Pre-Orders are now up for END: the DJ’s upcoming album ‘Endtrovert’ on Shinto Records May 15

END: the DJ’s upcoming ‘Endtrovert’ features tracks by Centhron, Uberbyte, C-Lekktor, Angels On Acid, Stahlnebel & Black Selket and many more, 14 in total.  The album will be released on Shinto Records [U.S.] on May 15 in both mixed (CD format only) and a digital, un-mixed version will be available on iTunes, Rhapsody, Emusic and other digital distributors. 
“The album was originally to be released on Crunch Pod Music”, End says “but since going all digital, both the label and I agreed that I needed to find a label that would still be able to release a DJ mix album on CD; as consumers on average purchase their music with select tracks at a time, it goes against the very concept of a continuous mix album.  Fortunately, Shinto was there!”
Pre-Orders can now be made thru May 14 on the upcoming album for only $9.99 with a bonus Shinto Records compilation CD, choice of ‘Sin-Tech’ or ‘Sin-Faktory’, on Shinto Records website at http://www.shintorecords.com
An ‘Endtrovert’ album tour will begin this Summer; End will also be a featured DJ and stage member of Komor Kommando live at both the Kinetik Festival in Montreal (Canada) and the Triton Festival in New York (United States).

Mortiis

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Mortiis

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END: THE DJ

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The Killers

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Apr 102009
The Killers

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KMFDM

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KMFDM

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Ministry

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Apr 012009
Ministry

Despite the fact that they started out as a more pop-oriented goth band, Ministry’s unspeakably abrasive, endlessly negative music remains pretty much definitive industrial metal. On top of that, we have singer Al Jourgensen to thank for the whole post-apocalyptic biker-cowboy look that led to sales of millions upon millions of full length black leather [...more info]

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Mindless Self Indulgence

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