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Find a DJ With the Latest DJ Equipment

By Duvy ⋅ September 28, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Find a DJ With the Latest DJ Equipment
By Jeff L

To be able to succeed as a DJ, one must be equipped with a great variety of music, first and foremost, have a great genre to choose from and to play, because if it is a wedding in Toronto that you as a DJ will be performing, then it is vital that you are able to give the crowd everything that they want to hear.

Another difference maker for a party is for the DJ to come fully equipped with certain crops to make the arty, be it a wedding, prom, bar mitzvah or corporate event more enjoyable. Some of the crops could include dry ice, noise makers, disco balls, fancy lighting and much more. It is important that a DJ has a lot of the latest equipment including crops because that is what will show you as a consumer if you are choosing a reputable and responsible DJ for your next event.

Another important consideration is the way the music is played. In that the equipment is very important, things such as speakers, type of mp3 players, or if you are a traditionalist, turntables to spin your music. Sound quality along with the way to spin your music is so vital for the guests and party goers that a DJ should have the latest equipment. What about a microphone? Equally as important for a DJ to have a nice one to be heard when he or she is speaking, they need to be heard. Make sure that a DJ you will be planning to hire has all that in place.

With all that said, Surround Sound DJ has covered all their grounds. From great genres of music variety, awesome sound and lighting systems in place, they will make your party a true experience, be it a wedding in Toronto, school prom, corporate event or bar mitzvah. As well, Surround Sound DJ has all the latest crops to add that spice to your function allowing them to make it truly memorable. Want a fun night with a DJ of choice, look no further than Surround Sound DJ.

http://www.surroundsounddj.com

Tour Dates: Hollywood Undead

By Duvy ⋅ August 14, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Recently we filmed 2 music videos. 1 Was a new version of N0.5
which has been up already and another one for a new song "Undead" for everyone
who hasnt heard it, its been getting radio play in different cities all over the
country and has Recently been played on Kroq out here in LA. That felt better
then when my tiny penis lost its virginity. Were gonna air the video tonite at
midnight on our website

www.hollywoodundead.com

Lots of nudity in it, you should watch it
cause I dont think its ever gonna be on tv unless it get censored SOOO check our
website tonite for the real version. It was directed by Jonas Akerlund who
directs videos with Metallica, Smashing Pumpkins and The Prodigy, and swedish
death metal bands like satyricon so it came out really good. GO WATCH IT!

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Our
very first tour kicks off this September! It starts 2 weeks after our record
comes out so spend some time to learn out lyrics and sing with us when we’re
rolling all over this country, check it out below and let us know if we’re
rolling through your hood!

THE BLACK SWAN TOUR

Fri,
September 19, 2008 The Dome, Bakersfield, CA
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Sat, September 20, 2008 The Brickhouse Theatre, Phoenix, AZ
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Mon, September 22, 2008 Warehouse Live, Houston,
TX
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Thu, September 23, 2008 The Pontiac Garage,
Dallas, TX
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Thu, September 25, 2008 The
Orpheum, Tampa, FL
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Fri, September 26, 2008 The
Social, Orlando, FL
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Sat, September 27, 2008
Masquerade, Atlanta, GA
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Tue, September 30,
2008 The Knitting Factory, New York, NY
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Wed,
October 1, 2008 Reverb, Toronto, ON
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Fri,
October 3, 2008 Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, OH
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Sun, October 5, 2008 Reggie's Rock Club, Chicago, IL
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Mon, October 6, 2008 7th Street Entry,
Minneapolis, MN
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Fri, October 10, 2008 The
Marquis Theatre, Denver, CO
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Sat, October 11,
2008 Club Sound, Salt Lake City, UT
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Mon,
October 13, 2008 Boardwalk, Orangevale, CA
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Tue, October 14, 2008 Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA

The Ting Tings - How They Got To Number One

By Duvy ⋅ August 12, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

The Ting Tings - How They Got To Number One

The Ting Tings are this year’s biggest indie success. The Ting Tings were
hatched in The Islington Mill, a bohemian enclave of Salford, Manchester.
Tainted by their previous experiences of the music industry, the duo
(singer/ bass drummer/ guitarist Katie White and singer/ drummer Jules De
Martino) stripped back their sound, focused on big pop hooks and hunkered
down. By their third show at The Mill, the industry that had previously
ignored them, came flocking.

The band’s first single, a limited 7” of
‘That’s Not My Name’, was released by local indie label Switch flicker in
the summer of 2007. It was followed by ‘Fruit Machine’ in autumn, and after
much hype, major label Columbia Records eventually snapped them up. In
November 2007, White and De Martino entered the Xfm Manchester studios for
the first time, recording a session for Clint Boon’s Music: Response, which
you can listen to by clicking here.

And with their star clearly on the rise,
the band were invited to perform at Xfm Manchester’s Winter Wonderland,
along with The Charlatans and The Cribs. Watch their set by clicking here
and check out the gallery here. ‘Great DJ’ became the band’s first UK hit in
March 2008, entering the singles chart at No. 33, and to celebrate they
performed an exclusive acoustic version for Clint back in January. Listen to
the acoustic session on XFM. This was around the time when Xfm Online sat
down with both band members for an in-depth chat all about their forthcoming
album ‘We Started Nothing’, as well as the current workings of the music
industry. ‘That’s Not My Name’, their second Columbia single, toppled
Madonna for the No. 1 spot.

As an amazing year began to draw to a close, the
pair’s debut album was released on May 19, not only to rave critical
reviews, but also the No. 1 position in the album charts. The Ting Tings
were no longer just an indie band from Manchester, but a chart sensation
ready to take on the world. In May, the band dropped by the Xfm studios in
London yet again for Live From Leicester Square, performing a set which as
well as included their latest hits and a fine cover of Kings Of Leon’s ‘The
Bucket’. Now, we wait impatiently for next single ‘Shut Up And Let Me Go’
out on July 21 and currently sidetracking the new iPod advert. As far as
festivals go, they’ll be packing out the tents at Glastonbury, T in the Park
and the Reading/Leeds Festival. After the incredible success of debut album
‘We Started Nothing’, The Ting Tings still have much to conquer.

About the Author

Article source:
The
Ting Tings interview on XFM.
XFM
online radio carry profiles on all the cutting edge artists in the UK
today. XFM have been serving alternative rock and indie to London since
1997.

Marilyn Manson Demented Master of Horror

By Duvy ⋅ August 11, 2008 ⋅ One comment

Marilyn Manson Demented Master of Horror Rock is Shocking the World
By Vin Hayes

As a child, Manson was molested by a neighbor several times before confessing what was going on to his mother. It seems that his sexual actions have developed since he was very young since that event. The young Manson got into all sorts of adventures and impish behavior, including looking at his grandfathers’ collection of sex toys and creating porn magazines for classmates. As an adult he exhibits these characteristics in many of his music videos.

While in college, Manson studied acting and journalism, the latter benefiting him with a job as a reporter for a rock magazine after he was fired from his job at a record store. While a reporter he interviewed Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails who would eventually become Mansons’ co-producer for a while. As a result of studying theater, Manson has acted in several movies and created music videos with experience.

The band Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids came to life in 1989 while Manson was working as a reporter for a magazine in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where he lived during his college career.He attended rock clubs frequently in addition to his job and became influenced by musicians like Ozzy Osbourne and the band KISS. He made the band with a few other musicians that had the same interests as he did and excelled. Eventually the original name of Manson’s band was shortened to Marilyn Manson in 1992.

The members of The Spooky Kids all took first names of girls and last names of murderers to complete the set, although many of the original members quit and were replaced sometime after. Manson and Trent Reznor came together a second time and collaborated to produce Manson’s first three albums: Portrait of an American Family, AntiChrist Superstar and Mechanical Animals. To date, Mechanical Albums is the most popular and successful of Manson’s albums.

Manson has said that the band’s purpose was to push the laws of censorship to the brink, which has obviously been done. As a young man he was very interested in the debate about censorship and freedom of speech that was going on at the time and strive to break through the restrains of these laws. The band has been named one of the most controversial bands in history and some of the videos and album covers produced have been banned or changed in areas of the world. For example, the album cover for Mechanical Animals was edited in Japan because of Manson having six fingers on his left hand and (interestingly) not because he was posing as a naked alien.

Other projects that Manson contributed to were the bands Jack Off Jill, Satan on Fire, and Mrs. Scabtree. Jack Off Jill was to allow Manson to play in clubs that, by contract, his own band could not play in. He also helped name the band and worked as the producer for it before going into his own musical desires. Manson has also acted in several movies and performed for the Queen of the Damned soundtrack.

Although Manson seems to be a scary person, he has admitted to becoming everything that he was scared of as a child. This, he says, is part of what makes it so easy to be this person. He confesses that he is actually a bit frightened by shopping malls (although saying that it’s the ONLY thing he’s scared of).

In addition to being a musician he is also a poet, author, and artist. He enjoys making watercolor paintings at 3 AM with a chilled glass of absinthe to drink. He has sold his artwork to celebrities like Jack Osbourne during art exhibits.

Marilyn’s interesting hobbies include collecting prosthetic limbs and old metal lunch boxes. A while back, a lawsuit was issued to Manson for “buying a child’s skeleton and masks made of human skin”. It seems that his actions have earned him five lawsuits known to the public so far, mostly with charges of misconduct. Most of the lawsuits ended in Manson’s favor or were unresolved.

Due to his trademark black leather pants, the PETA named Marilyn as one of the worst dressed celebrities of 2008. That’s a little harsh, don’t you think? His other trademarks, which are heavy makeup and the colored contact lenses he wears in his left eye, have caught much less flack. The white face makeup, or “pancake makeup” is ruining his skin, however. I’ve seen pictures of him without his makeup on and his face is suffering. The lipstick is definitely my favorite part because of his perfect, full lips. Manson also sports a silver grill every once in a while.

Not surprisingly, he has a load of tattoos, spanning from 1994 to the present, the latest being the trademark spiral heart. There have been people calling him “The Illustrated Man”. Some people speculate that the tattoos on his inner arms are to cover the scars from his youth when he self-harmed and that getting the tattoos is of the same nature as self-harming for him. Manson himself says that it was like a “permanent Halloween costume” for him. He used to dress in Halloween attire all the time when he was a kid and thinks it may have been brought over into his adult life. What could be better fitting for Marilyn Manson?

For More On Marilyn Manson And More About Your Favorite Rock Bands And Music, Visit http://AudioFlip.Com

Tips on Karaoke Vocal Singing Techniques

By Duvy ⋅ August 6, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Tips on Karaoke Vocal Singing Techniques
By Christine Durham

Do you want your karaoke songs to stand out from the crowd? Singing karaoke songs is the same as singing any other songs. Even though the KJ at the karaoke bar can alter the key and the pitch on the songs to better match your voice, better singing techniques will empower you to deliver a better show.

Learning and practicing these singing techniques will go a long ways toward letting you belt out those karaoke songs like the star you are. You will find that you can develop a stronger voice, with a better range. You will be able to hit more notes easily without straining. Your breath will last longer so that you don’t end up having to stop in the middle of a line to take a breath. You will be more relaxed. All in all, your karaoke songs will sound a hundred times better than before you knew all this good stuff. So let’s get started.

Warm Up Exercises

Just as athletes warm up before a game or a workout, you should always warm up your voice before you sing. Here are some good warm up exercises:

1. Take a deep breath while you count slowly to four. Hold it while you count to four again. Then let it out with a hissing sound, or a ssssssssssssssss sound while you count to eight. Do this a few times. You can vary the counts also.

2. Take a deep breath. Sing “aaaaahhhhhh” until you run out of breath. Let your voice start quietly, and then get louder and louder as you let your breath out.

3. Sironing. This technique lets you warm up your entire range of your voice. Start as low as you can. Then go up to your highest note you can. Then go back down to your lowest note again.

4. Sing your scales with each vowel sound. Do the “do-ra-me-fah-so-la-te-do” up and back again.

5. Say some tongue twisters as fast as you can to warm up your tongue, your cheeks, your lips, and your mouth.

Breathing With Your Diaphragm

One of the most important vocal techniques you can learn to enable you to sing your karaoke songs like a pro is to breathe with your diaphragm. This is the area below your rib cage. You can feel it expand to bring more air when you take a really deep breath. Concentrate on keeping your lungs expanded, using up the entire space provided to you when your diaphragm is expanded. When you breathe out, don’t push out the air, but let it escape with your melodious notes. This is naturally a hard thing to do, but, with practice, you will notice that your voice is much stronger and easier to control.

Raising Your Soft Palate

There is an area at the top of the back of your mouth called the soft palate. You can feel it rise up when you start to yawn. When it rises, it opens up your throat. Concentrate on keeping this soft palate raised while you’re singing your karaoke songs, and your voice will sound better.

Keeping Your Voice Box Low

You also want to learn to keep your larynx, or voice box, lower. You can feel it in your neck, at the front of your throat. Put your hand on it, and practice vocalizing a note without the larynx rising. This may take awhile. When you’ve accomplished this, move on to practicing your karaoke songs while keeping your larynx down.

Relax

Your karaoke songs also sound their best when you are relaxed. Release all the tension from your body, and especially your upperbody, neck, and throat. Here’s a trick that works: Lie down. Totally relax. Then imagine any tension that is left moving out of your body as you flex and then release every muscle, one by one, starting from your toes and working up.

By the time you get to your head, you are one relaxed singer! Stand back up, move your head around to make sure there is no tension, and sing!

Congratulations! You’ve just learned some professional tips to help you sing great karaoke songs. Practice them, and then go out and have fun!

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Christine Durham is the founder of The SongStation Studios.

The SongStation is the only Karaoke Player in the world with 53,000 in built music song tracks.

But it is not just a karaoke machine. It also an all-in-one system that plays DVD, CDG, CD+G, VCD, MP3 with Dolby Digital features.

Visit our website to find out The SongStation.

http://www.TheSongStation.com

The SongStation - Tommorrow’s Karaoke Machine … Today

Flyers, cards, CDs, stickers, and promotional Material for The Darkfaery Network

By Duvy ⋅ July 30, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Flyers, cards, CDs, stickers, and promotional Material space is limited, so you must get these things to me a little faster. I have to make space for whatever I get and the longer it takes the less likely I will have a spot for it this year.

Promotional materials should be sent to:

Darkfaery Subculture Magazine
517 NW 95th ST
Oklahoma city, Oklahoma 73114

Darkfaery Subculture Magazine
http://www.darkfaery-subculture.com/

Over the next five months we will be filming episodes 1-4 of my new show “The Darkfaery Network” If you want your videos and CDs or work to make it into these episodes send it now. CDs and DVDs can be burned as long as you label the disk and send me a piece of paper with titles or info, if I can’t find out about you or you send me unlabeled stuff, i won’t be able to use it. The show is about various things like music, costumes, role-play, gaming, events, conventions, sci-fi, horror, fantasy, writing, books, bands, geekiness, and anything that I decide at the moment. Anything you might find at Darkfaery Subculture Magazine. If you live in Oklahoma and you want to be a part of the show just get in touch with me. I will find you a spot somewhere. For those of you that remember my puppet show this will be the same, but different. No puppets. If you are coming to oklahoma for TrickConTreat or if you are a part of the oklahoma scene and you want to be a part of the show we are filming at the con, contact me ASAP. For more info on TrickConTreat you can go to http://trickcontreat.com/

get your memberships now, because they cost more at the Convention then they do in advance
online. If you can’t make purchases online, but you still want to get advance memberships, then contact Ivarr at email trickcontreat at gmail.com phone (405) 436-2446 unless you are a guest or involved in the convention somehow then buying a membership pass is the only way you can be on my show that weekend. We’ll be locked away deep inside the dungeon and only the gatekeeper can let you pass.

Submission Guidlines

By Duvy ⋅ July 7, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

text must be in this format:

TITLE

AUTHOR

CONTENT

ABOUT THE AUTHOR (this is where your links or emails go and a short bio of you or something that would let us get to know you)

also, you can submit by joining the site and making a post, it works
like a regular blog and then I just have to approve it. If it isn’t porn
or spam, I will approve it.

Spamming is considered to be multiple posts regarding the one website in order to attract traffic there for a personal gain. If you are a band you may post your band sites as much as you wish. We will accept links to sites that fit our guidelines, but this must not be abused. Please do not spam our shoutbox or comments one post is enough. We are able to ban users that are spamming to much!

Warez, etc
Linking to malicious programs, pornography,etc. will not be tolerated at all, post them and be banned!

Copyright
No images, avatars, signatures which are under copyright should be used unless you make quite clear who the copyright belongs to and that you are allowed to use the image for social purposes.

Adult Content
Images of nudity, real or not may be used, but only if they are portrayed in a non sexual way. Examples of images not allowed are those specifically of Male and Female genetalia, or two people engaging in any form of sexual activity. I alone have the final say on whether an image breaks these rules!

Aggressive Behavior
Aggressive behavior towards members or staff will not be tolerated. Where a member is found to be bullying or threatening another member they will have their account locked and/or banned. Telling someone off is not considered aggressive behavior if the fucker in question starts it. Don’t be a fucker, the Faery king doesn’t like it.

If you are looking to get your CD/DVD reviewed or added to the radio blog send us disks of MP3 or CD audio, AVI, MPG, DIVX for video. We can convert many formats so you don’t have to worry. You can send us pictures or anything you want. We love getting flyers because we make a lot of flyers.

Darkfaery Subculture Magazine

517 NW 95th ST

Oklahoma City, OK 73114

Otherwise, we encourage you to have fun here and treat us like a friend. We don’t like snobs, people who think they are better than everyone else, or people who whine a lot. We value strength and intelligence on all levels.

WE DO NOT BELIEVE IN THE TERMS POSER OR WANNABE, PLEASE DON’T COME HERE AND ACT LIKE YOU ARE THE COOLEST PERSON EVER, BECAUSE I AM SURE EVERYONE GOES THROUGH A POSER/WANNABE FAZE SOMETIME IN LIFE. GET OVER YOURSELF. If you didn’t want to be something, you couldn’t be. So you are a wannabe too!

Thank you,

Duvy

my e-mail

Industrial Radio

By Duvy ⋅ April 2, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Audio Assault - A weekly broadcast of industrial and post-industrial music from 90.5 WUSC in South Carolina. Online listening available through RealPlayer.
Black Channel - Radio show also broadcast through RealAudio presenting the world of gothic, industrial, dark techno, electro, ritual, experimental, ambient, and avant garde.
EBM Radio - Free streaming EBM, electro-industrial, synthpop, dark, electronic, and futurepop.
The Erotic Tablesaw - An industrial music program broadcast on CHSR-fm, 97.9 in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Online listening available through RealPlayer.
God’s Wil - Gothic, electro, industrial, noise, dark ambient and EBM show on the independent Radio 100 from Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Also features a live webcast.
Hexenradio - Offers archives of past shows, setlists, and contact information. Formerly Radio Distortion.
Industrial Zoning - Industrial, EBM, and electronica show out of Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Includes RealAudio streaming, archive of past shows, and playlists.
Mutant Radio - Radio show playing unusual and obscure new wave, gothic industrial and cold wave music from the early 80s via RealPlayer.
Ripe With Decay - A weekly radio program featured every Wednesday on 93.5 CHMR-FM in Newfoundland, showcasing all varieties of industrial music. Online stream available through RealPlayer.
Schizophonia - French-based site includes downloadable MP3s of past shows, news, events calendar, and setlists.
The SlagHuis: Radio Free Abattoir - Offers new gothic, industrial, and darkwave music. Broadcast archive, station background, featured tracks.

Industrial Bands

By Duvy ⋅ April 2, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

1000 Homo DJ’s - Information on the Ministry side project includes history, discography, and lyrics.
BBC: 23 Skidoo, Seven Songs - Positive review of the 1981 album, “an album which actually lives up to the claim of having been ‘hugely influential’.”
Discogs: 23 Skidoo - Complete discography of the band.
DJ History: 23 Skidoo - Article reviewing the band’s career, by Bill Brewster.
23 Skidoo Fetish Archive - Discography, downloadable real audio, and MP3s for the industrial experimental funk band associated with Cabaret Voltaire, Coil, and Throbbing Gristle.
9volt Revolt - Band from Louisville, Kentucky. Members of Tokyo3, Spidera, Atomic and The Revenants. Music, news, biographies, and photos.
Ache, The - Official site features news, music, pictures, biography, links and a forum.
Action Directe - English band’s site features news, history, discography, pictures, MP3s, and ordering information.
Aggravated Static - Florida band’s site features news, biography, discography, pictures, and MP3s.
Ah Cama-Sotz - Official site, featuring industrial doom and dark atmospheres.
Alex Machine - News, pictures, MP3s, discography, and merchandise.
All Flesh - Metal-industrial band from Minneapolis with prophetc and religious themes.
Alluring Eve - Band’s official site featuring pictures, guestbook, tour information, music information, a band biography, and a “street team” section.
Ann Hell - Site features MP3s, discography, and lyrics, in both English and Spanish.
AntiQuark - Goth-industrial band from San Diego.
A-Set - History, news, discography, audio downloads, and lyrics.
Assimilate - Solo project of Cesium 133’s Ben Endicott features discography and merchandise.
Azoic, The - Female fronted industrial dance. Site contains news, biography, discography, show schedule, interviews, reviews, and pictures.
Bahntier - Italian band with news, biography, music clips, photos, video, and schedule of live shows.
Birmingham 6 - Official website for the Danish band. News, biography, discography, pictures, and an MPEG video.
Black Horizon - The band’s official site. Features information, downloads, a band biography, news, and contact information.
Blank - Italian band’s site features news, discography, pictures, and MP3s.
BloodMachine - A one man project site features news, FAQ, pictures, and MP3s.
Bratwurst - Band based out of Duluth, Minnesota that creates a mix of industrial, techno, electronic, experimental, noise, synth music.
Carved Insane - Official website includes discography information, and links to the frontman’s other projects.
Chango Feo - Site includes biography, discography, and media downloads.
Chaotica - Indiana band’s site features a biography, discography, MP3s, merchandise, pictures, and tour dates.
Cheated Virgins, The - News, gig list, contact information, biographies, MP3 samples, lyrics.
Clarke, Timothy Steven - Features music written for video games.
Collapse - California band’s site features artwork, writings, and MP3s.
Colossal Spin - Post-industrial metal music. Official site.
Contagion - Features news, discography, MP3s, videos, lyrics, and merchandise.
Control Theory - News, biography, pictures, MP3s, upcoming shows, and merchandise for the San Francisco band.
Cyanotic - Official site features information, media, concert listings, a forum and a store.
Axis: Cabaret Voltaire - Includes an article on the band and a listing of past live performances.
Brainwashed: Cabaret Voltaire - Complete and official site with news, discography, interviews and reviews.
Cabaret Voltaire - Fan page with sound samples (1987 and newer).
Cabaret Voltaire Interview - Interview with Richard Kirk from early 1993, from the archives of the ezine Chaos Control.
RollingStone.com: Cabaret Voltaire - Includes a biography, discography, links and message board.
All Music Guide: Clock DVA - Review of the career and recordings of Clock DVA.
Anterior Research and Clock DVA - Official web site of the band Clock DVA and their record label.
Clock DVA - Five tracks from the album “Man-Amplified” in Real Audio format.
Clock DVA - A 20 Year Timeline - Article outlining the history of the band from 1978-1998.
Black Sheep and Black Suns - Interview with the band Coil shortly following the release of “Love’s Secret Domain” in 1991.
Coil - An interview with John Balance from the British ‘zine Compulsion.
Coil at Axis - Archive interviews and features from the early years of Coil.
The Coil Mailing List - Dedicated to discussion of the band Coil: subscription information and archives.
Coil: The Solar Lodge - Official site at Brainwashed. Includes news, directly from Peter Christopherson and Jhon Balance.
Vanleeuwen.to - Coil fan site includes message board, chat, and photos.
Album Reviews at Musicfolio - Covenant discography, album reviews and ratings, and links.
Covenant - Official site of the European industrial group. Includes discography and news. Flash required.
Covenant Interview from Chaotic Critiques Fanzine - Interview regarding album ‘Europa’ and how it compares to the band’s previous work.
Device - Features MP3 samples, history of the band, and member profiles.
Die Kranken Katzchen - Industrial band from Phoenix, Arizona.
digital PULSE unit - Solo industrial / EBM project with Skinny Puppy influences.
Dismantled - Features news, biography, audio stream, media downloads, interviews, and ordering information.
Dizzy Nitre - Official site offering posters, live information, and studio information.
Doomsday Virus - Official site includes MP3 samples, biography, and photos.
Dr Kevorkian & the Suicide Machine - New Zealand band’s site features ordering information, lyrics, pictures, and MP3s.
Drone 24-7 - Includes audio samples, biography, MP3 downloads, and press information.
All Music Guide: Die Warzau - Profile, and discography with review.
Die Warzau - Official site includes news, history, discography, sound files, and photos.
Die Warzau Lyrics - Lyrics from their first three albums.
Discogs: Die Warzau - Discography for the band.
EBE - Features news, discography, pictures, and MP3s.
Endif - This site is the official access node for all things pertaining to Endif.
Blixa Bargeld - Official site for the band’s lead singer with news, events, biography, projects, discography and promo pictures. [English and German.]
Bryan’s Einsturzende Neubauten Fanpage - Features album listings and lyrics.
Einstürzende Neubauten - Band history, interviews, lyrics. Much of the site is in German, but there are some sections in both German and English, and English interviews. Sometimes you need to scroll down on a page to see the English text.
Einstürzende Neubauten - Official site with news, sounds, photos, and links.
Einsturzende Neubauten at Mute Records - Press release for Total Eclipse of the Sun single.
Einstürzende Neubauten Unofficial Homepage - A fan page with facts, rumours, discography, song clips, photos and links.
Liliacea - Einsturzende Neubauten fan site with much unique content.
Metacritic: Silence is Sexy - Links to a few reviews of the album.
Foetus - Officially sanctioned web entity with oodles of information. Includes news, discography, audio and video files, photos, biographies, merchandise sales, lyrics, reviews, interviews, and articles.
All Music Guide: Foetus - Entry about Jim “Foetus” Thirlwell.
Birdman Records: Foetus - Profile from his new record label.
Chingada - Discussion list for all things Foetus — the many musical projects of Jim Thirlwell, aka Clint Ruin.
The Complete Front 242 Discography - Discography, with images, includes side projects and remixes.
Evil E ’s FRONT 242 site - Bootleg and guest appearance information, and remix and side project.
Front 242 - Last Sigh Magazine’s tribute site to the band.
Front 242 - The official website for the fathers of Electronic Body Music.
Front 242 Live Review - La Plume Noire e-zine review of live show at Galaxy Theatre in Santa Ana, California on October 2nd, 2000.
Front 242: Musicfolio album reviews - discography, album reviews and ratings.
Joseph Gogh HomePage - Complete discography, lyrics, and interviews.
Neo-242’s Picture Archive - A no-nonsense picture archive of the Belgian EBM formation Front 242.
Front Line Assembly - Has news, pictures, side project information and more for this Canadian industrial group.
Front Line Assembly Czech Homepage. - Complete fan site features news, history, discography, pictures, lyrics, and reviews their shows in the Czech Republic. In English and Czech.
Metropolis Records: Front Line Assembly - Biography, sound files, and information about the band’s releases on the label.
Rockmagic.net: FLA Lyrics - Song lyrics for 38 tracks, indexed by album and alphabetically.
Elektrobank Presents: Funker Vogt - Fan created site with audio samples, exclusive pictures, and interviews.
Funker Vogt (English) - Official site features news, lyrics, discography, merchandise, and multimedia.
Funker Vogt (German) - Official site features news, lyrics, discography, merchandise, and multimedia.
Metropolis Records: Funker Vogt - Profile and partial discography from their USA label.
Yahoo! Groups: Funker Vogt - Discussion group for Funker Vogt fans. [Yahoo! registration required.]
Glizten - Official site of the industrial rock band from Johnson City, Tennessee. News, band biography and MP3 samples.
Globus - News, music, downloads, reviews and contact information for this industrial rock band from Sarajevo, Bosnia.
God Project, The - Agressive, intelligent, industrial-electronic music from northeast Kansas.
godkomplex - Official site featuring news, photos and music downloads.
Hieronymus Bosch Musical Project - Official site of the Bulgarian underground project.
HIV+ HARSH INDUSTRIAL VIRUS - This site contains noise and harsh music, pictures, history and paintings.
holocaust humanity, the - Official site features news, band pictures, and audio samples.
Hula - Information about the eighties industrial band from Sheffield England. Features discography and history.
Hyper-Nebula - An industrial-triphop band from Brighton, UK, influenced by bands like NIN, Massive Attack, Leftfield, and Throbbing Gristle. With pictures, lyrics, MP3s and links.
DFC Eye Candy: Hanzel Und Gretyl - Four photos from a live performance.
Metropolis Records: Hanzel und Gretyl - Profile and sound clips from their record label.
Rollingstone.com: Hanzel Und Gretyl - Includes a biography, discography, links and message board.
Hate In The Box - Official band site, with background, lyrics, MP3s, artwork, show details, and links.
Hate in the Box Hinged with Abuse - Includes a messageboard, photos, chat, calendar, links and news.
Hocico German Fanbase - Fan site features news, pictures, discography, tour dates, and press clippings.
Infinity Interrupt - First release called Antarctica Starts Here. This site contains Bio,News and Contact info.
Infovein - Music, biography and contact information for this Industrial Texas-based recording artist.
intoXILE - Gothic, darkwave band from the East Coast. Site includes song downloads, pictures, news, and related links.
Intricate Unit - Leatherstrip influenced Industrial. MP3s and other band information.
Jerk - An industrial metal band from Sydney, Australia. With news, pictures, audio and video clips, reviews, and profiles.
Katscan - Electronic-punk industrial band’s official site.
Ken Gage Web Family, The - Site dedicated to the works of extremist writer Ken Gage, including surreal art, industrial music and horror.
khate.org - Slammin’ industrial tunes by a one girl act from Virginia.
Krieg Der Kinder - A band combing industrial metal, punk and noise music. With pictures, background, news, MP3s, schedule and merchandise.
World of KMFDM - Official site, maintained by Sascha Konietzko. History, discography, lyrics to select songs, frequently asked questions, and place to order official merchandise.
All Music Guide: KMFDM - Biography, discography, select album covers, and information on the members and related projects.
ArtistDirect Network: KMFDM - Contains a biography, discography, related artists, and a list of hit songs with windows media and realplayer audio samples.
KAOS2000 Magazine - MDFMK-era interview with Sascha Konietzko by David Lee Wilson.
KMFDM - Musik ist Macht - 1997 tour dates, lyrics, band members, discography, and news from early 1999.
KMFDM Concert Tale - An account of the 2002 KMFDM concert. Includes pictures and a summary of the show.
KMFDM Frequently Asked Questions - A large collection of questions and answers. Much of the information comes from Sascha Konietzko.
KMFDMania - Includes discography, history, links, original poems, and audio.
Launch.com: KMFDM - Features a biography, videos, photos, reviews, news, and a community message board.
A Magic Carpet Ride to Hell - Contains news, biography, discography, images, tablature, articles, interviews, videos, Real Audio, wave files, and links.
Massive Attack: The KMFDM Webring - Houses over 60 sites.
Metropolis Records: KMFDM - Detailed biography of the band from one of their record labels in the United States. MP3 and realplayer audio clips are included.
Mission: MDFMK - Current news, full discography, multimedia, excusive content - maintained by an mdfmk representative.
MSJ - Post-WWIII interview with Sascha Konietzko.
RollingStone.com: KMFDM - Includes a biography, discography, photos, articles, video, links and message board.
Szero’s KMFDM - Band discography, lyrics, interviews and reviews, history, and old news. No longer updated.
VH1: KMFDM - News, album reviews, audio downloads, biography, discography, links, and bulletin boards.
Lab Productions Music Magazine: KMFDM Interview - Post-WWIII interview with Sascha. (November 10, 2003)
Lab Productions Photo Extravaganza: KMFDM - Live pictures from the House of Blues in Chicago, taken by Jason Allen. (October 26, 2003)
Seattle Weekly - Sascha and Lucia interviewed by Andrew Bonazelli. (October 15, 2003)
Electromeda - Sascha talks about the breakup of the band, Sanctuary records, the band members, and what’s to come in this interview. (October 3, 2003)
DNA Lounge: KMFDM Featuring Pig Photos - Live pictures taken at the DNA Lounge. Also includes live photos of 16 Volt and Kidneythieves from the same show. (June 2, 2002)
USATODAY.com - Sascha answers fan-submitted questions. (February 6, 2002)
Sonic Boom: KMFDM Interview - Interview with Sascha Konietzko, Tim Skold, and Gunter Schultz. (November 3, 1997)
Ledernacken - Homepage of German musician Ledernacken. Has Realaudio audio samples, photo gallery and discography.
lemur - Official site of the tribal/industrial band.
Life-X-Zero - Industrial music witch technoid influences.
Loathias - News updates on the Toronto band, and the side project Bio Grove.
low distortion unit - The official website of the french industrial rock band that composed the music of “Alone in the dark 4″.
Laibach - Official homepage includes biography, discography, bibleography, manifesto, interviews, poster images, and information about side projects and NSK.
Laibach - Fan site includes audio, discography, interviews, pictures, video, tour dates and history.
Laibach - The art and music of Laibach plus the Neue Slowenische Kunst.
Omega’s Laibach Web Page - A fan page with tour information, CD reviews and pictures. Warning: automatically plays a midi file upon loading.
The Unofficial Laibach Web Site - Includes news, history, links, concert information, and discography.
Metropolis Records - Leaether Strip - Official page featuring history, discography, and audio clips from the record label.
Manufactured Soul - Futuristic electro-industrial based in Norfolk.
Mercy Cage, The - Official website for New Zealand darkwave/industrial band.
Meurs et Ressuscite - Discography, press-book, MP3 and RealAudio samples for the punk industrial band.
mindFIELD - Official site for the electronic/techno/industrial/whatever band from Worcester, Massachusetts. Includes biography, MP3s, photos, and tour information.
Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud, The - A band releasing music since 1993. With news, background, discography, press, pictures, and links.
Murder By Modem - American band’s page features biography, discography, and photos.
All Music Guide: MC 900 Ft. Jesus - Profile, and discography with reviews.
MC 900ft Jesus Page - Fan site includes a discography with cover images, sound files and lyrics.
SWerquin.net: MC 900 Ft Jesus - History and discography.
All Music Guide: Meat Beat Manifesto - Biography, and discography with reviews.
Ink 19: Meat Beat Manifesto: In Dub - Review by Bill Campbell of the dub remix of the RUOK? album.
MBM Web - Official site for Meat Beat Manifesto.
Rollingstone.com: Meat Beat Manifesto - Includes a biography, discography, photos, links and message board.
Al Jourgensen - Tribute to the man behind such constellations as Ministry, the Revolting Cocks and 1000 Homo DJs.
Just One Fix - News, information, links, multimedia, current releases, lyrics, and discography.
Ministry - Official site includes news, tour dates, biography and discography, audio and video clips, pictures, and “Piss Army,” a fan club.
Ministry.nu - Devoted to the biggest industrial rock group and their fans. Site has news, tour dates, and information on side projects by band members.
RollingStone.com: Ministry - Includes a biography, discography, photos, articles, links and message board.
Stéphane Burlot Photographie: Ministry - Photos from two Paris shows, 1999 and 2002.
TrouserPress.com: Ministry - Extensive biography and a discography.
VH1: Ministry - Includes album reviews, music news, audio downloads, biography, discography, links, and a bulletin board.
Kooler Than Ascii - Resources - The TKK FAQ, discography, lyrics, samples listing and interview archives.
The Mindway - Tour dates, verified news, rumors, releases, and photos.
Rykodisc Records - Reissued 3 formerly-out-of-print albums in April, 1999; track lists and sound clips [RealAudio], news, tour information and a message board.
Sinsation - General band information, a few pictures, two sound clips and an answer to the question “Why Isn’t TKK Ever On MTV?”.
Thrill Kill Kids - Pictures of TKK fans.
Thrill Kill Kult - Mailing list.
WBER - A picture of Jackie Black and Groovie Mann at a college radio station.
Yahoo Groups: The Shock of Point 6 - Forum with news and rumors.
Natural Selection - One-man project out of Florida. Site includes art, writings, and RealAudio files.
Necessary Response - Offers news, message board, and audio streaming.
Nervous Sys-op - Electronic Industrial Dance band that offers mp3s of their work.
Nervous System - The official site for the underground band from Maryland which specializes in industrial metal music.
Netherfabrik - The official site for electro-industrial music project. Site is run by the artist, and contains pertinent news, a conceptual description of the band, and contact info.
No Name Desire - Official site of the EBM band from Prague, Czech Republic.
Noisex - Official information site about the German industrial-rhythm-noise project.
Null Character - Official site for the one-person industrial/dance/rock project. With news, background, personal photos, and links.
The NIN Hotline - Frequently updated source for news and events. RSS feed available
Nine Inch Nails - Official site includes news, discography, tour dates, video clips, and answers to submitted questions. RSS feed available.
Digital Noise - Unofficial Nothing Records news, articles, reviews, and forum.
Lyrics Freak: Nine Inch Nails - Lyrics sorted alphabetically or by album.
MTV.com: Nine Inch Nails - Features music video clips, album reviews, live performances, and interviews.
The NIN Collector - Lists all official releases, domestic and foreign, with rarity index.
Nine Inch Nails Bass Tabs - bass tabs for a number of songs
The Nine Inch Nails Webpit - Includes a bootleg archive, discography information, lyrics, articles and links to many sites on the “NINternet”.
Nineinchnails.net - News, store, forum, FAQs, graphics, and audio and video downloads.
RollingStone.com: Nine Inch Nails - Includes biography, recordings, pictures, articles, video files, and message board.
VH1: Nine Inch Nails - News, biography, musical influences, audio clips, pictures, and music videos.
Oomph! - Fan site for the German band founded in 1991. With background, profiles, pictures, news, audio and video clips, and links.
Overbeyond - French electro industrial duet. Influenced by bands such as Suicide Commando, Dive, Velvet Acid Christ or Kirlian Camera.
Park, Remo - German rock/industrial/electronica/progressive musician; includes history, lyrics, and song downloads. [German and English.]
platEAU - Minimalist techno sounds of cEvin Key and Co.
Psycho Industry - A musical project mixing metal and industrial music. Listen to the tracks in RealAudio, order the album, news, history, live sessions, and contacts.
PTP - Devoted to the Ministry side-project PTP (Programming The Psychodrill), a band with only one two-song single. History, discography, lyrics, images, and rare information.
The Pigface Homepage - Official site includes news, discography, the ultimate line-up list, photos, RealAudio, interviews and lyrics.
Pigface - Photos by Jacqueline Peterson taken at the Quest in Minneapolis. (December 12, 2003)
Onion AV Club - Interview with Martin Atkins on Invisible Records and planting trees for Bon Jovi drummer, Tico Torres. (April 2, 1998)
Splendid: Pigface - A review of Pigface’s “A New High in Low.” (September 22, 1997)
Official Project Pitchfork Homepage - An extensive fansite: with news, biography, discography, pictures, song samples, lyrics, and other band-related content.
Family ov Psychick Individuals - Large archive of information, including a comprehensive discography with cover pictures.
Genesis P-Orridge and Psychic TV - Profile of the band from Invisible Records, with RealAudio sound samples.
Psychic TV Discography - Discography, plus Genesis P-Orridge and related artists.
RC Drone - Features MP3s, show dates and live pictures.
Reactor Mind - Official site for the Skinny Puppy influenced band. Offers news, discography, images and downloads.
Reel Homepage - Homepage for REEL, from Amsterdam, Holland. Especially check out the music from their album “Stock Ausfahrt”.
Reisswolvf - Homepage with full length MP3s, contact information, a collection of related links and a webrings section.
Reyne, Jordan - Underground New Zealand-based artist creating industrial-tinged apocalyptic folk-noir. With MP3s, discography, reviews, gigs, and links.
Rammstein - Official English site. Discography, specials, information on the date and location of new Rammstein concerts, and a restricted access fan area.
Paul Shrine 2002 - Tribute to Rammstein guitarist Paul Landers with photographs, news, observations, polls, sounds, and a biography.
Pretty Boy Playground - Fan shrine to Rammstein lead guitarist Richard Kruspe. Features pictures, fan submitted artwork and fiction, and humor articles.
RollingStone.com: Rammstein - Biography, photo gallery, discography with album ratings, trivia quiz, and a message board.
VH1: Rammstein - Album reviews, news, audio downloads, biography, discography, links, and bulletin board.
What Would Till Do - Offers interviews and conversations with Till, pictures, and other fan links.
RollingStone.com: Revolting Cocks - Biography, photo, and discography.
TrouserPress.com: Revolting Cocks - Review of the band’s career and recordings.
TVT Records: Revolting Cocks - Discography and information.
Savage Republic - 1980s Los Angeles seminal industrial/rock/experimental band. This official site hosts audio and video downloads and a historical archive.
Silent Science, The - A Los Angeles based electro/synth pop act similar to Apoptygma Berzerk, VNV Nation, De/Vision, Elegant Machinery and Neuroactive. With news, biography, and contact information.
Six Past Seven - An industrial/ambient project based in Germany. With news, downloads, discography, and links.
Skeptical - Electro-industrial solo artist based out of Middletown, Connecticut.
Slaughter Productions - A death-industrial project of Italian artist Marco Corbelli’s since 1992. With information on some of his more than 100 cassettes of death ambient, experimental and similar genres.
Smallcreep - Official website, news, reviews, pictures, MP3 downloads.
Solaria - Industrial band from New Jersey. Official site hosting information and media.
Speck - Biographies, links, real audio, and upcoming news about new releases.
Spiral-Shaped Mind - One-man industrial band’s official site hosts information about the band, a message board, sample song downloads, and an “opinions and beliefs” section.
Still Life Decay - Features biography, photos, discography and news.
Substate Reactor - The official home page of Atomic Music. Reviews, artwork, and lyrics. Join the State to receive a free catalogue and stickers.
Symbiot - A techno-thrash industrial band. With background, news, gig dates, pictures and links.
Synthetic Dream Foundation, The - Experimental industrial and classical music composer from Tampa, Florida; includes news, biography, MP3s, images and links.
Syrynge - Cleveland, Ohio band’s site features news, a biography, MP3s, pictures, concert schedule, and contact information.
Chaos Control: Severed Heads - Interview from 1996 with Mark Ellard.
Exiles - The mailing list that continues on from the official list’s closure.
Godsend: Severed Heads Interview - Interview from 1990 with Tom Ellard.
Sevcom Com Com - Home site of the electronic group Severed Heads. Features streaming radio, galleries, music sales, and sound files.
Severed Heads - Independent site endorsed by the band, featuring the complete discography and other archive material.
Severed Heads: Come Visit the Big Bigot Again - Retrospecive review of “Come Visit the Big Bigot.”
The Severed Heads Liberation Front - Features lyrics, FAQ, and liner notes.
Snarl Texts: Severed Heads - Interview with Tom Ellard from 1994.
Vivisect: Severed Heads Discography - Text discography, with a review of the “Dead Eyes Opened” 1994 CD single.
Litany - News about Skinny Puppy and related projects, such as ohGr, Download, The Tear Garden, platEAU and cEvin Key.
Skinny Puppy - A detailed profile and discography from Last Sigh Magazine.
Skinny Puppy Central - Fan site includes discography, interviews, lyrics, photos, and mail list information.
Skinny Puppy Web Ring - Index of pages about Skinny Puppy; listing of sites and membership form.
Static - Skinny Puppy history, discography, side projects and lyrics.
Subconscious Studios - cEvin Key’s record label featuring a wide variety of bands influenced by Key and Skinny Puppy.
The Urban Fracture - Fan site includes history, discography, images, articles and interviews, and a personal collection of SP memorabilia.
Slick Idiot - Fansite includes reviews, live show photos and artwork.
Slick Idiot - Official site includes release information, tour dates, pictures, lyrics, store and media clips.
Taunt - Goth/Industrial band based in Glasgow, Scotland. Includes news, tour dates, and samples in MP3 format.
Trans-Dimensional Voice - Band site with song samples in MP3 or RealPlayer format, and artist writings.
TV - A harsh ebm industrial band influenced by artists such as KMFDM, Pig, Front 242, Ministry and Skinny Puppy. With background, MP3s, show dates, pictures, reviews, and links.
Official Test Dept site 2004 - Official Test Dept site featuring archive material. Former members current activities including sonic art and multi media installation, event, performance, soundtrack and video work.
Test Dept - Official but out-of-date band website, with band information and history.
Test Dept. - Fansite dedicated to this industrial music group that came out of Britain during the 1980s. Includes a partial discography, reviews and band information.
Throbbing Gristle - Official site of the band and their Industrial Records label includes news, photo galleries, discography, performance list, technical information, and archives of texts and memorabilia.
Vigoramity - Homepage of Winnipeg based industrial band, Vigoramity.
Viktim - Official homepage for the band based out of south Jersey. News, downloads and MP3s.
Violent Work of Art - Official unofficial home of the Industrial-Techno-Death-Jungle band from Sweden.
VX - Indiana based electronic band with a female vocalist.
Metropolis Records: Velvet Acid Christ - News about new releases, with sound files.
Velvet Acid Christ - Official site includes lyrics, news, biography, discography, interviews and pictures.
All Music Guide: VNV Nation - Profile, and discography with teviews.
Musicfolio: VNV Nation - Discography, album reviews and ratings, with links to similar future-pop/EBM artists.
VNV Nation - Official site, with biography, album information, tour details, photos and MP3 samples.
Ed Klein’s Music Database - Discography.
Funeral Diner - News, biography, lyrics, discography, sound clips and other multimedia, pictures, and interviews.
Indulge Your Senses - Biography from a :Wumpscut: press release and a discography with small pictures of some of the release covers.
Metropolis Records - News direct from the source, short biography, discography of releases available from Metropolis and sound clips.

Industrial Music Magazines

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Alien ezine - Provides news, reviews, interviews, band profiles and upcoming events.
Choking on Sulphur - Interviews, new releases, reviews, scene news and a web based radio station.
Cybase23 - The UK industrial music webzine. Featuring editorials, scene news and interviews.
Enter the Machine - Industrial music webzine, with reviews, photos and links.
Grave Concerns - E-zine with industrial band interviews, album reviews, news and links.
HeadMuzik - Industrial music and experimental design.
Industrial Kollective.org - Toronto based webzine featuring events, reviews, interviews and links.
Industrial Music - A historical and cultural discussion of the industrial music genre, including bands, music and subculture.
Industrial Nation - Webzine covering industrial, gothic, electro and experimental music in all its forms.
LoopZine.TV - Monthly gothic and industrial music zine with images and music of featured artists in RealPlayer format, and industry news. Available on PointCast, e-mail delivery, or online.
Moving Hands Music Magazine - Industrial, electro, goth and EBM.
Reflections of Darkness - Offers news, concert reviews, interviews, and an events calendar.
Sick Among the Pure - Offers news, interviews, reviews, and events updated monthly.
Side-Line - Magazine from Brussels covering industrial, gothic, EBM, synthpop, darkwave and related music. Features reviews, interviews, news, concert listings and a weekly newsletter.
Sonic-Boom Magazine - An industrial/gothic music magazine. Site features archived back issues from July 1995 to November 1998.
Sordid Magazine - Interviews, reviews and features covering gothic, industrial, EBM, electro, atmospheric and related genres.
Wrapped in Wire - Covers industrial, gothic, electronic, synth and darkwave. Features include reviews, albums for sale, links, an art gallery and humor.