Artist: @nasdrowie-571537574
Title: Obsession
Album: Feed New Hope
Label: Marge(s)_
Format: Digital
Release: May 21th, 2021
Buy link: https://nasdrowie.bandcamp.com/

"Feed New Hope" EP. Two original tracks with a remix by Alpha Sect.
It will be available in digital format, from May 21st on Bandcamp.

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Nasdrowie - Obsession [Marge(s)_]

RENDERED - NOTDEADYET EP 
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Original tracks composed, produced & mixed by Daniel Myer & 14anger.
Mastering by Paulie Jan at Agit Prop Studio
Graphic Design by Félix Bergeret
Photography & Artwork by Maëlle Cadoret

RENDERED - NOTDEADYET (David Caretta Remix)

Delectro - Mueve Tu Cuerpo (Equitant Remix) Teaser

coming soon on I-Traxx Recordings (Red Editions)
Delectro "Mueve tu cuerpo"  Including Original Mix, Radio Edit and remixes by: Adriano Canzian, Equitant, Raul Parra, Cute Heels, Tony Verdi, Struck 9, Resistor, Azlack, Tkuz, Orline, Iñaki kreator and Alquimista. Photo by: Mikel Muruzabal

Delectro - Mueve Tu Cuerpo (Equitant Remix) Teaser

VIKTOR KALIMA, unknown Finnish producer, debuts on Infidel Bodies with a LP of 7 original EBM-Electro/Acid cuts enhanced by remixes of the inimitable Violet Poison and the young french Verset Zero.

Neurotic EBM/Electro synth sounds mixed with intense Techno/Acid loops and peak of readapted Synth-Wave.
A wide range of influences are included in "Club Muscle" that make it resolute and punchy.

IB003 // VIKTOR KALIMA - CLUB MUSCLE 

credits:
Written and produced by Mikko Virtala as Viktor Kalima 
Mastered at Red Dungeon (Naples) 
Artwork by Chris/DY*BUMP 
INFIDEL BODIES 2018

Tracklist :
A1. Zero To One 
A2. Club Muscle 
A3. Burn The Dada 
A4. Zero To One (Verset Zero remix) 
B1. Operations & Interactions 
B2. Penetrate 
B3. Combat Sport
B4. Gastrizein 
B5. Penetrate (Violet Poison remix)

Club Muscle

VIKTOR KALIMA - CLUB MUSCLE (incl. Violet Poison, Verset Zero remixes)[Cassette IB003]

READ > http://inverted-audio.com/premiere-unhuman-white-bone-spirit-autumns-remix

@autumns' heavily-arpeggiated creeper, drags the more understated 'White Bone Spirit' [@strangetherapy] into a 8-bit-like dungeon of vice and debauchery. This one will have you scratching your nails upon corroded textural tapestries as muffled screams rise, worryingly close, from the bottom of moving Gemonian stairs. Run for your life.

Shadows, Fire and Spirits

Unhuman - White Bone Spirit (Autumns Remix)

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[RND.R030] - Vittorio Di Mango

In this EP: 8 tracks inclu. 4 original mix by Vittorio Di Mango with 4 remixes by IV Horsemen, KILLAWATT, Size pier & HKKPTR.

Written and produced by Vittorio Di Mango. 
Mastered by NIUMEN.

Vittorio Di Mango - Dark Kiss ( Size Pier Remix )

https://stilldistantrecords.bandcamp.com/track/possessed-with-murder

Still Distant Records 2020

swærm - Possessed With Murder

Premiere #190

Artist: Fixmer
Title: Vicious
Album: "Invasion" EP
Label: BITE 
Format: Vinyl 12'', Digital
Release: July 03th, 2020
Buy link: bit.ly/2Z8kZFA

Fixmer releases his first EP Invasion on fellow Berghain resident Phase Fatale’s label BITE. These 3 tracks display some of his heaviest material to date. From the grinding pulse of peaktime weapon ‘Vicious’ to the alien-meets-DAF ‘Invasion’ then ending on the cerebral vocal manipulations of ‘Red Blooded Night’. As one of techno’s main protagonists since the 90s, Fixmer continues to refine his style as a modern and focused sculpture of both rooted and next level electronic sounds.

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Fixmer - Vicious [BITE]

The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere a new track from Halv Drøm. The Berlin-based artist and Fleisch co-founder is back on his resident label with a debut LP  titled Slum Vatic. Not constrained to any genres but still operating in a dance floor-driven universe, Halv Drøm takes on industrial, body and more all awash in a dystopian haze of post-punk guitars and field recordings from the beyond. Today we present, “Psyops”, which is probably my favorite track on the release and leaves you with a bitter sweet sense of nostalgia but with a strong desire to want more. Ultimately, Slum Vatic represents some of the artist’s best work to date. 

Out August 31st, 2020 on 12” and digital. Pre-order yours now on Bandcamp. www.thebrvtalist.com/halvdrompsyops/

@fleisch-berlin

Halv Drøm - Psyops (Fleisch)

all eyes on womxn in poland now

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With his release “Dynamism” in 2009, Equitant has proven once again how to re-design and significantly alter his musical approach uniting a cold mix of electronic body music and darkened techno. The concept for “Dynamism” is an ever-changing activity, various theories or philosophical systems that explain the universe in terms of force or energy. This is a process or mechanism responsible for the development and motion of a system.  “Dynamism” is more or less where his 2008 EP “Mekanik” left off. Just as heavy and just as aggressive.

2008 saw a revivification of Equitant’s style and sound, with the “Mekanik” EP release on Black Montanas/Black Leather Records. This EP brought forth a new chapter in the sound structure and design of the music. The music took on a distinct and aggressive techno-EBM sound…like switching on a kind of techno-EBM engine.

Equitant’s antecedent sound started out as an ambient synthesizer project in 1993, then evolved to a cold mechanical direction of electronic music with traces of techno-electro elements in 1999. From 1993-2003 Equitant released a vast collection of demos issued on his label Black Montanas, including his first full length album “Zurich” in 2002. Followed by the “Kompressor” EP in 2003. In 2005 Equitant signed with the Dallas Texas based “Tarot Productions” label. The result was the simultaneous full length releases of “Zeit” (recorded in 2002) and “Konstruckteur” (recorded in 2004). Both albums fused a cold delivery of electro, and abstract techno, unveiling a futuristic simulation for all the masses. The follow-up to “Konstruckteur” was the long awaited “Hauptstadt” EP released in 2007 on Black Montanas. After a much-needed break musically, Equitant released the experimental “Technik” full length album on Black Montanas in early 2008. A release strictly influenced by the infamous “Detroit Electro” sound.

In July 2009 Equitant produced a track called “You Know What I Want” for Yasmin Gate’s debut release “YG” on David Carretta’s “Space Factory Records”, along with other collaborators: DJ Hell, Christian Prommer, Keith Le Rouge, Pillage, Douglas McCarthy, T.Raumschmiere, Ikki. Equitant also teamed up with Yasmin Gate for a full collaboration as “Equitant & Yasmin Gate” in 2009, releasing the illustrious “That’s All” EP and “That’s All The Remixes” on Black Montanas.

From 2003 to the present Equitant has constructed countless remixes for many renowned artists in the electro/techno/EBM scene. With worldwide underground electronic labels like: Space Factory, Black Montanas, Black Leather Records, M-tronic, Punch Records, Alfa Matrix, Advanced Synergy. Artist remixes include Jonathann Cast, Millimetric, Yasmin Gate & People Theatre, Adriano Canzian, Mt. Sims, Elite!, Reizstrom, Red Industrie, Kaball, Struck 9, Strange Connection, Grandchaos, Xander Harris, Adán & Ilse + many more.

Now, three years after the release of “Dynamism”, Equitant has returned in 2012 with his latest release “Body Vehement” (Black Montanas/Black Leather Records) featuring vocals by: Lea X, Yasmin Gate, Bastian & Illumine Concrete. And 2013's “Body Vehement Remixes” (Black Montanas) featuring remixes by: Canzian, Carretta & Workerpoor, Electrosexual, Equitant, Elite!, Alexander Robotnick, The Populists (aka Yan Wagner), People Theatre, Strange Connection + many more.  Equitant’s “Body Vehement” is a cold mix of techno, electro, EBM and disco. “Body Vehement” opens yet another new dimension to Equitant’s ever changing sound.

Over the past years Equitant has been a resident live act at the prominent "Klub Atomix" in San Antonio Texas. As well as other live performances in Texas, Mexico City and Bogota Colombia. The Italian producer Adriano Canzian has described Equitant's sound with three simple words, "Powerful, Sexy, Strong…simply amazing”.

Website: http://www.agurakelectro.com/
Label: http://www.ekproduct.com/

BOOKING - EUROPE/NORTH & SOUTH AMERICA:
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PRESS 

There is no weak track for me but for the highlight I choose the opening track "Body Vehement (Original Mix)" because as I said it is an emotional, intense and impassioned EBM track. I hear so many things in this album from Giorgio Moroder to DAF and Front 242 and recommend it thoroughly. 

- Brutal Resonance (Danya Malashenkov) 

Every time this artist surprises me with his fresh and minimal EBM vibes. "Body Vehement" is a new exploration of the body-tech fields and a new union with guest singers. Equitant strikes back stronger than before! 

- Sideline Magazine (Stephane Froidcoeur) 

Equitant's Body Vehement shows off his expertise: taking electronic music to it's raw basics, adding a personal touch of hard beats and bass, creating unique melodies and synth tracks with a strong punch, and then either letting them stay monotonic and hard, or adding a layer of atmosphere that not only makes you want to stomp around and dance, but also may let you dream away. This is what Equitant does best and what makes him stand out in the industrial, techno, EBM, Oldschool - EBM scene. 

- Eine Tasse Jager (Ramunas K Fishermang) 

Body Vehement would best be described as existing in the space between heavy synthesizer based ’80s EBM like early Frontline Assembly (think bass and synth on Corrosion era FLA) meets Terence Fixmer or David Carretta’s banging dark techno that sounds equally at home on a white smoke machined EBM night as it would in a intense techno set. 

- Mishka Bloglin (Mike Textbeak) 

The Mcd "Mekanik" released in 2008 was already a terrific piece of techno-body stuff, but the newest "Dynamism" is simply a must have! I got the impression when pushing on the play button of my cd-player that I switched on a kind of techno-EBM engine. 

- Sideline Magazine (Stephane Froidcoeur) 


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