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Details: Parent Category: News; Published: 18 January 2011

"A Perfect Solution", the latest album from Mesh, was surely one of the highlight releases of recent years. The boys from Bristol showcased both their club and alternative influences, creating a masterpiece caught between accessible beauty and bitter melancholy. Up next is "An Alternative Solution", a remix album with several unusual characteristics.

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Details: Parent Category: News; Published: 17 January 2011

Vallentuna, Stockholm, Sweden
17th - 18th June 2011
Genre: EBM, Industrial, Gothic, Electronic, Synth-Pop
SGA Festival - Stockholm Goes Alternative

The SGA Festival is an outdoor alternative festival being held in the outskirts of Stockholm. It will be the biggest alternative festival in Scandinavia! Both famous and well know bands will play with a mix of different styles of music from Synth-Pop and EBM to Industrial and Gothic. This concert is guaranteed to offer something for everyone! It will be the best summer alternative festival in Scandinavia.

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Details: Parent Category: News; Published: 16 January 2011

Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany
20th February 2011
Skunk Anansie

What a buzz it was that’s been created back in 2009 when Alternative Rock icon SKUNK ANANSIE returned from hibernation mode to the live outlets of this world with their European tour. Many at the time expressed their hopes this wouldn’t be the last live sign for the next 8 years, and obviously they were right. With the release of ‘Wonderlustre’, the band around Shannon Dyer finally released a new album that was rewarded with favourable reviews.

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Details: Parent Category: News; Published: 15 January 2011

Matrix, Bochum, Germany
25th February 2011
Klangstabil, Mono No Aware

With the EoD Live Edition, the team at Matrix club in Bochum strives to combine the successful party series with special live acts before the actual party starts. For 25th February they’ve opted for a rather avant-garde program. It all starts with MONO NO AWARE. Apart from that being Japanese and translating something like “an empathy toward things” it’s the label for a German act that for eleven years now spreads its power noise mayhem amongst audiences all over the place.

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Details: Parent Category: News; Published: 15 January 2011

König-Pilsener Arena, Oberhausen, Germany
22nd February 2011
The Australian Pink Foyd Show

Well, I think it is as redundant as anything to explain who PINK FLOYD are, so let’s switch over to what’s the meaning behind THE AUSTRALIAN PINK FLOYD SHOW. Back in 1988, a group of like-minded musicians came together in Australia to form a PINK FLOYD cover band. But not an ordinary one! Their goal is to play replications of the PINK FLOYD that are as close to the originals as it is possible extending to the visual replicas just as well.