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DE/VISION go their own way, launch an indie label and at the same time release their new album. "On the one hand the term POPGEFAHR clearly stands for the kind of music that we write best electro pop. The title gives people a first idea where the musical journey is headed", explains Steffen, proud father of a strapping boy since New Year's Day. "The album title is further meant to draw the attention to the new self-contained label. For others this might not be of such relevance, but for us it represents a big step towards even more independence." On the new album danger impends only in form of DE/VISION-typical sing-along- anthems. Since their early beginnings DE/VISION has been a band that has confidently stood out against the crowd with their extraordinary song writing qualities.

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Singer and songwriter Roi Robertson from London is Mechanical Cabaret. With his appealing mixture of EBM and Industrial influences, reminiscences of Depeche Mode and Soft Cell, outspoken lyrics and self-confident performance, Mechanical Cabaret has already attracted a faithful discipleship over the past years, e.g. as a support act for Mesh. At the end of 2007, the EP “Disbehave” was Roi’s first release at Major Records. Now for the first time, the label from Hamburg releases a long player by Mechanical Cabaret: “Damaged Goods” is the title of the eagerly awaited album, which Roi has been refining for over a year. The result will please not only the fans: Mechanical Cabaret has brought his aggressive, energetic sound to perfection. The digital single release “GBH” already proves: Mechanical Cabaret kicks off without compromise.

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Currently, the band is recording their upcoming album which now has a vague release set for June 2010.

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Industrial for the Clubs, massive bass garnished with tons of noise for the dance floor! The fourth instalment of the successful compilation series will challenge your stereo set with red hot and partly exclusive material from Combichrist, Nachtmahr, Dulce Liquido, Miss Construction, The Horrorist, Speedy J, KiEw, Northborne, UnterART, Cervello Elettronico, Phosgore, 13th Monkey and a roster of promising newcomers. The perfect fusion of harsh Industrial and dance floor compatible Techno-club-sounds, “Industrial For The Masses Vol. 4” brings together the cream of the crop in hard electronic sounds on an infernal compilation. As a special bonus, the set includes a CD-maxi from the promising new German Industrial-project Maelstrom Inc.

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Welcome to a new audio therapy in the Electro-madhouse! On “mental [per]mutation”, our favourite patients dive deeper into the everyday life of the institution, unearthing a sonic roller coaster ride of thudding mutated dance-floor-Industrial hybrids (“Käferfrühstück”, “Mister 29” and many more) , acoustic experiments, as well as instrumentals with a soundtrack-like feel (the “Retrograd”-series.) During the course of the album, the listener will gain deep insights into psychoacoustic excerpts from the patients’ files, strange new forms of therapy and numerous soliloquies, often between multiple personalities. “mental [per]mutation“ includes a second disc on which special cases from outside the institution (among them the NYC-Techno-legend Lenny Dee) have gained access to KiEw’s sound files to inject them with their very own madness. Welcome to Disco Dementia! Only one question remains: are the musicians mad or is it the listener?

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