Pop Will Eat Itself interviewed about “Anti-Nasty League”
Graham Crabb interviewed about the new Pop Will Eat Itself album “Anti-Nasty League” and his work with Primitive Race.
EBM
KMFDM
Sascha Konietzko talks about the new KMFDM album, “Our Time Will Come,” the upcoming KMFDM sound library, and more.
Lords of Acid
When Lords of Acid toured America this past summer, it was with a line-up so new that founding member Praga Khan hadn’t even met his bandmates until the day of the first show. Having been away from the project for many years, he felt that the best way to get back into it would be … Read more
Bill Leeb interviewed about the Front Line Assembly “IMPROVISED. ELECTRONIC. DEVICE.” album
Bill Leeb of the ever-prolific and ever-changing Front Line Assembly discusses “IMPROVISED. ELECTRONIC. DEVICE.”
Front Line Assembly cancel U.S. tour
Front Line Assembly have canceled their planned U.S. tour, which was to have started on October 31. “We have had too many problems putting the tour together, and the bottom line is if we can’t put on a good show for you the fans, then it’s just not worth it. We apologise to all of … Read more
Interview with Ronan Harris of VNV Nation
At times aggressive but always catchy, the music of Hamburg-based electronic band VNV Nation combines elements or industrial, synthpop and EBM (electronic body music). VNV Nation has recently put out two new releases. The first was the boxset “Reformation 1”, which member Ronan Harris says was aimed squarely at their existing fanbase. It features two … Read more
Marc Heal interviewed about C-Tec
While Front 242 was on hiatus, vocalist Jean-Luc De Meyer proved to be very prolific. Among other things, De Meyer lent his vocal talents to The Cyber-Tec’s excellent “Let Your Body Die” ep. Now that group is back, with the shortened name (C-Tec) and a few other changes. They have a new album, “Darker,” on … Read more
Lords Of Acid
The following is an interview with Nikki Van Lierop, also known as Jade 4 U. Nikki is one-third of Lords of Acid, a Belgium group known for their unique, somewhat twisted style of techno. Their music is often very intense and aggressive, but, at the same time, very fun. Nikki’s occasionally sexually explicit vocals are … Read more
Jean-Luc De Meyer interviewed about The Cyber-Tec Project
The following is an interview with Jean-Luc De Meyer, vocalist for Front 242, The Cyber-Tec Project, and now, Cobalt 60. Originally, it was meant to be an in-person interview to have taken place before The Cyber-Tec Project’s New York show in February 1996. Unfortunately, technical problems at soundcheck prevented Jean-Luc from doing the interview. So … Read more