The band whose very name is synonymous with death rock, Christian Death has announced the release of a new full-length album, as well as a North American tour. As the follow-up to 2015’s The Root OF ALL Evilution, vocalist/guitarist Valor Kand explains that Evil Becomes Rule is a continuation of the previous album’s themes [..]

 
Steadily revealing the album track-by-track over the course of nearly two years, Klayton released in late 2021 the 25th anniversary edition of the 1995 self-titled debut of his Circle of Dust moniker. With each of these singles supplemented by instrumental versions and remixes, it was perhaps inevitable that a full-length remix companion would surface; now, ReGen Magazine is pleased to premiere a taste [..]

 
London-based Turkish darkwave and synthpop act Affet Robot has released the “Kills You Again” single in anticipation of an upcoming performance at this year’s SXSW. As the first new material since the Fiyasko album released in early 2021, the track marks the artist’s first track in English [..]

 
Among the many works of transgressive auteur and gay rights activist Derek Jarman was his short film Imagining October, shot in 1984 for the London Film Festival and with a soundtrack created by Genesis P-Orridge and Dave Ball. Considered by the artist to be among his best shorter works, Imagining October is also among his most rarely seen [..]

 
Following the release of the “EMDR” single to signal the industrial/metal band’s new album, Dawn of Ashes delves further into the depths of depression and despair with “The Despondent Hole.” Band founder Kristof Bathory calls the track “an assertation of the overwhelming, all-encompassing struggle [..]

 
Whenever an artist of notable stature passes away, there is almost always a sizeable amount of unreleased material left behind; such was the case when dub/reggae pioneer Lee “Scratch” Perry died this past August at the age of 85, first with his appearance on the impending release of Mark Stewart’s Vs record, and now also with his remix of Scottish trip-hop artist Dot Allison [..]

 
German new wave and electro/industrial act Junksista has revealed the first taste of the band’s new album in the form of the “Fuck Your Pretty Face” single and video. Never a band to shy away from bold and belligerent statements, the song sees the duo taking aim at the proliferation of unrealistic beauty standards in modern society [..]