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Standing In The Embers

Standing In The Embers (The UCNX Remix)

Lo-bit preview of SKN's awesomely streamlined dancey take (with a little hint of classic Puppy/FLA in there too) of our hit single "Overgrowth". SKN also provided add. programming for a couple covers on the album as well. PRE-ORDER 'REPLICATOR' NOW @ WWW.DSBP.CX

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Remix albums and cover songs are well known in the electronic/industrial music scene, but east coast based act UCNX return with a brand new release that fuses both concepts together the same way they fuse electro-industrial, coldwave, IDM, and other styles of electronic music together in their music. Much like their hit 2009 single "Run Your Body" which fused Iron Maiden and Nitzer Ebb together into a tongue-in-cheek dancefloor monster, 'Replicator' is a new beast that brings together remixes from the band's last album, the 2011 blast of aggression 'Generation Damaged', along with a selection of brand new cover tunes that range from such industrial legends as Ministry and Leaether Strip to other influences like metal legend Ozzy Osbourne and 80's pop masters Tears For Fears!

Feeling that standard remix albums and cover collections are too limited in their scope and re-listening ability, 'Replicator' acts as a double meaning of the word, and as a result maintains the complexity and care in UCNX's own material and respect for history that few other bands can match. Opening with an epic 7 minute guitar-fueled take on Nine Inch Nails' "Terrible Lie" (that includes the rarely performed and never officially recorded "Now I'm Nothing" intro), the album runs through a whole gamut of sonic twists and turns, from covers of classics like Ozzy's metal ballad "No More Tears" to influential industrial stompers like Ministry's "Isle of Man" from 'Twitch' and Leaether Strip's EBM slice "Rotation (Axis Off)". Standing tall right next to these twisted takes are thunderous remixes by fellow luminaries like Society Burning, Aesthetische, Digicore, Audiowar, 90's electro act Terminal Sect, and UCNX's own new EBM-ified take on their hit "Still" which hints to a more pure and even more danceable sound on future works. The first in a planned series, this is the past, present, and future of electro/industrial music all rolled into one, and another fine addition to UCNX's sonic gospel.

'Replicator' comes in both a standard CD version, as well as a deluxe edition package that comes with not only 5 exclusive bonus tracks including a cover of Killing Joke's haunting new wave classic "Adorations" and the ultra rare b-side "Eyedentify (Nuclear)" among others, but also a glossy 18" x 24" poster signed by the band.

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01. Now I'm Nothing/Terrible Lie (Nine Inch Nails Cover) 
02. Still (Stagnant Version) 
03. Overgrowth (Nine and Ten Remix by Society Burning) 
04. No More Tears (Ozzy Osbourne Cover) 
05. Generation Damaged (Audiowar Remix) 
06. Heavy Rotation (Leather Strip Cover) 
07. Consequence Brings (Remix by Noonatac) 
08. Overgrowth (RMX by Some Kinda Nobody) 
09. Isle of Man (Ministry Cover) 
10. The Innocent (In Aether Remix by Gross National Produkt) 
11. Still (Punk Bastard Remix by Digicore) 
12. Sketches of Pain (Tears For Fears Cover) 
13. The Innocent (Remix by Aesthetische) 
14. Still (The LAB Remix by H.Scott of Terminal Sect)

Overgrowth (RMX by Some Kinda Nobody)

Updated remix of Chemlab's "Black Snake Voodoo Hiss" from their 2004 Oxidizer LP.

Originally released on the bonus Eckstraschitt EP that accompanied our first album Absolute Zero. Updated for modern club play, with a slick new plastic sheen.

Original by Chemlab (J.Louche, J.Novak, J.Duffy,) add. drums by E.Novak
Remix by UCNX (D.Sudia, J.Monette), add. production by G.LeClaire

Special thanks to Mistah J himself. A musical idol who became a good friend...nothing better in this life.

Chemlab - Black Snake Voodoo (Tape Hiss) (2022 Club Edit by UCNX)

Lead into Gold derives its name from the mystical practice of alchemy. The band is basically a solo project for Paul Barker, a talented and avant-garde bassist who joined forces with Alain Jourgensen in the late '80s to create several influential and powerful Ministry records. Paul and Roland Barker, as well as frequent future collaborator Bill Rieflin, played in a Seattle-based band called the Blackouts. When the Blackouts inked with Wax Trax! Jourgensen (already operating under the Ministry moniker) immediately partnered with Barker and the pair unleashed a multitude of vehicles including RevCo, 1000 Homo DJs, and Lard. Jourgensen and Barker dubbed themselves Hypo Luxa and Hermes Pan (respectfully and respectively) after a pair of free-wheeling Greek prostitutes. In the midst of this plethora of pounding, Lead into Gold emerged as Barker's baby. He wrote and sang each cut on the sole full-length Age of Reason, as well as the extended singles, Faster Than Light, Idiot, and Chicks and Speed: Futurism.

01 Faster Than Light [12  Version]

Cover of an unreleased Ministry track, played only during the '86 Twitch tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQI3E7x4THo

Available NOW on our CoverTrax EP, at ucnx.bandcamp.com

CoverTrax EP

Eyes of Christ (Unreleased '86 Ministry Track)

Cover of Ministry's "All Day", feat. Mark Alan Miller of Out Out, and add. production by Joey Cole of Some Kinda Nobody.

Available NOW at ucnx.bandcamp.com

All Day (feat. Out Out) (Ministry Cover)

Rough mix of upcoming single by the UCNX side-project, Conspiracy Thief.

For fans of classic, aggro, 90's style industrial & ebm like NUMB, :Wumpscut:, FLA, Puppy, Razed in Black, etc.

Conspiracy Thief - New False Idol (Rough Mix)

Lead track from 'Miracle Violence Connection' the debut release of our old school, 90's-era tribute side-project Conspiracy Thief. Available for CD and digitall pre-order NOW at https://dsbp.bandcamp.com/album/miracle-violence-connection

Miracle Violence Connection

Conspiracy Thief - Slow Burn

Based out of NJ/Philly, UCNX (Doug Sudia & John Monette) focus mainly on the industrial/electronic scene. Theirs is a fusion of various styles ranging from classic Electro-Industrial, Coldwave, IDM/Ambient, Noise into a collection of storming club & experimental tracks with strong vocals, an overall rock sensibility, & strong respect to the classic 90's industrial sound, without being stuck in it.

Overgrowth (RMX by Some Kinda Nobody)

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