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CD Feature/ Ministry & Co-Conspirators: "Cover Up" A modicum of taste for garage is required: Al Jourgensen’s favorite cover tunes.

CD Feature/ Fear Falls Burning: "Frenzy of the Absolute" An interaction with three distinct drummers: Jazz-like in its taste for the moment.

Random Stabbings 32 March's interesting records, subjectively compiled by Eric Saeger.

Mobius Band: Love will reign supreme - and for free At the dawn of their tour through Europe and the UK, the Mobius Band have released a free EP containing ...

15 Questions to D-Amato Project At first, Derek Amato's story sounds improbable. Never classicaly trained in any kind of way, he suffered a head injury. ...

Cd Feature/ Neptune: "Gong Lake" Born as an experiment in sculpture: Post-apocalyptic essays in noise.

CD Feature/ Gram Rabbit: "RadioAngel of the RobotBeat" Scarlett Johansson's favourite band: It requires an entire two listens to get you hooked.

David Tibet: Announces Roadburn Line-Up David Tibet of Current 93 has provided details on the program of the final night of the Roadburn Festival, which ...

Random Stabbings 31 February's interesting records, subjectively compiled by Eric Saeger.

KRAAK Festival 2008: Avantgarde and Boogie meet at church After nine editions away from the big city lights, Belgium's internationally loved event for unconventional music, KRAAK, is moving to ...

CD Feature/ Tying Tiffany: "Brain for Breakfast" Abrasive guitars & computergenerated Pop songs: An invitation to dance with one hand holding a machine gun.

CD Feature/ Nadja: "Corrasion" Reaching for the stars with only their fourth release: Neurotic drones as harvesters for Baker’s distorted grunts.

Net Feature/ Protestant Work Ethic: "Turned, and Turning EP" Cooper was wrong: Quietly blossoming songs on guitar, banjo and ukulele.

15 Questions to Stefan Németh With so many egos running wild, it is at the same time astounding and comforting to see an applauded artist ...

Net Feature/ Slon: "Jelenka EP" Tightrope artists with an inutitive timing: A solid core of guitar, bass and drums, embellished by cello and electronics.