Di*vided (Album Preview)

Sliding Doors

Anymore

Help Me

Take care (plastic noise experience  remix)

Sliding Doors(Odd Pulse Vs Rafwilder Remix)

1. Angry world
2. Car Crash (feat. Nathlips)
3. Delirious
4. Walk Away
5. Stop The Rock
6. The Game I lose

DI*ove - DI*rection (preview)

Diove - Angry World

The Belgians Eric Manchiniste and Lukk propose an impressive sonic manifesto, aimed at exciting the followers of Electro/EBM. The songs are characterized by powerful, sharp, and melodic vocals and harmonies carried by extensive and creative drum-programming sections and rich synth textures.

Get ready now to welcome the new release by DI*ove. The group's latest offers nine tracks that exude energy combining seemingly minimal (at first) compositions, that turn into multi-layered works, with obvious influences from the past few decades, particularly winking at the eighties. Though the songs come with compelling and very dark lyrics, the band has chosen to get you to move to the rhythm, combining the more electro-oriented beats with extensive samples from acoustic percussion.

The band has been around since 2006, and has steadily been working on the right balance in order to emerge and realize their potential: arrangements are inventive, melodies are there but never too mellow, and the energy radiated by the songs will arouse the interest and full approval of the listeners. It is this energy that the band seemingly effortlessly displays whilst performing live.

Take this opportunity to feel the determination and effectiveness of the band's style extolling from a track list that the authentic electro-connoisseur will consider essential.

DI*ove - DI*ode (album preview) 2013

On the eve of his 16th birthday Eric’s dreams weren’t about racing his super dooper moped, nah, his were all about playing with, creating, and tweaking synths, rhythm boxes and other sound emitting devices. His bedroom turned into a sound lab… and soon it had become too small. That’s why he formed Escape Industry with two mates of his native Oupeye region in the early 90s. Riding the EBM wave, the trio went on to record a demo that caused quite the riot among the fans of that type of music. Alas, the original fire slowly started to die because of internal differences of musical opinion and eventually the band split up in 1999. Not one to be affected easily, Eric went on to start his own solo project called Evoid. Three CDs would be released independently in the period spanning between 2000 and 2004. It featured electronic music combining minimalism, a hint of melody and a fluff of big noise, most of the time not entirely according to the book but never devoid of caustic humour. This trilogy seemed to break grounds for another music direction which would leave more space for singing lines and the need to attract outside talent. Wham bang thank you ma’am; 2006 hit the calendars and Luc came into the picture. Another music geek who ruled the waves of the pirate stations back in the 80s. Luc quickly adjusted to Eric’s music and DI*ove was born. Their first achievement was « Haunting Me ».



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