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Fabryka Industrial Rock is one and only professional on-line magazine dedicated to industrial rock and industrial metal music. Created, run and owned by Katarzyna 'NINa' Górnisiewicz since 2001. The webzine provides important information about well known and new bands of the genre. Constantly headhunts for new artists of the industrial rock/metal scenes to offer promotion through the magazine and social networks kind of Myspace, Youtube, Last.fm etc. Provides promotional podcasts as well as RSS news feed. Free hosting by Darknation.eu. Other information to be found in Fabryka Promo Kit section (soon).
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All back catalogue of 16volt albums - FOR FREE!
This is absolutely stunning! Eric Powell from 16volt decided to give his all back catalog for free to you guys, die hard fans and fans-to-be. If you've never had a chance to listen to their music or couldn't decide to buy 16v music - get it now for free! There's donation option as well. It was a hard job through all those (over 10!) years so please support the downloads with your $-$$$.. if you feel that way.

Check out Fabryka Downloads section for the links to the 16v releases (redirection to 16volt website server. Please be patient, the downloads get a huge feedback so it works a bit slowly!).

Rock on!
NINa


Original message:

Here is the deal.
We have decided to give away our entire back catalog and make it freely and openly vailable to anyone and everyone who wants to hear it. We want you to give it to your friends, your enemies, your family, share it with everyone, everywhere. Our goal is to get it out to the people more than it ever has. We want everyone to hear it, own it and share it. Use it for whatever you want as long as you aren't making any money off it. You can?t resell it. As a matter of fact we have some more de?ned creative commons licensing stuff you an check out here: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/

Why are we doing this?
We had a review in a magazine several years ago that said “16volt is the greatest industrial band you?ve never heard”. Now while the greatest band part is heavily debatable, we realize that although we have been around a long time, there are still so many people who have not heard 16volt. Our hope is that by doing this, we get more fans. We get more people to our shows, we get more people into the 16volt music. So again. Take it. Share it. PLEASE help us spread the word. We need your help. Get this music out to everyone! we want it all over the world. Make CDs give them out at shows, make torrents and upload them, share it, share it, share it. Let people know about this, send them the links. THIS IS PURE VIRAL DISTRIBUTION.
This is a new model of music sharing. We aren't asking you for anything. There is no multi-tiered pricing structure, it?s free. No obligations. If you want however we have setup a PayPal donation button at our site. If you want you can donate some money to us. $1.00. $500.00. Whatever you want. It doesn't matter, and it's purely optional. The priority is to get the music out.
We hope you will be a part of spreading this music and seeing the results. We truly believe that if people listen to it, they will like it and it will give us the opportunity to go tour more, to get over to Europe, Australia, Japan, etc. if the demand is there, we will make it happen.
So go now. Spread it. http://16volt.com/downloads

Bugs and hisses, 16VOLT

source: http://16volt.com/archives/2009/05/28/16volt-back-catalog-for-free/ | 16volt biography: http://16volt.com/biography/
Fabryka updates
General updates1. The CD artworks got jewel cases (what took me 3 days to change both images and reviews content but I find it looking great!). Jewel case design by Komodo Media, Rogie King licensed with Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.
2. Interviews categories were separated by years so now you can clearly see how many interviews we did per year and what bands were interviewed at the time.

Possible more layout updates to come but without drastic changes. We'll stay orange! ;)
More free downloads added
DownloadsIndustrial orientated music from Europe:

Cut N Paste : Ressurected EP
dreDDup & Figurative Theatre : The Great Industrial Comeback
Pornhouse : Znnoy
Pornhouse : Hide Behind the Noise vol.1
Pornhouse : Hide Behind the Noise vol.2
MRT : Love After Eath
Razor Blade Dance Floor podcast #100 available!
PodcastHERE (CLICK) you will listen to the newest podcast by Chrome Skin Jesus. It's number 100 so we're sending him congratulations and best wishes to go on with the show as it features our favourite industrial rock & metal tunes!
You'll hear a variety of industrial & industrial rock stars speaking, as well as people contributed to the show, also me in one of the jingle at the end of the podcast ;) Plus a lot of good music! Thank you Chrome Skin Jesus for your support!

(You need to have Apple QuickTime or alternative tools installed to stream the podcast on your computers.)

NINa

http://www.myspace.com/chromeskinjesus
Pigface - 6 available
NewsThe newest album of Pigface "6" is already for sale. Featuring as usually a variety of well known musicians like Martin Atkins, Jim Marcus, Van Christie, Charles Levi, Chris Connelly, Curse Mackey, En Esch, Krztoff, Louis Svitek and others.

http://www.discogs.com/Pigface-6/release/1803244 | www.myspace.com/officialpigface | www.myspace.com/officialpigface
New Fabryka coworker - Xenerki
NewsI'm happy to announce Fabryka team has been joined by a new reviewer - Xenerki, whose reviews are available at below links:

Full on the Mouth - Collide

Econoline Crush - Affliction

NINa
Society Burning - Entropy.Lingua.Reloaded - free release
DownloadsSociety Burning - "Entropy.Lingua.Reloaded" - free release added today to Fabryka free downloads.
Album remastered and remixed in 2009. Originally put out in 1996. Considered the best Society Burning album so far by a variety of music magazines. Grab it.

http://www.burning.fm/
Legal downloads with legal music are already here ;)
NewsSo grab the albums when they are accessible, leave a feedback at Fabryka forum, Fabryka Myspace and especially at the bands profiles and websites! Bands will appreciate your support!

Here they go, Fabryka downloads - including albums given for free by the bands and so the links redirect to their official websites with the files and information entries given.
So far we have 16volt, Fanoe, Trust & Obey, VTG, Violent Work of Art and Warmer. Enjoy!

NINa
New Fabryka forum - version 3.0. Beta ;)
NewsYou can enter an updated version of Fabryka forum at this address. The new feature - a calendar of industrial rock/metal events and incoming album releases is accessible to the registered members only. Have fun.
Interview with Ian Proudfoot, MoMT label owner
Interviews"I can see the label’s focus swinging more towards experimental electronica with the next few releases, but Industrial rock has always been one of my favourite genres since the day I was blown away by Ministry’s Land of Rape and Honey. If I receive and demos from shit hot industrial rock acts then you will see more bands of the ilk of Audio War and UCNX on MoMT. At the moment the only demos I seem to get are from bad Indie bands and Gothic Metal bands. Two genres of music I can’t stand."

Interview with Ian Proudfoot, owner of a British label MoMT online.
Interview with The Rabid Whole
Interviews"George: Andreas has got some German/Italian blood. Sheenah is a Chirish hybrid (Chinese/Irish). I'm about 88% Romanian, and Alex is #FFFFFF in HTML colour coding. Our origins have almost nothing to do with the song-writing, and a whole lot more with our upbringing... sort of."

Interview with electro rock band The Rabid Whole (Canada).
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