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ISNRadio : Episode 135

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It's time again to enjoy another wonderful episode of Industrial music nightmares  from our dear friend Edwin Somnambulist at ISNRadio. 

Thanks for the kind words and look out for our very own Cosmic Armchair's track featured in the show !

ISNRadio Episode 135 

New Album : UNTER NULL - Moving On

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After 5 long years UNTER NULL finally released her long awaited new album ‘Moving On’.

Engineered by industrial music legend Claus Larsen (LEAETHER STRIP),‘Moving On’ is an aggressive and introspective album that incorporates punk energy and the dance beats of EBM with variety of influences from industrial to classical music, from black metal to IDM. 

Available at Death Watch Asia

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Meteoor: R.O.J.A.K by Electronic Music Lab

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With music sounding like a mash up between Nine Inch Nails and Mortiis with visuals reminiscent of KMFDM and Rammstein, one would be surprised to know that this happened at an art installation as opposed to a music festival.But then again, R.O.J.A.K is anything but what you perceive it to be and that was one of the themes that was being explored by this exhibition put up by Electronic Music Lab.

Held at the NUS Cultural Center for 3 days (12-14 March), R.O.J.A.K is a history lesson that has come alive and bringing you back to the pivotal points of Singapore's history through its 4 stations; Coolie quarters (Depicting scenes from early 19th Century and the struggles of the migrants), Club Amigo A-Go-Go (The vibrancy of the 50's and 60's with the influx of new music genres and lifestyles), The Lonely Lounge (The highs and lows of Singapore's development and how modern technology became an escapism away from reality) and finally, the live performance that showcases the qualms and desires of the everyday Singaporean, bringing out the theme of R.O.J.A.K into prominence. 

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Meteoor: Meza Virs Performing At Metal For A Cause

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Local metal juggernaut Meza Virs took the stage and unleashed their infernal apocalypse as one of the seven bands performing for Metal For A Cause, a benefit gig held at Blackhole with profits going to the Red Cross for victims of the Haiti disaster. Despite missing their guitarist who was away overseas, lead vocalist Cedric doubled up on guitar duties as the sextet performed a medley of their songs including a cover of Love Song by The Cure. Their set also included a guest performance by Sathish and Lyon from Stillborn on vocals with their band being part of the bill for the night as well and judging from the reaction of the crowd with their horns held up high in unison, it was indeed a cause worth rocking out for! Robin Li from Metal Horde tells more about Metal For A Cause and his take on goth metal, among others;

Q: So what is the story behind Metal Horde?

Robin: The idea of Metal Horde came to my mind when I first attended a gig in March
last year. The intention in creating the group was to update all metal related
stuff to the listeners of the genre in Singapore and to help young bands by giving an opportunity to be heard and updating upcoming gigs. Although there have been members who have come and go with their respective reasons, I chose to hang on to this passion out of my love for the genre and after some time, finally assembled a
team with people that I can trust. They are friends who supported Metal Horde and
are genuinely supporting the local bands.

Q: What inspired you to create Metal For A Cause?

Robin: Metal in Singapore does have a huge following and with companies bringing in bands
like Lamb of God, I believe they have found
out that the number of listeners of the genre isn't just a minor number or being
overlooked in Singapore.

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Public Service Announcement - friendly warning for community members visiting Bangkok

For everyone, our Thai goth/Alternative counterparts have warned us that there is a major revolution expected to brew. Those who are travelling or touring with their band should take heed of the following:

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