The French & Belgian EBM communities are quite tight and tend to stick to the “roots” of the Electronic Body Music sound. Void Kampf does exactly that, and keep the “Body” in EBM as any fan that attended a live performance can attest to. In January 2010, Void Kampf will release their powerful sound on the world with the album, “Severe Mais Juste”.
The album will contain 14 original tracks, 6 remixes. Guest re-mixers will include; Signal Aout 42, Darkmen, Steril, Autodafeh, & K-Bereit. Over an hour of music, this album is sure to hit the dance floors hard with their clean, well produced electronics and aggressive vocals and a Void Kampf attitude.
The current track-list:
Severe Mais Juste
EBM Posers
Kameliet
Einsamkeit
Zukunft-Abstellen
Kein Sex
69
Spiegel Mann
Body War
VK Power
Ultra Analog
Steel Stahl
Rock The Club
Restore Hope
EBM Posers (Kicking Ass Mix by Signal Aout 42)
Einsamkeit (Club Attack Mix by Evvilking aka Steril)
The U.K. legends of Electro-Punk/EBM are at it again. They are now finalizing their next full-length album of all new material. John Whybrew of PorCon has said, “this will be our most confident, muscular, and our best work to date!”. That alone is reason for any fan of the electronic music scene to get exited. These guys have been making superb quality music since the late 1970’s. With club chart toppers such as, “The Great Divide”, “Hardman” and the most recent, “Amnesia”.
Portion Control has always been a leader in the Electro world, having directly directly influenced (and name checked) by the likes of Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Frontline Assembly, Skinny Puppy, and Orbital to name a few.
The band has taken a brief pause from their live performance and touring so they can focus on completing the album, and working on other related visual projects. The album is scheduled to finished in the next few weeks and to be released worldwide by their label partner, Sigsaly Transmissions. We expect to see the album hit the streets in January 2010.
The band has also recently completed an overhaul of their website (portion-control.net). Improved navigation, content, and a new CD/MP3/Merch shop where you can get tons of music in high quality digital audio and CD. Check out the web site, and you may just find the free Mp3 “Harderman”.
Check out these videos of Portion Control in action:
The new album by Autodafeh “Identity Unknown” will be released by Sigsaly Transmissions in late February 2010. The album includes contributions by Xian Austin (Hardwire), Claus Larsen (Leaether Strip), and remixes by Daniel Bressanutti (Front 242). The album will contain 12 original track and two additional remixes by Daniel B.
Since their debut album “Hunt For Glory” was release in the summer of 2008, this Swedish trio has found themselves pushed to the forefront of today’s electronic scene. They have been requested by and performing for fans from their home country (opening for Front 242), Italy, Belgium, France, Germany, and Poland to name a few. This past summer the band released a pseudo-tribute to “old-school” electronic with the release of the EP, “re:lectro”. Once again, the band found themselves on top of the charts and highly requested on the dance floors.
So far, it appears 2010 will be even busier than the last. The new album is highly anticipated, and the band has many requests for live shows. It looks like they may even be (once again) be opening for Front 242 next summer in Rome.
Check out these videos. Live in Poland, and a non-official video for a track from “Identity Unknown”.
The Belgian duo NTRSN have completed their new full-length album. The Album is now in the process of review and manufacturing, and a release date should be announced soon. It is expected to hit the streets by late December or Early January 2010.
The album, called “People Like Gods” is their debut album. It promised to deliver both old-school electronic sounds that only can be heard by utilizing 100% analog equipment. And yet, NTRSN delivers a sound that is still very current and modern. Also included on this release is support by Maurizo Fasolo (Pankow) and Peter Van Bogaert (Liquid-G).
Check out these video from a recent live performance & official video:
Sigsaly Transmissions is happy to announce the signing of the electronic pioneers, Portion Control. Portion Control is currently working on a new full-length album tentatively entitled “Witness”, to be released on Sigsaly Transmissions in June 2009. “Witness” will reach out to the older fans and new crowds alike with a mix of their traditional sound as well as the men moving into new directions. As always, Portion Control is ahead of the curve.
The band is looking forward to two live appearances in the next few months and is looking to add more dates as opportunity present themselves.
Next live Audio/Visual Transmissions:
- February 21, 2009 @ Club Iroko, Salerno, Italy
- April 11th, 2009 @ Tinitus Festival 2009, Stockholm, Sweden
Portion Control are one of the most influential and copied harder edged electronic bands in the world. They have been honored, and name checked by the likes of Depeche Mode, Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, NIN & Orbital. Formed in London in 1979 they have produced a stream of critically acclaimed releases. They forge on unfettered by typical genre thinking, continuing to deliver a unique, innovative, updated and relevant sound that is theirs alone.
Sigsaly Transmissions is a US based label catering the Electronic-Industrial & EBM music scene. The label is home to, Autodafeh, K-Beriet, NTRSN, Portion Control, & Red Flag. The label was #12 on the top 50 labels of 2008 by the German Alternative charts (DAC).
January 22nd.,2009 (Austin, Texas): Sigsaly Transmissions is happy to announce the signing Red Flag. Red Flag is currently working on a new full-length CD to be released worldwide late spring 2009.
In 1989 Red Flag released “Naïve Art”. Several singles from the album charted highly on the US Billboard “Hot Dance Music/Club Play” charts, such as “Russian Radio” (#11) and “If I Ever” (#12). Red Flag went on to appear on American Bandstand, and the video for “Russian Radio” was played by MTV’s 120 Minutes. Notable producers who worked on Naïve Art include Paul Robb of synthpop band Information Society and Joseph Watt of remix service Razormaid. Naïve Art remains the only full album Razormaid ever produced.
Red Flag toured frequently, playing at first as opening act to New Wave and synth-pop artists such as Devo, Thomas Dolby, Book of Love and Real Life.
After the death of Mark Reynolds in 2003 Red Flag was in a brief limbo, until Chris Reynolds re-launched Red Flag in 2007 with a darker, harder and more edgy sound than ever before but still retains the bands heritage in sound.
Sigsaly Transmissions is a US based label catering the Electronic-Industrial music scene. The label has made news with the Machines Against Hunger benefit compilation and more recently, with the label Placing 12th in the “Top Labels of 2008″ by the German Alternative Charts (DAC Charts).
Portion Control has always been a leader in the Electro world, having directly directly influenced (and name checked) by the likes of Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Frontline Assembly, Skinny Puppy, and Orbital to name a few.
Sigsaly Transmissions is happy to announce the signing of the electronic pioneers, Portion Control. Portion Control is currently working on a new full-length album tentatively entitled “Witness”, to be released on Sigsaly Transmissions in June 2009. “Witness” will reach out to the older fans and new crowds alike with a mix of their traditional sound as well as the men moving into new directions. As always, Portion Control is ahead of the curve.
In 1989 Red Flag released “Naïve Art”. Several singles from the album charted highly on the US Billboard “Hot Dance Music/Club Play” charts, such as “Russian Radio” (#11) and “If I Ever” (#12). Red Flag went on to appear on American Bandstand, and the video for “Russian Radio” was played by MTV’s 120 Minutes. Notable producers who worked on Naïve Art include Paul Robb of synthpop band Information Society and Joseph Watt of remix service Razormaid. Naïve Art remains the only full album Razormaid ever produced. 
