June 20th, 2009

We have uploaded a set of photos from The Horrorist live at one of this year’s best events. Defqon.1 takes place each summer on the beach near Amsterdam, The Netherlands. You can read a first hand account of Oliver Chesler’s weekend on his blog Wire to the Ear: click here
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May 12th, 2009

Belgian magazine Side-Line interviewed Millimetric this week about all things techn0-ebm.
“SL: I’ve been always really impressed by the power of your deep and dry bass lines. What kind of equipment do you use here and what’s the importance of a bass line? M: In studio I use vintage synthesizers as MS 20, MS 50,Yamaha CS 30 and CS 60…some software’s synthesizers, vintage effects: Space Echo, Stage Echo…and some machines from the 90’s. As I said I’ve been very influenced by EBM and in my tracks, bass lines have a very important place. For me it’s very difficult to make music without a ‘patator’ bass line!!” – Side-Line
Read the full interview: click here
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May 9th, 2009

In case you’re not a regular reader of Oliver Chesler’s pro-audio blog you missed: a preview of a new song he’s working on called “We Will Get Wicked”. Head on over to Wire to the Ear and check it out now: click here
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April 4th, 2009
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March 11th, 2009

Great news! Our friend and creator of many TTC releases Miro Pajic is going on tour this May in the U.S.A. If you live in any of these cities make sure you don’t miss this great chance to see him perform. If you’re a promoter in the U.S.A. and want to book Miro during this tour please contact Miro directly: click here
May 1, 2009 – New York
May 2, 2009 – Los Angeles
May 6, 2009 – Boston
May 8, 2009 – Guadalarja
May 9, 2009 – Memphis
For tunes and more info: myspace.com/pajicmiro
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February 1st, 2009

We are pleased to announce East German photography team Silent-View has released a new book of fantastic images which includes several photos of The Horrorist.
“We are happy to finally present our FIRST BOOK called “ZEIT.STURM”, that composes of 160 coloured pages with more than 200 pictures. Inside, you can find models like TOXICA, SAD EAST, KATINKA KAT, DRASTIQUE and a lot more breathtaking girls in our cold-art-style. moreover bands like PROJECT PITCHFORK, THE ETERNAL AFFLICT, THE HORRORIST, KIRLIAN CAMERA and fashion from LES INCROYABLES, TOLLLKIRSCHE and VECONA!!! so take a look, it’s worth it. As a little present, we added more than 30 % of unknown material.” - silent-order.deviantart.com
For those of you with sharp eyes Silent-View are the same photographers who shot the recently released free song Born This Way by The Horrorist. To download the free tune and see the incredible album cover: click here
To see a preview and buy a book: blurb.com/books/556995
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January 28th, 2009

Here’s the first must have album of 2009: Experiences Modernes from Millimetric! Besides being one of the key players in the Techno Body Music scene François-Xavier Michel worked together with The Hacker, Beta Evers and Martin Dupont. Also appearing on the album Oliver Chesler, The Horrorist adds his vocals onto the song “Will Ever Fall Here Again”. Be sure to check it out!
01 1972
02 Die Angst
03 Manic Depression (feat. Beta Evers)
04 Will Ever Fall Here Again (feat.The Horrorist)
05 Heroes Want To Die
06 Dans Mes Yeux
07 Smoking Kills
08 Colargol
09 Escape From Camp 81 (feat. The Hacker)
10 Words And Silence (feat. Martin Dupont)
11 Prejudicial Silence
12 AM
“After several vinyl releases on respected labels like Goodlife and Properproud, it was time for this French project to release a fulltime album that contains collaborations with four famous artists: The Hacker, The Horrorist, Beta Evers and French superstar Martin Dupont.” - millimetric.com
More info: millimetric.com and myspace.com/millimetrique
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January 19th, 2009

Today is my birthday but today I have a gift for you. It’s one of my new songs that will appear on my next album. Feel free to copy and share it. In fact, I hope you help me spread it around. The song is called “Born this Way”. Here’s the official stuff:
Born this Way – The Horrorist Download Mirror Mirror 2
Written & Produced by Oliver Chesler. Published by Things to Come Records/Basart Music Publishing B.V./Strengholt Music Group. Out of Line Music, www.outofline.de, Masterhit Recordings, www.masterhit.com, Things to Come Records, www.thingstocome.com
Photography: Silent-View, www.silent-view.com, Hair: René Hilbert, Graphic Design: Maurice Roy. Location: Tresor, Berlin. www.tresorberlin.de Special thanks to Peter Entjes.
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January 18th, 2009

Classic EBM band Die Krupps has released a new CD titled Volle Kraft Null Acht. It contains some of their best songs remixed and reworked. Among the list of smashed titles is a new version of Todd und Tuefel by The Horrorist.
“DIE KRUPPS Volle Kraft Null Acht is a 2009 UK 12-track CD album comprising a classic masterpiece of electronic pioneers Die Krupps, given the reworked treatment by critically acclaimed top acts of the electronic scene.” – 991.com
01 Volle Kraft Voraus (Spetsnaz Remix)
02 Das Ende Der Traeume (Funker Vogt Remix)
03 Wahre Arbeit, Wahrer Lohn (KMFDM Remix)
04 Laerm Macht Spass (Stormtrooper Remix)
05 Fuer Einen Augenblick (Inertia Remix)
06 Tod & Teufel (the Horrorist Remix)
07 Volle Kraft 08 (Heckmann Remix)
08 2 Herzen, 1 Rhythmus (Stormtrooper Remix)
09 Du Lebst Nur Einmal (Modulate Remix)
10 Neue Helden (Girls Under Glass Remix)
11 Goldfinger (Leaether Strip Remix)
12 Das Ende Der Traeume (Project Pitchfork Remix)
Buy now: Resurection Records
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January 4th, 2009

French goth/ebm magazine Elegy interviewed Millimetric in it’s January 2009 issue. Be sure to check out some rare words from François-Xavier Michel as he discusses all things EBM and electronic.
To read the interview: click here
Visit Elegy magazine online: click here
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