J and Christina get straight into the music this week premiering a new track from Souless Affection. Also playing tracks from our Bring The Oontz winner G.L.O.W. and runner up Droid Sector Decay. Check out other new tracks from F.T.C., Cryogenic Echelon, C-Lekktor VS BLAKOPZ, and Cynical Existance who happens to be our album of the month, purchase it below. Hail Rainboots!
Our album of the month if you have not been paying attention is Cynical Existence – Come Out and Play – Buy it NOW!










I’ll just start here. We all know what happened with the TERRORBYTE Festival, and while it was a tragedy, an amazing festival rose out of the ashes and this is the tale of what happened.
Episode 68 is crazy. Tiffany is back to talk about the Twin Cities Massacre and conversation turns into talking about side boners, Cheetos and discussion on the proper way to do Heroin. Also, make sure you “like” The Oontzcast on Facebook because we have been giving shit away!
I don’t know what I expected before I listened to Shattered, the latest CD from San Antonio-based Souless Affection. I had been spinning the remix of “Victim” (Track 10 on the CD) for a few weeks prior to the release, but I was wondering what the tone of a CD based on surviving horrific abuse would be. Industrial music is often a way for artists to work through personal issues, but rarely are those issues as difficult to imagine and comprehend as those addressed here. But somehow, you don’t get lost in the darkness of the subject… you want to hear the next track to understand how the writer made it through. 



There’s a compilation out there that you should be aware of that’s called Don’t Mess with Industrial. With a nice blend of everything electronically noisy and audibly offensive, this compilation album is sure to impress any fans of the Industrial, EBM, and/or Noise scenes. These groups are from various labels (or none at all), and aren’t merely connected by their dark sounds. These bands all reign from the Lone Star state, hence the title of the compilation, which is a play on words of the old phrase “Don’t Mess with Texasâ€. While that slogan, itself, has always given me reason to look down upon Texas (because of the Billy-big-rigger attitude it insinuates), this new one only has me looking down half of the time-when my head is banging to the music.