PODCAST: Episode 852 James Kent (Perturbator) On His New Album – “Age of Aquarius”


In this episode, Keefy catches up with James Kent, a.k.a. Perturbator, who has just relelased his killer new album “Age of Aquarius” via Nuclear Blast Records! Ghost Cult has covered James for all of our existence (both as a zine and website), and have been lucky enough to cover him all over the world live, including Roadburn Festival. We went deep on his entire career, adding more Goth and Synthwave to his post-Punk, Black Metal, and EBM influences, working with friends and guests such as Alcest, Ulver, Author & Punisher, and Greta Link! As a bonus for Halloween; he shared his favorite horror movies, and soundtrack composers! Continue reading →


Die Krupps Sees Many of Their Classic Albums Debut on Streaming Services, New Music Video “Will nicht – MUSS” Out Now


Die Krupps by Thomas Ecke

Several iconic recordings from the extensive catalogue of Die Krupps have never been officially released digitally. This unfortunate situation has finally been rectified and the missing fan-favourite masterpieces are now available through streaming platforms and other digital outlets. Please see below for a detailed list. These digital reissues follow in the wake of the genre-defining German band’s latest EP “Will nicht – MUSS!”, which had been created as a hand-numbered collectors’ CD for their successful 45th anniversary tour and will also be released as limited vinyl editions this December. Please see below for more information. Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Youth Code – Yours, With Malice


Youth Code reclaims its crown for being the torch carrier of the industrial revival with its new EP Yours, With Malice (Sumerian Records). The lead single “No Consequence” sets things off, with the duo sounding more refined and with a serrated edge to the vengeful hooks of Sara Taylor’s chanted declaration of “never pretending/ to be something she’s not,”. A powerful sentiment in today’s world, where artists are often as fabricated as the online personas people adopt. The challenge the band presents for themselves, by setting the bar so high from the get-go go is will they will be able to measure up? That is what the rest of the review will determine.  Continue reading →