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January 24, 2011 | 
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END: THE DJ’s relentless attack on dance floors continues in 2011!
Fresh from END’s “Fires on the Shore” EP release on Nilaihah Records, END will be releasing a new *double* mix album “THIS. IS. INDUSTRIAL CLUB MUSIC VOL. 1″ on CircuitHeads Music. The album will consist of 2 non-stop club mixes with over 25 of the latest & exclusive tracks by some of the best underground EBM/Industrial dance artists from around the globe, including FGFC820, STAHLNEBEL & BLACK SELKET, ANGELS ON ACID, SOULESS AFFECTION, E.I.D & many more, plus original music by END himself! The album will be released first exclusively on ENDtheDJ.com on March 8 with a limited digital booklet, followed by an online release in April (iTunes, Amazon, eMusic etc.) with a 2CD release soon after.
“THIS. IS. INDUSTRIAL CLUB MUSIC VOL. 1″ promises to be END’s most extensive release yet in his support of the music that drives him. “This music I feel can be highly underestimated in nightclubs everywhere”, END says, “and this mix album is my contribution to change that. This release is exactly what it says: Industrial Club Music, straight to the floor, hard & heavy. This is the kind of release I’ve been looking forward to do”.
END will also resume touring in February onwards this year in support of this new release, the “Fires on the Shore” EP and an upcoming sci-fi/horror movie soundtrack END has arranged & scored (further details TBA). Live dates thus far in the U.S. include:
18 Feb: Das Bunker Atlanta @ Shelter- Atlanta GA
20 Feb: Eclipse Nightclub- Jacksonville FL
25 Feb: Attrition- New Orleans LA
12 Mar: Club Sabbat @ The Flame- San Diego CA
19 Mar: Club Sanctuary- Tucson AZ
with more dates to be listed very soon
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Tags: Amazon, Attrition, Club Music, Dance Artists, Dance Floors, Das Bunker, Future Fashion, Gothic Shop, Grave Concerns, Horror Movie, Industrial Dance, Itunes, Movie Soundtrack, Music Vol, Original Music, Relentless Attack, San Diego Ca, Sci-Fi, Selket, Subculture Magazine | 
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Horror Book Review – Dean Koontz “The Darkest Evening of the Year” – Love it Or Hate It! By Carlene Rae Dater I picked up this book at the library mainly because it’s the story of a woman who helps to rescue Golden Retrievers. I personally became involved with Labrador rescue recently when my husband and I adopted a three-year-old Lab, so of course I had to read the book. The story held my interest, but was hard to read in part because, unfortunately, too many dogs are abused in puppy mills and Koontz goes into detail about them and how they operate, yuck. At one point, when he talked about putting a dog to sleep, I wept. I’ve had to do it too often and it was a reminder that dogs do not live nearly long enough. There was also a long thread about the abuse of a disabled Down syndrome child which was stomach turning – very tough to read. Well, Koontz IS a horror writer. I enjoyed Darkest Evening for the most part. The story was told from various view points, by apparently unrelated people. It was interesting to see how Koontz wove all the disparate threads together towards the finish of the book. However, the ending didn’t work for me – or for many people who reviewed the book on amazon.com. It almost seemed like Koontz got to a certain point, looked at his watch and said, “Boogers, I’ve got to wrap this up!”, and he did. There’s a big element of woo-woo in this book, so be prepared. Nickie, the Golden Retriever, who shows up in the beginning of the book may or may not hold the spirit of a previous dog or person. I think the dogs were more complete, interesting characters than the people who seem to me like caricatures. Once again, the woman were all gorgeous and the men handsome, the minor characters witty and rich. Give me a break. In spite of the dark element of this novel, there are some very funny, laugh-out-loud lines in the book. The humor is a nice counter-balance to all the horror. I loved reading about the Golden’s even though I’m a Labrador Retriever lover. I’ve lived with dogs long enough to know that they each have their own unique personalities and funny little quirks. A lot of Koontz books are very long – partly I think because he just LOVES to describe! He’s good at it but often it’s just too much – it makes my teeth hurt. This book had lots of lush description, and frequently I got lost in it all and had to go back to see what was happening to the people! Unlike some of his longer tomes this one is a more normal length at 354 pages. All in all I guess I’d have to say I didn’t love it and I didn’t hate it but I finished the book and that’s something I don’t always do! Carlene Rae Dater has been a writer of both fiction and non-fiction for over 25 years and has been published in a variety of genres. Writing, reading and talking about mysteries is her passion. Please visit and leave comments on her mystery blog at: http://www.themysterystartshere.com Please also visit her published books at: http://www.silveradopublishing.com
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Posted in Reviews, Writing | Tags: Amazon, Caricatures, Dark Element, Dater, Dean, Dean Koontz, Disparate Threads, Down Syndrome, Down Syndrome Child, Golden Retriever, Golden Retrievers, Horror, Horror Book, Horror Writer, Labrador Rescue, Puppy Mills, Rae, Reminder, Spite, Stomach, Story Of A Woman | Comments Closed
SYFY.COM WILL PREMIERE RIESE: KINGDOM FALLING, CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED, AWARD-WINNING STEAMPUNK DIGITAL SERIES, BEGINNING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26
NARRATED BY SANCTUARY’S AMANDA TAPPING
Stars Christine Chatelain (Sanctuary), Ryan Robbins (Caprica), Sharon Taylor (Stargate Universe), Ben Cotton (Harper’s Island), Alessandro Juliani (Battlestar Galactica) and Allison Mack (Smallville)
NEW YORK – October 13, 2010 – Marking a major expansion of its original content, Syfy.com will premiere the award-winning, steampunk digital series Riese: Kingdom Falling beginning October 26, on syfy.com/riese every Tuesday and Thursday, it was announced today by Craig Engler, Senior Vice President/General Manager, Syfy Digital.
The critically acclaimed Riese: Kingdom Falling is distributed by Fireworks International, the television and digital distribution arm of ContentFilm plc. Each episode runs approximately seven to eight minutes.
Narrated by Amanda Tapping (Sanctuary), the 10-part series stars a cavalcade of talent from the world of popular speculative drama including Christine Chatelain (The Bone Collector); Sharon Taylor (Stargate Universe); Ben Cotton (Harper’s Island), Allison Mack (Smallville); Ryan Robbins (Caprica); Patrick Gilmore (Stargate Universe); Alessandro Juliani (Battlestar Galactica) and Emilie Ullerup (Sanctuary).
The series will also be available via Sony’s PS3, Microsoft’s Xbox and Amazon.
Said Engler: “We saw Riese and thought they had done just an amazing job, and then we were able to give them some resources and bring Amanda on board to really help them take the series to the next level. I think new and existing fans will love the relaunch of the series onSyfy.com and enjoy all the new additions.”
Steampunk is a sub-genre of science fiction and fantasy that features anachronistic technology and design elements, often from Victorian-era Britain.
Riese:Kingdom Falling won the Streamy Award for Best Cinematography in a Web Series with a further three nominations for Best Sound Design, Best Foreign Series and Art Direction. The series was shot in Vancouver, BC, created by Ryan Copple and Kaleena Kiff, and produced by Galen Fletcher and Nicholas Humphries.
ABOUT RIESE;KINGDOM FALLING
Eleysia is a dying kingdom where resources are dwindling and compassion is fading. Distrust and anxiety have clouded people’s minds, causing a regression into primitive ways of thinking. People have grown restless, almost feral. Rituals and mythology have resurged, and the darker side of mankind has begun to reveal itself.
Riese (Christine Chatelain), a wanderer, travels across the decaying lands of Eleysia with her wolf, Fenrir. Marked as a heretic by religious group The Sect and the new Empress, Amara, Riese must evade their assassins and discover their true intentions for Eleysia.
Riese is the Crown Princess of Eleysia, forced to flee into the wilds after her family was slaughtered. She will soon serve as a catalyst for a disparate group of supposed heretics, the Resistance, launching them into civil war.
About Fireworks International
Fireworks International is Content Film’s international television and digital distribution division with over 3,000 hours of high-quality and commercially appealing programming including an extensive slate of major drama series, non-fiction entertainment, kids live action comedy and drama series, TV movies, mini-series and special event programming. Recent additions include comedic drama series, REPUBLIC OF DOYLE, primetime drama series, THE BORDER and heart-warming family drama series, HEARTLAND; non-fiction primetime documentary specials HUNTING THE LOST SYMBOL and I KNOW WHAT I SAW; U.S. tween comedy THE ASSISTANTS; high definition multi-platform thriller series VALEMONT, GIRL NUMBER 9 and Sci-Fi thriller, RIESE; new children’s programmes HALF MOON INVESTIGATIONS, FAMILY BIZ as well as the classic anime series, ROBOTECH; plus over 200 U.S. network mini-series and TV movies; and specials including the Annual U.S. PRIMETIME EMMY AWARDS show. This new product is combined with the large and valuable Fireworks library catalogue, which is complemented by a raft of formidable television shows including Gene Roddenberry’s ANDROMEDA, MUTANT X and RELIC HUNTER.
Syfy is a media destination for imagination-based entertainment. With year round acclaimed original series, events, blockbuster movies, classic science fiction and fantasy programming, a dynamic Web site (www.Syfy.com), and a portfolio of adjacent business (Syfy Ventures),Syfy is a passport to limitless possibilities. Originally launched in 1992 as SCI FI Channel, and currently in more than 96 million homes, Syfyis a network of NBC Universal, one of the world’s leading media and entertainment companies. (Syfy. Imagine greater.)
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Posted in Steampunk | Tags: Alessandro Juliani, Allison Mack, Amanda Tapping, Amazon, Battlestar Galactica, Bone Collector, Caprica, Christine Chatelain, Contentfilm, Design Elements, Digital Distribution, Distribution Arm, New Additions, Patrick Gilmore, Science Fiction And Fantasy, Senior Vice President, Series Stars, Sharon Taylor, Smallville, Steampunk | Comments Closed
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