Hailing from Essex, Crass has been referred to as one of the most significant and truly revolutionary acts in the first wave of punk music in the late ’70s, with the band’s 1978 debut The Feeding of the 5000 standing as an artistic landmark for its profane and political lyrics espousing anarchist philosophies of nuclear disarmament, censorship, anti-capitalism, and religious hypocrisy. In 2019, the band made the original pre-mixed stems from the album available to the public with the intention of allowing others to remix and reinterpret the music; among those to take up the challenge was legendary producer Martin “Youth” Glover [..]

 
On October 15, Scottish musician Robin Guthrie has released Mockingbird Love, the first in a planned series for the remainder of 2021. Calling it a concise and to-the-point effort, Guthrie comments that the four-track EP is but an appetizer for the forthcoming November and December releases, showcasing “a big sound and baritone guitars.” [..]

 
Following the unveiling of the Museum of Post Punk and Industrial Music, musician and entrepreneur Martin Atkins has announced a special event focusing on the 1982 performance by Public Image Ltd. at the now defunct Granada Theatre in Chicago. “Pete Jones and I had really started to cook as a rhythm section,” Atkins comments, reflecting on his tenure in the prominent post-punk and proto-new wave company [..]

 
Continuing to pursue their own brand of industrialized doom and machine-driven metal, L.A.’s Fact Pattern has allied itself with Re:Mission Entertainment for the release of From Where You’re Hiding. The EP features five tracks written and performed by the trio of Ian Flux, Jack Lowd, and Corey Hirsch, produced and mixed by Flux at his Monican Audio studio [..]

 
To refer to Rhys Fulber a legend at this point would be like saying that water is wet; since the mid ’80s, the Canadian musician/producer has been at the forefront of modern electronic and industrial music. Riding high on a wave of prolific activity, Fulber’s has announced the release of a new solo album, the result of a period of focused writing and composition due to the lockdowns of the past year-and-a-half [..]

 
Craig Joseph Huxtable is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Structure, the debut album of his Landscape Body Machine moniker, with the release of a special remastered edition. Recorded over the course of four years, the album was originally released in 1996, produced by Huxtable with Keith Gillard [..]

 
The Electronic Saviors compilation series may have reached its conclusion, Distortion Productions has not stopped the fight to eventually make cancer a thing of the past. Focusing now on concept collections and releases, the imprint has announced its latest effort, the “Breath of You” single featuring a duet by Sapphira Vee and Cat Hall [..]