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MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT Official, NSFW Music Video for “Wrath Of Satan” Off of ‘SINISTER WHIISPERZ IV: The Bedroom Tapes (1987-1988)’


Sinister Wisperz IV: The Bedroom Tapes (1987-1988) Out NOW via SLEAZEBOX RECORDS!

Catch MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT LIVE on 2023 EVIL EYE TOUR with Special Guests ADULT. & KANGA!

MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT has released the official music video for “Wrath of Satan”! Originally premiered on music tastemaking site mxdwn, the NSFW, age restricted music video for ” Wrath of Satan is off of the band’s newly released Sinister Whisperz IV: The Bedroom Tapes 1987-1988!

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THE NOCTURNAL AFFAIR Releases New Single / Cover of DEPECHE MODE’S “It’s No Good”


Catch THE NOCTURNAL AFFAIR on SMILE EMPTY SOUL 20th ANNIVERSARY TOUR!

Alternative heavy rock band THE NOCTURNAL AFFAIR has released their newest single, a dark re-imagining of the 1997 DEPECHE MODE hit single, “It’s No Good.” Produced by JOHN MOYER (DISTURBED), the band’s crushing and melancholic musical style is an ode to darker alternative music torchbearers like Type O Negative, HIM, David Bowie, Gary Numan, and Nine Inch Nails. They capture a uniquely haunting sound steeped in downtrodden melodies enveloped in the darkness.

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DANNY BLU and MORIS BLAK Reveal Heavy Industrial Re-Imagining of JANET JACKSON’S Hit “Rhythm Nation”


THE AMERICAN DREAM TOUR with Special Guests EVA X, MECHANICAL VEIN, and NYXX Announced!

New York based, dark electro-pop artist DANNY BLU and Boston, MA based, violent industrial bass pioneer MORIS BLAK have teamed up to release their high energy cover of the 1989 JANET JACKSON hit single, “Rhythm Nation.” Featuring a blood pumping soundscape with glitchy synths and distorted vocals, the duo’s intense cover is an enticing taste of their upcoming co-headline tour with special guests EVA X, as well as Mechanical Vein and NYXX on select dates!

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MIND INCISION Unveils New Single, “Zero Two Thirty”


Debut EP, The First Cut, Out 2023

Denver, CO based, metal band MIND INCISION has released their new single, “Zero230”! Produced by DAVE OTERO at Flatline Audio, “Zero230” is off of the band’s upcoming, debut EP, The First Cut.

“‘Zero230’ is inspired by soldiers who are suffering from PTSD or anyone that knows someone who is or has suffered in the past. In this song we talk about how a soldier wakes up in the middle of the night from dreams that take him back to the war and how it affects his/her everyday life. With no actual way to get rid of it. If you know someone that is suffering from PTSD please get them the help they need by sharing these links and phone numbers below.” – MIND INCISION

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RAVEN BLACK Announces THE SCREAM TOUR Summer 2023 Dates with Special Guests LIVING DEAD GIRL and OWLS & ALIENS


RAVEN BLACK has announced her headlining tour, THE SCREAM TOUR, with special guests LIVING DEAD GIRL and OWLS & ALIENS! Launching August 12 at Leatherheads in Salt Lake City, UT the tour winds though the South and Central United States, wrapping up August 25 at the BFE Rock Club in Houston, TX.

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IAN ABEL BAND Releases New Blues Rock Gem, “Why Boston?”


Louisville, KY Based IAN ABEL BAND has released his newest, blues / psychedelic rock single, “Why Boston?”. Featuring the inimitable front-man’s incredible guitar and vocals, “Why Boston” showcases why IAN ABEL is a favorite of All Elite Wrestling and legacy pro-wrestling super star CODY RHODES!

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