Things to Come Records - News Blog

Here is a “fan” video that was sent to us for The Horrorist song The World Will Know Us from the album Attack Decay. Enjoy.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dpqLYfO2KPc

Here is the poster from the upcoming film by Edwin Brienen “Revision”. The movie has a special appearence from The Horrorist. We will post more details and the premier date when we get it!

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Mathew Moran aka Satronica who is a big investor in Things to Come Records and for a time part of Acrosome is DJing this Friday. Be sure to also check out some of his releases on Industrial Strength and Black Monolith. He also recently did some “scratching” for a track by The Horrorist called “Berlin Berlin Berlin” which will come out on a future untitled release.

September, 28 2007 at Kazmos
1381 Kalamath St., Denver, Colorado 80204, Denver, Colorado
Cost : free

http://www.myspace.com/satronica

The great reviews keep coming in for The Horrorist new album. This time from Portuguese darkwave magazine Elegy and Ukrainian techno website Top DJ! Click the thumbs to read em (if you can understand them!).

Things to Come artist Stamba from Bordeaux, France has been added to Rezoo Agency’s roster. Be sure to see his live act or DJ set. Both are filled with some serious techno ebm and the occasional chiptunes (Commodore 64 music!).

November 10, 2007 - with David Carretta at 4 Sans (Bordeaux-FR)

http://www.rezooagency.com/ 

For those of you who live on the social network Facebook we have started a Group for The Horrorist.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=4739853742

We have been really pleased with the large amount of press the new album from The Horrorist has received. Most of the reviews touch on the fact that Oliver Chesler is reaching a wide audience crossing multiple music genres.

If you go over to our press section you can read reviews from Technodisco, Fresh Guide, Be.Radio, Pirahana, Disc-Jockey, Loudbox, Zillio, D-Side, Sonic Seducer, Raveline, Orkus, Hour, Music Non Stop, Storming the Base, Side-Line, Re: Gen, Mecanic and more.

Minimal Techno, gnarly experimental escapades and the anarchistic pioneering spirit of the early Eighties combine to create wonderfully weird snapshots and trash fantasies. (Music Non Stop)

http://www.thingstocome.com/press.html