Former Lords Of Acid vocalist, Mea Fisher (aka DJ Mea) and her solo project, Me And My Nightmare recently released the new single and video, “Don’t Forget Me.” It also features a guest appearance from En Esch (Slick Idiot, <PIG>, Pigface, ex-KMFDM) on keyboards. Check it out below and read more.
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CONCERT REVIEW: KMFDM – Morlocks – Live at Irving Plaza
Forty years ago, Sascha Konietzko started a little band as a performance art project, KMFDM. During the following years, there have been a few lineup changes, albums released every year or so, regular tours and growing popularity. The band is one of the original Industrial bands, and to celebrate the milestone, they did what they do best: release a new album, tour, and perform. This time the tour took them to Irving Plaza in New York City and Ghost Cult was there to join in the fun. Continue reading
Me And My Nightmare (Lords Of Acid) Drop a Single and Video for “Devil Inside” Ft. En Esch and Danny Lohner
Led by former Lords Of Acid vocalist, Mea Fisher, industrial unit, Me And My Nightmare, has just unleashed the new single, “Devil Inside.” Accompanied by an official music video, it features En Esch (Slick Idiot, <PIG>, Pigface, ex-KMFDM) and Danny Lohner (Nine Inch Nails). Check out the new track and more below.
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PIG (Raymond Watts – KMFDM) Drops His New Album “Red Room” – North American Tour Coming Soon
Raymond Watts, a.k.a. PIG, has just released his new album, Red Room, via Metropolis Records/Armalyte Industries. He will be bringing the album to North America, live, through the Heroin For The Damned tour, with Curse Mackey and Unitcode : Machine. The 40-date itinerary follows a headlining set at Cold Waves XII in Chicago on September 28. Keep reading below for live listings and more.
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CONCERT REVIEW: KMFDM – Morlocks Live at Brooklyn Bowl
KMFDM doing it again. This time it was at Brooklyn Bowl in Philadelphia.
One of the more prolific Industrial bands, KMFDM has a reputation for releasing an album every one and a half years and touring in support of that album shortly after that. This year marks the fortieth year of touring and their twenty-third album entitled Let Go (Metropolis Records, read our review here). The band’s longevity can be attributed to their Synthpop-infused Industrial sound and connection with the audience. Band members are often readily accessible to the crowd before and after the show, something that is pretty rare in this day of paid Patreon accounts. Continue reading
NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: New Rock and Metal Releases 2-2-24
ALBUM REVIEW: KMFDM – Let Go
KMFDM is celebrating forty years of conceptual continuity with the release of their twenty-third album Let Go (Metropolis Records). Let’s give that one some thought. Forty years holding to a musical concept throughout 23 albums is an achievement not many bands of their ilk can boast, as how many of their peers are this prolific? The sticking point on Let Go might be how continuous that concept is, and at what point are we weighing it against? Continue reading
PREVIEW: New Music Friday Rock and Metal Releases 2-2-24
KMFDM Drop “Let Go” Single with New Album Coming Soon
Celebrating 40 years, KMFDM are getting ready for the release of their 23rd studio album, Let Go. It comes out on February 02nd via Metropolis Records, in digital and CD formats, as well as a limited edition double vinyl LP. They have also just shared the title track as a single, and are preparing for a month long tour in the US. Keep reading below for more information.
FESTIVAL REVIEW: Sick New World Festival Live at Las Vegas Fairgrounds
Some people told me I was crazy when I decided I was going to go to the Sick New World Fest, a debut Metal and Rock Festival in Las Vegas. In the month of May. I hate to sound like a boomer and complain about the heat in Las Vegas, which is an actual desert, but the bottom line is I knew in advance it was going to be hot as hell, and it certainly lived up to that prediction. That being said, I was really excited to come to the festival enjoy a day with my metal community, meet new friends, and see some incredible bands; some I had never seen ever, and some I had not seen in a long time.