EISDRIVE creates Electro-Industrial/EBM and hails from the NYC/NJ Industrial scene. EISDRIVE’s music features urgent vox, dark electronic structures and batteries of powerful synthetic percussion.

EISDRIVE is inspired to create by the likes of NitzerEbb, Skinny Puppy, Front242, Frontline Assembly, Ministry, A Split Second, Snog, ArmageddonDildos, KMFDM, SpahnRanch, Suicide Commando, Das Ich, BiGod20, SignalAout42, KMFDM, F/M, Spetsnaz, Sina/Pzychobitch, SPK,  etc.

EISDRIVE is:
Xian Engel: vox/lyrics, composition,programming, synthesis

'Missfit' is out now.
Listen on Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2ijxBaa

contact: info@andreasjismark.se

AUTODAFEH is from the South of Sweden and makes hard pumping
EBM/Electronic Music with glorious sing-along lyrics.

The story began in late 2007 when 2 old friends Jesper and Mika met again after several
years they started to talk about forming a classical EBM-band with a new twist. Mika who
was already working with Anders in another music project, asked him if he wanted to join,
and he did. The three of them then formed AUTODAFEH (ADF).

AUTODAFEH started to make some very cool tunes, and due to the buzz on myspace and
other internet based pages they got in contact with Sigsaly Transmissions who signed
them instantly, and the debut album Hunt For Glory was released in the middle of june 2008.

MEMBERS:
Mika: Lead vocals, computers, keys, percussions
Anders: Vocals, computers, keys
Jesper: Vocals, noise, percussions

Garbo startades 1985 och spelade ihop i varierande formationer fram till 1991. 2012 återupptogs projektet för att göra lite nyinspelningar av gammalt material samt slutföra låtar som aldrig blev inspelade. Nu under namnet Garbo STHLM.

This isn't meant to be taken seriously :)
Just some old stuff I found while digging into my archive of old C90 tapes from the last millennia 

True synthpop from Sweden!

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Don't Panic is available now both as CD and digital download!
http://vogonpoetrymusic.bandcamp.com/

With catchy melodies combined with dark gloomy lyrics Vogon Poetry is an invigorating touch on the Swedish music scene and succeeds to blend stories about everyday events with extraordinary travels in space and time and still get away with it.

“Don’t Panic” consists of tracks which spans a rather wide spectre with dancefloor favourites like “The Diceman” and “A fine day” to the more sombre version of the band found in “Land of forever” and “In darkness lost again”. Don’t Panic is an album in which you always acknowledge the touch of Vogon Poetry and still get enough variation to stay with it until the end and then start the journey over again.


Patrik “tórvald” Adolfsson is a Swedish electronic music artist and producer who has been active since the late 1980s. He is known for his nostalgic and retro-inspired sound, which harkens back to the heyday of synthpop music. Known for his unique blend of retro synth sounds and modern production techniques, Patrik “tórvald” Adolfsson has established himself as a leading figure in the world of electronic music. 

Born and raised in Landskrona, Patrik “tórvald” Adolfsson began his musical career in the late 1980s as a member of the synthpop band Woltage. He later embarked on a solo career and has released a number of successful albums and singles. 

Throughout his career, Patrik “tórvald” Adolfsson has been praised for his ability to create nostalgic, yet contemporary electronic music that appeals to fans of both old and new school synthpop. Patrik “tórvald” Adolfsson's music has been heavily influenced by the iconic synthpop artists of the 80s, such as Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk, as well as more contemporary electronic acts like The Postal Service  and The Radio Dept.

With a passion for creating emotionally charged and danceable tunes, Patrik “tórvald” Adolfsson has established himself as a formidable force in the world of synthpop. His music has received critical acclaim and his live performances are known for their high energy and infectious beats.

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