Resist

Resurrection

Invisible

Shift is the second EP by artist and remixer Daniel Voicians. His debut release, 2008′s The Inner Frame showed Voicians’ ability to meld beautiful orchestral sections with harsh electronic beats. Shift shows the same eagerness to fuse sounds from a variety of different genres. However, Shift has a greater sense of urgency and power to the sound. If The Inner Frame was the first tentative steps onto a new world then Shift is a full on invasion.

09 Goodbye feat. Martin Harp (Celldweller Cover)

Time, Love, Dreams and Death - all four chapters have been unveiled. Now begins the true End of an Empire. 

After a year long production cycle, Celldweller has been slowly revealing bits and pieces of his third full length, studio artist album, which showcases a return to the more formative complex electronic and heavy metal elements that defined the unique hybrid that is Celldweller. Never one to rest on his laurels, Klayton raises the bar with a brand new level of production unheard of by most producers, fusing analog and digital to create something completely out of this world. 

From tracks like “Good L_ck (Yo_’re F_cked)” which sound like something straight out of a neo-futuristic punk rock dive bar, to the soft and somber “Just Like You” that swells with acoustic guitars, modular synths and melodic vocals into an epic cinematic ballad. Every track brings something completely unique yet distinctly Celldweller to the table. Equal parts score and soundtrack to a science fiction movie that hasn’t been created yet, this album delivers an unparalleled experience that transports each listener to their own little world inhabited by all of the iconic characters presented throughout the chapter cycle leading up to the release of the final album. 

Now sit down, buckle up, and welcome to the end.

The Qemists - Apocalypse Featuring Rob of The Automatic

Goliath Anderson