Rotersand - Exterminate Annihilate Destroy

Rotersand is a German electronic music act, formed in September 2002 by musician/producer Gun and singer Rascal with dance music producer/DJ Krischan J.E. Wesenberg joining them shortly after. 

Rotersand is often labeled as Futurepop. But since futurepop is a label to describe only a tiny circle of electronic music acts of which  VNV Nation,  Covenant  and Assemblage 23 are the most known.

I think it would be better not to use such a restrictive label on such an excellent band. 

Moreover, Futurepop is such a 'retro' word.

So, call it Future Pop.  Call it Industrial Pop (referred to by the band itself). I wouldn't even call it Pop.

Maybe you could describe the Rotersand sound as melodic EBM or intelligent IDM. 

But still those words don't offer a good description.

Unfortunately I could not find any official Rotersand videos on YouTube. 

However I've stumbled upon some fanmade and live videos of the track  "Exterminate Annihilate Destroy" which has become a classic club hit.

Surely you will recognize the Dalek voice sample from the Doctor Who TV series.

http://www.facebook.com/rotersand

With such a recognizable Dalek vocal sample, it was only a matter of time before some crazed Doctor Who fan puts together a Dalek music video. Still pretty good though.

This Doctor Who fan has clearly more love for the Doctor than for those poor Daleks.

This video was obviously made by a Dalek fan, who likes to see those mobile bread toasters exterminate, annihilate and destroy some unfortunate humans.

 This video shows one way to dance to this Rotersand track. Ofcourse this is not the compulsary dance style. You may dance to this track any way you want

It's ok if you dance like this, too



But maybe he should take some industrial dancing lessons from this next guy

Apparently this track inspires to more than just dancing

A video put together with images of a Rotersand live performance. 

It claims to be an official video.

Crazy Clip TV offers a better 'official' live video of Exterminate Annihilate Destroy.
It sounds also more 'live' than the previous video.

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I.R.O.N. - The Power Inside (Holy Armor Edit)

A beautifully edited video for the mysterious martial industrial project I.R.O.N.
I.R.O.N. is a side-project of military industrial outfit Legionarii

Giorgos Kormikiaris, lover of rare music and forgotten old movies, once again did a good job editing this video for the track The Power Inside.

http://ironofficial.wordpress.com
http://ironofficial.bandcamp.com

http://legionarii.bandcamp.com

More work from Giorgos Kormikiaris
at
http://www.youtube.com/user/artmusic17


The Power Inside is taken from I.R.O.N.'s album Evolving

Faderhead - When The Freaks Come Out (live in Hamburg)

Faderhead performing live at Markthalle 2014 in Hamburg, Germany. 

Filmed by the Crazy Clip TV Team with 6 cams.

Faderhead is a German electronic music producer from Hamburg, Germany.
 His music is usually described as EBM, Synthpop or Futurepop.

www.faderhead.com

Aesthetic Perfection - The Siren (live)

 EBM / electro/ industrial band Aesthetic Perfection  from the US 

performing live at Markthalle 2014 in Hamburg, Germany. 

Filmed by the Crazy Clip TV Team - filmed with 6 cams

www.aesthetic-perfection.net

Borghesia releases protest video We Don't Believe You

Getting its start in 1982, Borghesia is an influential electronic rock group created in Ljubljana, Slovenia by members of the alternative theatre group “Theatre FV-112/15”. The band, along with fellow Slovenian music collective Laibach, were not only at the forefront of Slovenian alternative music scene, but also on the cutting edge of the burgeoning underground dark electronic scenes.

Borghesia created its aesthetics using the imagery of what was prohibited, tabooed, and repressed.Their sound is often compared to that of other groups in the period such as D.A.F., Laibach, Manufacture, and Front 242, whom many cite as the chief instigators of the Electronic Body Music label used to describe such music

 After a period of dormancy from the mid-nineties to 2009, Borghesia began to once again create music. The result of these efforts is the album And Man Created God (Metropolis Records, 2014).

Euforic Existence - Eros (official videoclip)

Euforic Existence, a somewhat illicit EBM duo Belgium have already released a bunch of albums. "Eros" can be considered as the first real videoclip in their career. 

Enjoy the brutal industrial EBM combined with the cartoonesque visuals.

http://www.facebook.com/EuforicExistence

www.euforicexistence.be

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Hocico releases video Dead Trust

Hocico, electro- punk, harsh & dark electro from Mexico City,  releases the official video clip for the song "Dead Trust". The video was directed by Torvic Martínez and produced by Cuauhtli Vargas. Dead Trust is taken from the album "El Último Minuto (Antes de que tu Mundo Caiga)".

Hocico was officially formed in 1993 by Erk Aicrag (lyrics & vocals) and Racso Agroyam (synthesizer, programming). The names are ananyms of the real names Erik Garcia and Oscar Mayorga. Both cousins had been experimenting with electronic music, mixing Industrial and EBM, since they were fifteen years old and formed a band in 1992 called Hocico de Perro. Their music can be described as dark and aggressive electronica. Their lyrics are mostly English although some songs are in Spanish. 

The Spanish word hocico means snout and is a derogatory term that indicates ugliness (i.e., ugly as a dog's snout).

Official Hocico pages:

http://www.hocico.com

http://www.facebook.com/hocicoofficial

http://myspace.com/hocicoh

http://instagram.com/oci