Starting up a new website is no easy task, even for a veteran like Patrik Lindström, co-founder of prominent netzine Brutal Resonance, but with Electroracle.com, he is making strides to create and instill a greater sense of community for the electro/industrial music scene.
Revisiting the past, but without any Back to the Future drama, Jimmy Urine talks with ReGen about the beginnings of Mindless Self Indulgence, showcased on the upcoming album, PINK, along with his casting in Alleluia! The Devil’s Carnival.
Science and the Beat’s Robzilla speaks with ReGen about the band’s sleek, bluesy, catchy, but no less edgy approach to making music versus the more aggressive mold of More Machine Than Man, inviting audiences into their sensual world.
Trafficking in an excess of emotion, rhythm, and noise, this Kansas City trio is on a hot streak to greater heights of success in a post-digital world!
As the world awaits the conclusion of his long gestating Lovecraftian trilogy, The Unquiet Void’s Jason Wallach returns from beyond infinite, sightless, soundless space to reveal The Secrets of Vanished Aeons.
In a special contribution from Pandaemonic Enlightenment‘s Nuko Kapao, PreEmptive Strike 0.1 speaks about the evolution of the band’s sound to culminate in the latest release, Epos V.
Having established himself as a member of Pop Will Eat Itself and Gary Numan’s band, Tim Muddiman invites ReGen to see and hear his latest and most personal musical outlet, Tim Muddiman and The Strange.
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