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Wetrobots makes us dance like an egyptian

4/30/2012

Found out about this cool group from Cairo through the Side-Linde Music Magazine.
Wetrobots are Hussein El Sherbini and Ismail Hosny. They are making som kick ass electro clash out of Egypt and have found a cool and outsopoken female lead singer in Bosaina II.
Check them out and download three of their songs for free right here.
Wetrobots EP Bang & Blow for free!
This stuff should make people dance like an egyptian everywhere this summer.

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K-Nitrate for the dancefloor

4/24/2012

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This is the kind of music that makes me wanna go clubbin'. Hard pounding ebm basses with a cool techno beat. The perfect mix between modern and oldschool.

K-Nitrate started in 1993 and released the debut Xenophobia in 1994. During the first years the band had an industrial sound and the songs had vocals and guitars.

Stark Punkt was released in september 2011 by Armalyte Industries. Since the release Voltage in 2010 the band has gotten more dance oriented. The guitars are gone and most of the songs have no traditional vocals. This works very well for the dancefloor, but for home listening the album gets a bit monotone after a while. The song Hate in The States is the exception having vocals by Douglas (Dog) Sudia. Although I really love the music I wish there were more songs with traditional vocals.

My favorite tracks are I.E.D. and Hate in the states. Let's go clubbin'!

K-Nitrate
Armalyte Industries

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Autodafeh live at Romo Night this saturday

4/18/2012

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One more fabolous night at Jazzhuset on April 21st that I gonna miss because of work. No reason for any other's to miss this though.

Romo Night will give you 3 live acts and alot of action on the dance floor this evening.

You will be able to see Autodafeh, Endless shame and Planet R perform live.

Event on Facebook

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Spetsnaz lite at The Zone

4/12/2012

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Another great event by The Zone on April 27. The place to be is at Jazzhuset to see Spetsnaz and to dance and drink the night away.

Event at Facebook

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Happy 'bout the new Guilt Trip

4/2/2012

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This CD arrived in the mail about a week ago, together with a 10 track bonus disc for all of us who pre-ordered it from Complete Control Productions.

This is really good sounding electronic music with an industrial touch. Karl Lindberg and Magnus Nilsson has really delivered a cool, hard hitting, diverse and well produced album.

Listening for the first time I instantly fall in love with tracks like Headplate, Crack Up and Breathe. But it's a great mix of easy accessible tracks and tracks that grows over time. Wich usually means that the album will last better over time. Writing this my favorite track of the moment is Reset.

I also have to mention that the lyrics are really interesting (not always the case with synth bands). Guilt Trip depicts a dark and troublesome unviverse. I don't always now exactly what they are singing about, but I get pictures and ideas that I make my own interpretations from. I do feel like band would like us to have the balls to open our eyes, stare ugly in the face and then resist it (or sometimes maybee embrace it?).

Feed the fire is a album that I have no intentions to resist though, 'casue this is a Guilt Trip that I really enjoy.

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Wetrobots makes us dance like an egyptian

K-Nitrate for the dancefloor

Autodafeh live at Romo Night this saturday

Spetsnaz lite at The Zone

Happy 'bout the new Guilt Trip

DJ Cy-Berg

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