Tag: Depeche Mode

The Bucharest-based producer and DJ Victor Gunta writes and performs under the decidedly German-sounding moniker, Elektromekanik. And under that moniker, Gunta has specialized in a sound that employs elements of neo disco, deep house and […]

“Feel It” is the latest single from Ennui, the brainchild of Pittsburgh, PA-based musician and producer Jim Doutrich. The band has existed in a variety of incarnations since 2004 but their soon-to-released album Telepathic Beat will likely further Doutrich and company’s […]

Locally, vocalist Monika Heidemann was best known for being the frontperson of experimental NYC-based band Xylos and for collaboration with a number of experimental electronic and pop artists. Writing, recording and performing under the moniker of HEIDEMANN, Monika Heidemann […]

Rodney Connell and Bradley Duhon’s latest project, the electro pop outfit, Night Drive has been gaining quite a bit of attention across the blogosphere for a sound inspired by the likes of Joy Division, Cut Copy, Brian Eno, the Knife, the Drums, LCD […]

The Copenhagen, Denmark-based electro pop act Lust For Youth initially began as the solo project of Hannes Norvide. Norvide’s solo releases were described as “dark, cold atonal lonely, tormented” and even “lower than lo fi,” which seems – well particularly […]

Founded in 1997 by French DJ, producer and musician Arnaud Rebotini, Black Strobe was a part of the French electronic rock movement, releasing a number of prominent singles between roughly 2002 and 2007. The band’s full-length debut, Burn […]

Ennui, the brainchild of Pittsburgh, PA-based musician and producer Jim Doutrich has existed in variety of incarnations since 2004; however, their forthcoming album Telepathic Beat slated for a September 23 release through Mush Records may well be a rebirth for the […]

Night Drive, the up-and-coming electro pop duo of Rodney Connell and Bradley Duhon, started collaborating together when they the woman they had both been unwittingly and unknowingly dating simultaneously had suddenly died. Heavily inspired by […]

Comprised of producer Ryan Casey and vocalist Elissa LeCoque, the Brooklyn-based electro pop duo of Kodacrome have received quite a bit of attention across the blogosphere for a sound that manages to be simultaneously icy and yet […]

Depeche Mode released their 13th full-length album, Delta Machine last March, and the album was the last of a trilogy of albums produced by Ben Hiller. And interestingly, the album was considered by critics and fans as one of the […]

Some Ember, the California-based duo of Nina Chase and Dylan Travis released their self-titledm third album earlier this year, and the effort represents a dramatic change in sonic direction for the duo. “The Thrashing Whip,” […]

The legendary Depeche Mode released their 13th full-length album, Delta Machine last March, and the album was the last of a trilogy of albums produced by Ben Hiller. The album was also considered one of the band’s […]

Based in Copenhagen, Denmark, Lust for Youth originally started out as the solo project of Hannes Norvide. And his solo releases have been described as “dark, cold atonal lonely, tormented” and even “lower than lo fi.” However, with the […]

Founded in 1997 by French DJ, producer and musician Arnaud Rebotini, Black Strobe was a part of the French electronic rock movement, releasing a number of prominent singles between roughly 2002 and 2007. This was […]