New Round-up for October 26, 2011
This is the second of a weekly installment from COMA Music Magazine of all the news we can find for the week. Have a scoop? Heard a rumor? Let us know at news[at]coma-online.com
Harsh EBM group, SITD: announced details of their new album Icon:Koru, which will be released through Accession Records on the 18th of November. The album will be released in two formats, a regular 11 track standard edition and a four CD edition. The special edition version will include the new album, a best of 2001-2011, an early works that will feature unreleased recordings from 1996-1999, and a remix CD. Remixes from Suicide Commando, Painbastard, Straftanz, and more
XP8 posted on their Facebook page some tit bits about their new album. It simply stated that five of the 10 tracks had been mastered by Kolja aka Soman.
Sticking with XP8 news, they also announced that their remix of the new Faderhead track ‘This is The Way to Fuck Clubs’ will appear on the single, which is due for release on the 11th of November as a download only.
IDM project Integral announced the release of their album The Past is My Shadow. The double album consists of unreleased songs dating back to 2002 that have been re-mastered. The album is released on the 1st of November on Tympanik Audio.
More Tympanik Audio news, IDM project Tapage announced details of their new fourteen-track album titled Overgrown, which will be released on the 1st of November.
More Dj’s have been announced for Resistanz 2012, they include Dj Totentanz, Dj Azrael, and Dj Uberman
Over to the blogosphere now, Matt Fanale, aka Caustic, in his blog titled ‘Your Words Dumb: Lyrical Mediocrity in Stompy 
Goodness‘ states what needs to be said about the standard of current EBM/Industrial bands/projects. He argues that in essence the lyrics in the majority of these bands are dam right horrible, and the music is boring and samey. I personally can’t argue against his sentiment.
Because Matt Fanale published this blog on Vampirefreaks the inevitable trolls came out to play. After one poster accused industrial music of not even being music, he did an amazingly sarcastic response in the form of another blog, titled ‘Is Industrial Music? An In-Depth Analysis’
I can guarantee this will have you in stiches!
