The Horrorist performed in East Germany near Leipzig at Präzisionswerk. The summer festival called Out of Control #5 also had Lenny Dee, Stormtrooper and Mediengruppe Telekommander. Take a look at our set of 32 photos:
To see the photo set on flickr: click here
To view the photos as a slideshow on this site: click here
TTC-015 Ionic Vision - Club Isolation from thingstocome on Vimeo.
Belgian EBM band Ionic Vision releases 12 inch single on Things to Come Records with remixes by David Carretta, The Horrorist, Millimetric and Stamba! This is Electronic Body Music! The Carretta & Millimetric remixes of Sleep & Die Macht are set to be giant hits in Darkwave clubs and Industrial Goth events. The Horrorist remix will scare the living daylights out of you. Stamba from Bordeaux shows off his studio skills in a slick production. As with all TTC releases: MUST HAVE! - Neuton.com
TTC-015/Ionic Vision “Club Isolation” for more info click here:
http://thingstocome.com/discog/TTC-015/index.html
The 12 inch is in stores: click here
Digital download: click here
In an 1999 article for the Village Voice music journalist Simon Reynolds said “My favorite contemporary American singer-songwriter is Oliver Chesler, a/k/a The Horrorist”.
He has written the definitive book on the entire rave scene and techno culture. In over 575 pages he details, chronicles and explains all the genres, sub-genres, labels, and who’s who of the techno world. The book includes info on Oliver Chesler and Things to Come Records. Be sure to check it out when it is released next month. Be sure to get the 2008 edition.
Energy Flash: A Journey Through Rave Music and Dance Culture is rereleased next month in expanded and updated form.
With six extra chapters and 40 thousand new words, the remixed Energy Flash–a.k.a. Generation Ecstasy–takes in developments in dance music in the decade since its original 1998 publication: the trance resurgence, 2step garage, the nu-Eighties electro sound, microhouse, grime, breakcore, dubstep…
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Oliver Chesler has launched a new weblog for pro-audio called “wire to the ear“. Here is the official description:
The pro-audio weblog with daily articles on creating music with computers, sequencers, plug-ins, synthesizers, microphones and more. On going discussions about song writing, the music business, promotion, live performances, publishing, royalties and great music recommendations.
If your a music producer or just interested in the business side of the Record Industry be sure to head on over and check it out. Some of the articles online already include: What if music should be free?, The wide stereo sound with Izotope Ozone & more!, Why every musician should have a flickr pro account, Be a performing artist. Your career depends on it, Use an arpeggiator on drums and Would you work at Guitar Center?
So if you spend any time in a recording studio head over to www.wiretotheear.com or better yet subscribe and get the daily posts delivered to you.
