Industrial | EBM | Darkwave | Dark Electro | Aggrotech | Industrial Metal by DARKLARK - part 3

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KMFDM

God Module  -  Still So Strange
Album - Viscera

God Module  -  Still So Strange

This is a very rare remix of Aghast View`s Trendsetter, done in 2002 by Denis Rudge and Fabricio Viscardi in collaboration with the German EBM onslaught Plastic Assault. Enjoy.

Aghast View -Trendsetter [ Plastic View RMX ]

WTF?!

Take It Like A Man

Our Time Will Come

Salvation

EXTRA Volume 3

Rules (Reapplied Mix)

Revolution II

Juke-Joint Jezebel (Single Mix)

Hau Ruck

Free Your Hate

WWIII

From Here on Out

Angst

Sucks

Nihil

Ultra

Money

Sex On The Flag (Jezebeelzebuttfunk Mix)

Symbols

Stray Bullet

Greatest Shit

Kickin' Ass (Edit)

Adios

Full Worm Garden

Sturm & Drang Tour 2002

Hothole (Live Version)

Naïve

Virus (Pestilence Mix)

EXTRA Volume 2

Help Us/Save Us/Take Us Away (Meister Mix)

More Than Machinery

Humanity

Leid Statt Liebe

Elektroseele

Aesthetic Perfection - Schadenfreude (Masoschizm Remix)

This is a minute long clip of the newest song by Ayria from the upcoming CD "Plastic Makes Perfect".  Love to hear your thoughts on this. 

This is the very first Ayria song to be released on the upcoming Ayria CD "Plastic Makes Perfect". This will be the 4th CD release from Ayria. Fans have come to know that no one song is representative of the Ayria sound. Jennifer Parkin, plays with genres, experiments in song writing, structure aggression and melodies. This is first song "Hunger" is one of the more ebm-electro inspired tracks.. but watch for the next few songs to be released. They will be completely different!


Lyrics, music & programming: Jennifer Parkin 
Additional programming, producation and mastering: Sebastian R. Komor

Buy the full song as of June 15, 2012

Ayria "Hunger" Clip

The song is taken from  the album  "Gottesteilchen" (2012)

All The Ashes - Gottesteilchen

The second full-length album sees the band exploring new sounds and traversing genres while maintaining an emphasis on sophisticated songwriting. Brittany Bindrim's voice soars on the epic opening track, "Cursive Eve", and she never looks back. The quartet shows off its polished new sound with sexy dance-rock ("Ultravioletfly", "Machine Vision") and club-friendly synthpop ("Melt", "Toy Soldier"). Meanwhile they are just as comfortable utilizing organic rock elements on the beautifully haunting "Translate" and powerfully catchy "Salt of Stones". Bindrim's lyrics have never been better as she explores topics of a more political, social, and sexual nature while not abandoning her trademark insightful introspection. Once again, electronic music mastermind Wade Alin (Christ Analogue, The Atomica Project) adds his signature slick production elements to the 12-track set.

Cursive Eve

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