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About Fabryka IR&M Encyclopedia |
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Between 2001-2016, Fabryka Music Magazine was the only professional on-line magazine specialized in guitar driven industrial rock and industrial metal. It was then turned into Industrial Rock & Metal Encyclopedia. Our original content includes important info about new and well known bands of the genres, provided through news, reviews, interviews and podcasts. Rock/metal/industrial review submissions are still accepted - read our testimonials and pro reviews written by Draconina (NINa). Free hosting by Darknation.eu. |
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[01/14/2011] KMFDM to release WTF?! on 04/21/2011 |
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 According to the news published today, KMFDM will release their new studio album called WTF?! on April 26th, 2011.
WTF?! features 11 brand new songs, including the band's latest anthem and album's lead single "Krank", the dreamy yet driving "Dystopia" and the super-charged revolution-themed rocker "Rebels In Kontrol", which has already made news as a protest song in support of Wikileaks.
The WTF?! artwork features a humorously suggestive, yet ultimately destructive cover illustration by KMFDM contributor Brute!, a fitting visual for this sly but brutal release.
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[01/13/2011] Pedigree new album out in late 2011 |
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According to Estonian industrial metal band Pedigree, their new album will be released through Ohm Resistance late 2011. The band will be touring Eastern Europe in May this year.
More details - soon!
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[01/10/2011] Skrew - the very first show with a new line-up on 02/12/2011, Red 7, Austin, TX |
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 SKREW is BACK!
With a career spanning two decades,the critically acclaimed, and genre defining band "SKREW," returns with it's Industrialized metal ferocity. Currently finishing up with writing their next album "Universal Immolation." With a new line up, this version of SKREW promises to be the strongest to date.
Fueled by anger at the present state of affairs in the world, these seven individuals came together with one goal in mind: combining heavy guitars, electronic noise, and the brutal truth of the lies we accept as reality, to create the soundtrack for the coming of days.
Called the future of industrial noise by SPIN magazine, SKREW has historically been known for their groundbreaking mix of Industrial and metal that illustrates the state of our world, an orchestrated miasma of sound chaos which at times could be the soundtrack to a riot or your worst nightmare. Combining unrelenting drums and brutal guitars, laying in a bed of electronic discomfort, and laced with smart scathing vocals, SKREW has returned.
Known for their jaw dropping live performances and groundbreaking production both in the US and Europe, SKREW are playing their first live shows in a decade. With a new line up, this version of SKREW promises to be the strongest, most ferocious to date.
Line-up
Adam Grossman - Guitars
Ty Pickett - Vocals
Bill Ables - Guitars
Dusty Kohn - Guitars
Paul Gooch - Synths, Percussion
Myke Bingham - Bass
David Baxter - Drums
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[01/08/2011] Promonium Jesters - new single |
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Promonium Jesters have a new single out now. The song "Revival Gun" was recorded in December 2010 for the Fix - The Ministry movie contest. It features bass and samples from the Ministry song "Psalm 69" contributed by Paul Barker, mixed seamlessly with new material performed by Promonium Jesters
The single is a digital only release, available through iTunes and Bandcamp
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[01/05/2011] New review - Dexy Corp_ "Uchronopolis" (2010) - album of the year |
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[01/01/2011] Special edition of Fabryka reviews (pdf) |
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There is a special edition of Fabryka Magazine reviews available for free download. The .pdf file contains reviews of all industrial rock/metal albums released in 2010 and it is set to match iPad and other ebook reader displays.
It's our exclusive download and must not be attached on any other sites, but hot-linking is permitted. |
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[12/29/2010] New review - Cruentus "Terminal Code" (2010) |
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[12/23/2010] Fabryka Podcast no. 10 online |
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The newest and a bit shorter Fabryka Podcast (no. 10) has been published today. Have fun & give us your feedback, re-tweet etc ;)
Download it here or stream in Fabryka onsite player.
We're going to work on the next one incoming week. We'll contact the bands of our interest for song permissions and spoken messages. |
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[12/07/2010] New review - Filter "The Trouble With Angels" [Deluxe Version] (2010) |
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Filter - The Trouble With Angels [Deluxe Version] |Rocket Science/Nuclear Blast, 2010| + and a half - review
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