The second album from God Module, Empath shows a departure from the sci-fi themes of the bands 1999 debut Artificial. Instead, Empath focused on an area far more personal to it's creator than exposed on earlier works, a place where abstract emotion intertwines with the beauty and horror of human life. Pounding beats and violent rhythm structures intertwine with the infectious synth melodies to create a sound that defied electronic music trends, by melding them all into one. It is truly a testament to the talent of the act that this remastered version of Empath sounds as vital and powerful as it did upon its original release.

cEvin Key and Dwayne Goettel's first outing as Download (and Dwayne's last before his death) showed a progression into industrial/electronic territory far more experimental than even Skinny Puppy's stranger moments. With the help of Phil Western and Mark Spybey, Furnace plays out like a soundtrack to a post-apocalyptic wasteland. The music ranges from frenetic industrial beats to textural Genesis P. Orridge's vocals on "Omniman," "Lebanull," and "Marred" that add a frightening quality, sounding both malevolent and mechanical, giving it the sense of a soundtrack to an unmade movie. It's an album full of dissonance and beauty...   
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Digital only single with three exclusive tracks and one remix, featuring Chibi from The Birthday Massacre.

A digital-only EP from Inure featuring remixes from the full length The Offering and a cover of the Florence + the Machines track "Blinding".

"I decided that this album would be a new beginning for Imperative Reaction,” says Ted Phelps of the bands upcoming self-titled release. Showcasing an evolved sound that combines the band’s explosive live show with the precise, electronic anthems Imperative Reaction has built its name on, Imperative Reaction is as much a summation as it is a huge step forward for a band never content to rest on past successes. In Phelps' words: “It is our defining album.”

The change is immediately clear on the forthcoming single, “Surface.” Grinding synthesizers merge with a pummeling dance beat that gives way to a huge chorus comprised...   
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Since the early nineties, 16Volt’s Eric Powell has been one of the leading influences in the American industrial rock scene. After the dust settled from 2006’s brilliant FullBlackHabit, Powell returned to the studio to begin work on the next masterpiece. The result, An even more refined, slightly more aggresive album titled AmericanPornSongs. The epic creation, features guest appearances by Tim Skold (Marylin Manson, KMFDM, Skold), Steve Pig (KMFDM, Pig), Joseph Bishara (Danzig, Rasputina), and many more!

Lord K (vocals) and Trebla (production) return once again with another album of compelling electronic rock, blending electronica/trance inspired analog synths, Davide Tavecchia’s power-driven guitars, and concussive drumming and production talents of Chris Vrenna. The band’s debut, Mother Ignorance, and subsequent touring garnered the band an enthusiastic following. For the new album, The Hipster Sacrifice, the Milan, Italy based band ups the ante, further refining its sound and even enlisting the talents of Chibi from label-mates The Birthday Massacre to join them on the lead single “Until The End”!

MELT mastermind Sebastian Komor has quite the musical pedigree, having been an original member of legendary EBM act Icon Of Coil along with a slew of his own projects, remixes and production work. Under the moniker MELT, Komor creates a raw, aggressive blend of full on guitar industrial rife with electro-EBM hooks and machine-gun rhythms. With contributions from ex-Front Line Assembly drummer Adrian White and mixing by Rhys Fulber, Emissions Of Hypocrisy shows once again that Komor’s talents are not confined to any one subgenre.