_001.jpg" /></p><p>Here's a very exciting teaser video for the album song &quot;Petals&quot;:</p><p class="MsoNormal" style="text-align: center; "><iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/xT1DJnHZQs0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></p>
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    <title>COPCD128 Die Sektor - Applied Structure in a Void</title>
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<p>After releasing the E.P. Scraping the Flesh and the highly acclaimed To Be Fed Upon debut album, Die Sektor is preparing to unleash the new full length album Applied Structure in a Void!<br><br>For fans of enigmatic American electro-industrial outfit Die Sektor, it has been a long 4 year wait since the release of their impressive debut ""To Be Fed Upon" (2006). "Applied Structure In A Void" is the eagerly-anticipated follow-up: and the first material to feature the return of original member Daniel Gant and new member Edwin Alter, joining forces with core members Scott Denman and Alan Smith. Mastered by world-renowned sound engineer Brian "Big Bass" Gardner (Dr. Dre, KMFDM, Nine Inch Nails), "Applied Structure In A Void" is a diverse, powerful and accomplished piece that reflects the years of work spent crafting it. Retaining the epic song-structures familiar from "To Be Fed Upon", "Applied Structure In A Void" marks a new maturity in the development of Die Sektor's sound - placing less emphasis on distorted vocals and EBM beats in favour of more thoughtful (even experimental) arrangements that incorporate elements from a wide spectrum of musical genres. With "Applied Structure In A Void", as ever, Die Sektor continue to adhere to their declared aim of producing "powerful, emotional and innovative electronic music". NoiTekk and COP Int'l are pleased to present this outstanding new benchmark in dark electronica.<br><br><u><strong>Tracklisting: </strong></u><br>1. Accelerant <br>2. Dissector <br>3. Fall To The Noise <br>4. Heaven Sent Hell Embraced <br>5. Death At First Light <br>6. Corpus Accido <br>7. In His Mercy All Will Perish <br>8. Bleed Till The Last Light Flickers <br>9. First Murder After The Flood <br>10. Infernal <br>11. Divide To Dust&nbsp;
            	 

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<p>Featured on MTV America throughout the Christmas and New Year with their track "Little Drummer Boy" as the music for commercials for the TV series "Skins", COP International is now proud to present the brand new feature-length EP from Canadian harsh-EBM/dark electronica duo DYM!<br><br>DYM have played live in their native Canada with leading acts such as Combichrist, Amduscia, and Psyche - including 2009's EBM Fest with Grendel and Decoded Feedback and Kinetik Festival with Grendel, Reaper, Soman and Aesthetic Perfection.<br><br>After a series of excellent remixes DYM have finally completed the follow-up to 2008's "The Invilid" (NoiTekk/Cop International).<br><br>Again merging the sequenced sounds of harsh-EBM with elements of breakcore and glitching, DYM draw influences from "old-school" industrial acts like fellow-Canadians Skinny Puppy and the rhythm and noise of Venetian Snares to create their own unique brand of dark and quirky electronica. "The Swarm" is an extended EP/mini-album of 6 brand new tracks plus a colossal bonus section of no less than 10 remixes ? one of each track from "The Invilid", presented in the exact same track order as the original.<br><br>Mastered by Kolja Trelle (Soman), "The Swarm" features<br></p><ul><li>6 brand new songs</li><li>10 remixes: DYM's entire debut album "The Invilid" remixed by top electro-industrial scene names like Amduscia (Out Of Line), C-Lekktor (DWA/Cop International), Preemptive Strike 0.1 (Infacted/Metropolis), Encephalon (Dependent), Fractured (Dependent) and COP/NoiTekk labelmates Die Sektor</li></ul><u><strong><br>Track Listing</strong></u><br><strong>Part 1 (The Swarm)</strong><br>1. Abbra Cadaver<br>2. For Katherine<br>3. Right To Fail<br>4. W.M.D.<br>5. Lude<br>6. Swarm (Minimal Mix)<br>&nbsp; <br><strong>Part 2 (The Invilid Remixes)</strong><br>7. Bender (Sincere Trade Remix)<br>8. EGBM (Preemptive Strike 0.1 Remix)<br>9. NeuWorldBrave (Not Found Remix)<br>10. Autonomy Of The Will (Die Sektor Remix)<br>11. Life Sized (Computerus Remix)<br>12. Touch (C-Lekktor Remix)<br>13. Martha Monoxide (DYM Remix)<br>14. Government Stomp! (Encephalon Remix)<br>15. The Invilid (Amduscia Remix)<br>16. Sin Phony (Fractured Remix)             	 

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    <title>COPCD127 C-Lekktor - Tendencias Suicidas</title>
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<p>Fast, furious and catchy as fuck - C-lekktor instantly are hammering away with the title track "Suicidal Tendencias". The band gives no quarter while progressing through the rest of the EP. Hard electro, technoid 303 riffs and distorted vocals are pitching "Tendencias Suicidas" into a feeding frenzy that make amazonian piranhas green with envy.<br><br>Their first album&nbsp; "The Silence Progression" was an impressive calling card for C-Lekktor. Fans of harsh electro embraced the trio from mexico with passion and declared them the rightful heirs to electro Gods Hocico But C-lekktor are not resting on their laurels - they are cementing the great impression with their new 10 track&nbsp; EP "Tendencias Suicidas".<br><br>Jan [X-Fusion] decided to give this amazingly talented band a hand and produced and mixed the EP.&nbsp; His deep knowledge of sound and proper production gives Tendencias Suicidas" the bleeding edge that ill cut you like a knife<br><br>Decoded Feedback, FGFC820 and Alien Vampires contributed outstanding remixes<br><br><em><strong>Beware - <u>C-Lekktor are kicking ass!</u></strong></em><u><strong><br><br>Tracklisting</strong></u><br>1. Suicidal Tendencies<br>2. Living Dead<br>3. World Of Fantasy<br>4. Juicio Final<br>5. Our Dark Side (Decoded Feedback Remix)<br>6. See My Hate (Alien Vampires Remix)<br>7. Our Dark Side (Drained Scorn Remix)<br>8. See My Hate (Fgfc820 Remix)<br>9. Our Dark Side (Sin.Thetic Squad Remix)<br>10. See My Hate (De:Source Remix)	
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<p>The project C-Drone-Defect, which has been exisiting for more than 10 years, has become the insiders' tip of the German Electro-scene. Both of the previous CDs, "Neural Dysorder Syndrome" (SPV) and "Nemesis" (NoiTekk) were really successful - but compared to the new album "Dystopia" they appear to be more like rough diamonds. "Dystopia" manages it to raise the bar in terms of songwriting and sound composing that hardly any other project can compare to it. The free Net-EP "Letters from Dystopia" was the famous rumours for glory - the longplayer "Dystopia" met all of the high expectations. Driving rhythms, catchy keyboard soundscapes and a perfectly arranged voice mixed up with some great new ideas and creativity created one of the most incredible Electro-albums of 2010. Threatening - dark - gloomy - epic!<br><br><u><strong>Track Listing </strong></u><br>1. Rebellis <br>2. Morituri te Salutant <br>3. Mente Videbor <br>4. Aegri Somnia <br>5. Orpheus <br>6. Post Tenebras Lux <br>7. Mundus Vult Decipi <br>8. Tempus Fugit <br>9. Lex Talionis <br>10. Ratio Misericordiae 
	
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<p>Don't you want them too, these girls in uniform? With their well-behaved partings, their dutifully buttoned shirts and their shiny leather boots? Chins erect and chests held high, they stand in rank and file, awaiting further instructions from Nachtmahr high command...<br><br>With his brand new EP "Madchen in Uniform" General Thomas Rainer dedicates a long overdue monument to the uniformed ladies of this world. And while the musical side of this release breaks rank somewhat with Nachtmahr's back catalogue, the visual and conceptual side retain their dominant militaristic approach.<br><br>After global thrusts on the concert front and the destroying storm of decadence and obsession aptly named "Alle Lust Will Ewigkeit" which laid the world to waste and successfully defended the peak of the DAC (German Alternative Charts) for several weeks in a row, Supreme Commander Rainer puts a sonic middle finger up to all those accusing the Austrian Imperial Industrial commando of monotony. Not only is "Madchen in Uniform" far from the usual album extraction, moreover, the three all-new tracks offer a musical experience that is certainly not what one would expect from this project.<br><br>A passionate salute to military clothing, the title track surprises the listener an old-fashioned, straight-up EBM attack in the vein of DAF or Spetsnaz, equipped with intense vocals and blazing lyrics that once more speak out loud something we all secretly think: girls in uniforms are devilishly sexy!&nbsp; And this is only the beginning: enigmatic and influenced by Latin American sounds, Nachtmahr evoke the malicious fable creature El Chupacabra in the stomping industrial track of the same name. But the EP's second big trump card is doubtlessly a very special cover version that will cause chins everywhere to drop: with imperialistic vigour and fierce vocals the high society farce "Titanic" by the infamous Austrian Superstar Falco is being claimed for the empire, its decadent core fitting perfectly in the Nachtmahr universe.<br><br>Eight adaptations, among them a congenial Faderhead interpretation of the marching title track and remixes by Feindflug, Modulate and others, "Tanzdiktator" and "Morder", complete the musical side of this 13-track EP whose visual side explores new areas of military seduction. Unmistakably committed to the obsessive, sexualized style of the last release, the artwork and extra booklet of "Madchen in Uniform" are a provocative homage to the much disputed and scandalizing Italian movie "The Night Porter".<br><br>But now, dear girls, put on your uniforms: General Rainer asks for the next dance.<br><u><strong><br>Tracklisting</strong></u><br>1. Madchen In Uniform<br>2. Madchen In Uniform (Faderhead Remix)<br>3. Titanic<br>4. El Chupacabra<br>5. Tanzdiktator<br>6. Tanzdiktator (Modulate Remix)<br>7. Tanzdiktator (Revolution By Night Remix)<br>8. Tanzdiktator (Skinjob Remix)<br>9. Tanzdiktator (Yade Remix)<br>10. Morder<br>11. Morder (Feindflug Remix)<br>12. Morder (C/A/T Remix)<br>13. Morder (DJ Antimatter Remix)	
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<p>Haunting, Beautiful and Intense, are several words that can describe Life Cried's sophomore album 'Banished Psalms', the follow up to the band's critically acclaimed 2006 release 'Drawn &amp; Quartered'. Band leader Chris Reject continues to push the boundaries of personal expression with his unique mix of introspective lyrics fused with dark electro and classical gothic influences. Founding the band in 1999, Reject worked on his debut for 5 years before choosing to release it, similarly he spent 3 years working on the songs that would become 'Banished Psalms'. With 'Banished Psalms' listeners get a rare glimpse into the mind of this eccentric front man, with tales of personal strife, love and addiction carefully interwove with an underlying theme of a loss of faith. Musically, we find Life Cried firing on all cylinders, from the pounding stomps of 'Bloodstained' and 'Forbidden' to the fragile atmospheres in 'More To Tarnish' and 'Alone' Reject has pushed the sonic envelope of Life Cried into something much more than what we have come to know as 'Dark EBM'. Life Cried has toured relentlessly since the release of 'Drawn &amp; Quartered' including concerts supporting Taktical Sekt, The Birthday Massacre, And One, and many more, establishing them as one of the rare powerful live acts within the electronic scene. We find Life Cried ready to take the scene by storm and raise the bar for all the bands left in their wake, this sentiment is echoed by Reject's closing words in the song 'Preacher' - In the end there is no place to hide.<br><br><u><strong>Track Listing:</strong></u><br>01. Another sacrifice<br>02. Bloodstained<br>03. Dressed in filth<br>04. Bound in hate<br>05. Alone<br>06. Preacher<br>07. More to tarnish<br>08. Procession, Rigor Mortis<br>09. Solemn<br>10. Forbidden<br>11. Derelict 				
	
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<p>With their third album, SUPREME COURT intend to set new standards in the field of hardest electrosounds! A spicy mixture of EBM, Industrial and Electro that nowadays only few bands are willing or able to deliver. Particularly noteworthy are the collaborations with FEINDFLUG or LEAETHER STRIP-mastermind Claus Larsen (who contributes guest vocals on two tracks), as well as the pre-destined club hits "Everyday Tragedy" and "Shed of Blood". This CD is THE perfect club weapon! A real piece of "Electro-Art", music for body and brain!<br><br><strong>Tracklist:</strong><br>01. Loosing Game (featuring FEINDFLUG)<br>02. Everyday Tragedy<br>03. Reaching out the Hand<br>04. Aeuropa (featuring LEAETHER STRIP)<br>05. Dash Against Myself<br>06. Shed of Blood (Album Version)<br>07. Keep Calm &amp; Carry On<br>08. Virgins and Priests<br>09. We're On the March<br>10. Ovaerkill (featuring LEAETHER STRIP) <br>11. Crouching to the Bitter End<br>12. Go Away



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<p><p>There's no doubt that Orange Sector are one of the pionieers of the global EBM movement. The former Zoth Ommog artists had a massive comeback in 2003 and are now continuosly releasing massive high-quality EBM tunes. And "Mindfuck" is almost certainly the strongest release from the Hannover-based duo to date. A must-have for all fans of pure Electronic Body Music! Listen to tracks such as "Death Rides the Highway", "Sturmgeist" and "Wir Sind Stahl" and you'll agree that you CAN'T miss this album!</p><p>"Mindfuck" contains 10 tracks, including the original version of the recently released limited EP "Untertage", plus four additional dancefloor remixes.</p><p><u><b>Track Listing</b></u></p><p></p><table>            <tbody><tr><td width="20">01</td><td> Death Rides The Highway</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">02</td><td> Untertage</td></tr>             <tr><td width="20">03</td><td> Sturmgeist</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">04</td><td> Body Bag</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">05</td><td> Maschinenkind</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">06</td><td> Legend</td></tr>             <tr><td width="20">07</td><td> Haut</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">08</td><td> Infiziert</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">09</td><td> Wir sind Stahl</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">10</td><td> Energie</td></tr>             <tr><td width="20"></td><td> </td></tr>            <tr><td width="20"></td><td> Bonustracks:</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">11</td><td> Death Rides The Highway (Jesus Mix)</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">12</td><td> Sturmgeist (Club Massacre Mix)</td></tr>             <tr><td width="20">13</td><td> Maschinenkind (Mauerwelt Mix)</td></tr>            <tr><td width="20">14</td><td> Energie (OSP Remix)</td></tbody></table>



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<p>Machineries Of Joy is enriched by the newborn Darkmen. Although around for quite some time in the underground demo scene,&nbsp; Darkmen can easily be compared to a good vintage wine that became better with time. With impressive timing, they are here to take their stand and start the battle to earn that well-deserved place amongst the big players in the Electronic&nbsp; Body Music (EBM) scene.<br><br>Darkmen&nbsp; officially start their battle with this EP called "Guilty EP" (MEN001), where two tracks from their upcoming album "Guilty By Association" (MEN002) named "Stop the machine" and "No future" get the full remix treaty.&nbsp; Packed with an extreme high quality content, this strong set of remixes will force you to move while aching for more brutal electronics.<br><br>Next to both "Transmission editions" of the main tracks (produced and edited by their label mates Ionic Vision), Darkmen themselves deliver a different, more subtle, and danceable approach of "No Future" in the form of their "No more pain mix". Ad:key enhances solid angst driven electronics with his "Detune mix" of "Stop the machine" while another new coming band A.D.A.C. 8286&nbsp; embraces another violent stomping exploration, showing that there is a lot more quality wandering around in the current scene.<br><br>But the icing on the cake here is delivered by two current major EBM dinosaurs Orange Sector and Ionic Vision. None less than Orange Sector deliver two extreme bashing versions of "No future" ("Angst vor der Zukunft" and "Was ist die Wirklichkeit"), both different in tempo but so fierce, so true old-school. Last in taking the remix responsibility is Ionic Vision, who unleash their machines leading into another assault&nbsp; for the EBM dance floor ("Ionic machines take over").<br><br>All in all, this EP shows what talent is coming up strong, Belgian Darkmen is kicking hard, feel it, learn it, choose it! This "Guilty EP" (MEN001) serves as a warm up masterpiece for an even bigger masterpiece, their upcoming album "Guilty By Assocation" (MEN002).<br><br><u><strong>Tracklisting</strong></u>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br>1. Stop the machine (Transmission edition) - Edited by Ionic Vision<br>2. No future (Transmission edition) - Edited by Ionic Vision<br>3. Stop the machine (Backfire mix) - Remix by A.D.A.C. 8286<br>4. No future (Angst vor der Zukunft) - Remix by Orange Sector<br>5. Stop the machine (Ionic machines take over) - Remix by Ionic Vision<br>6. No future (No more pain mix) - Remix by Darkmen<br>7. Stop the machine (Detune mix) - Remix by Ad;key<br>8. No future (Was ist die Wirklichkeit) - Remix by Orange Sector



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<p>  <strong>Tracklisting:</strong><br> </p>      <table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2"><tbody><tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">1</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Insects</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">2</td>      <td> </td>     <td>New Breed</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">3</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Trust</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">4</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Sleep</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">5</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Reveal</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">6</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Remembrance</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">7</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Bitter Isolation</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">8</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Visions Of Order</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">9</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Open Your Eyes</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">10</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Take Cover</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">11</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Die Macht</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">12</td>      <td> </td>     <td>She Is</td>  </tr>            <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">13</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Die Macht (Orange Sector Remix)</td>  </tr>                <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">14</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Sleep (Full Moon Mix)</td>  </tr>                <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">15</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Die Macht (The Horrorist Mix)</td>  </tr>                <tr>  <td align="left" nowrap="nowrap">16</td>      <td> </td>     <td>Sleep (Arp Remix)</td>  </tr>     </tbody></table>  



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