We Came From Future

Enjoy The Silence

From the album Curse of a Modern Age.  Buy it know in the WTII Store http://www.wtiirecords.com/releases/release.php?pid=wtii064

Method Cell - Shout Out (The Curse Pt 2)

Regenerator returns to WTII with their 7th studio album, Hunger. Throughout their illustrious history, Regenerator has proven time and again the ability to deliver everything from an ethereal e-pop song to highly charged dance floor industrial. Although some modern electronica elements and other various influences have seeped into Regenerator's sound, their unique style has consistently remained intact. This formula of shared male and female vocals plays a prominent role on this latest release, Hunger. Wrex's somber melancholic growling vocals works in perfect duality with Patrice's sensual breathy vocals on tracks like Slave, Offering and Want. Other tracks like the title track, Hunger, Dreams and Mana showcase the bands diversity. Over the past two decades Regenerator has continued to evolve and the Hunger is their most complete and well-rounded release to date.

Regenerator - Offering

Look what the cat dragged in
Look what kicked in the door
Looks like you’re loaded for bear or
Maybe just a little more  

I see you piling matchsticks
A proxy for your rock n roll
Might keep my head together but it
Won’t save the soul

You can find a miracle in a piece of toast 
But it don’t look like nothing to me
And you can say about your time that you made the most  of it
But it don’t look like nothing to me

What you got, gotta be contagious
And I hear you coming
Here’s the spotlight here’s the stages
On you go I’m done

Here’s your shiny battle saddle and
Here’s the flag you fly
Here’s where you make your stand
And look ‘em in the eye

I escape to the city
But the city bites back
I escape to the country 
The country really bites back 

But it don’t look like nothing to me
But it don’t look like nothing to me

Let’s  escape to the city
But the city bites back
Let’s escape to the country 
This country really bites back yeah

Argue all day what do you prove
Well it don’t look like nothing to me
And you say what you say and move what you move
Well it don’t look like nothing to me 

You can find a miracle in a piece of toast 
Well it don’t look like nothing to me
And you can say about your time that you made the most  of it
Well it don’t look like nothing to me

Yeah, sooner or later, we all gotta pay
But it don’t look like nothing to me
but if i don’t see a bill, it’ aint today   
But it don’t look like nothing to me

It don’t look like nothing
Don’t look like nothing
Must be like something

It don’t look like nothing
don’t look like nothing
that must be something

It don’t look like nothing
don’t look like nothing
must be like something yeah

It don’t look like nothing
don’t look like nothing
that must be something yeah


Loaded for Bear (2025)

After months in the studio, MikEy AlterRed and Vix Vain have once again emerged with a new masterpiece in the form of the album, "In the Land of the Blind..." Always striving to explore and expand their sound, AlterRed has stepped away from the familiar electro-cabaret sounds and focused on their more rock-industrial and electro-rock influences. MikEy's powerful vocals and dark lyrics tell the tales of love, lust, lunacy and loss, while acting as the string that ties the whole release together. Bigger, harder, faster and darker.

AlterRed - The Wraith

SuperCoolNothing

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American Porn Songs // Remixed

Somebody To Hate (Cyanotic Remix)

Echogenetic

Resonance

AmericanPornSongs

American Bomb Song

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Suicide Execute

After years of releasing albums and performing overseas, Mechanical Cabaret makes their long awaited North American debut with the greatest hits collection, Selective Hearing. Formed in 1999, Roi Robertson and Steve Bellamy combine a heady mix of industrial strength electro, memorable melodies, slamming beats, acidic synths, sci-fi soundscapes and throbbing bass, along with Roi's lyrical observations of the darker side to life - all delivered with a deadpan dose of sardonic punk attitude and British black humor.

 Mechanical Cabaret have been making records and touring for 13 years, releasing four albums and several singles. Selective Hearing provides just a glimpse of the bands illustrious history, starting with "Nothing Special" from the bands 2002 debut; We have an Agenda, to the mega club hits "See Hear Smile" and "Disbehave", from the follow-up, Product for Your Insecurity. 2009's Damaged Goods was Mechanical Cabaret's breakthrough release. The duo stepped out of the clubs and into the more  mainstream with songs like "In Loving Memory," "Careful Careless" and "GBH." Damaged Goods maintained the bands signature analogue sounds and British dark humor, but showcased more mature in-depth song writing. To round out this release, Mechanical Cabaret has added "Why so Serious?" the first new track from the band since 2009. Overall, Selective Hearing is a great introduction in the North American market and precursor to what lie ahead in the next album.

 *** Bonus***
 If you purchase the CD version of Selective Hearing the accompanying free download will include 12 Bonus Mp3's. Included in these Mp3's are remixes from Mesh, Komputer, Atomizer and more.. 

AlterRed - The Wraith

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