// Monster Zoku Onsomb! ( / )

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Anyone fortunate enough to catch a Monster Zoku Onsomb! show can attest that trying to describe their onstage antics to the uninitiated verges is near impossible.

Costume changes, choreographed... [more]

// Naos ( / )

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Naos = purzelbaumprogpop meets little rascals-core. Three boys and a little princess wanna push things forward, rent a house in graz and brew their very own music in their small cellar, lump... [more]

// Noisia ( / )

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Evolution, intelligent design, divine intervention – regardless of your rationale, there is no refuting the fact that nature has taken the next step, and its name is Noisia. Like Pendulum did before... [more]

// Noize Creator ( / )

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Stefan Senf aka Noize Creator was born in the year of Punk 1977 near Dresden in the former GDR. In 1989 before the wall fell down he started to experiment with music and sound, first abusing... [more]

// Nothing Gold Can Stay ( / )

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The demise of H-STREET, one of Europe's leading 88 revival bands, forewarned the coming of a dark age for Austria. But not if vocalist Daniel Braaf had anything to say about it. He recruited his old... [more]

// Otto von Schirach ( / )

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Maxipad Detention

Take Electro Bass Noise, Gore Grind, IDM Glitch, Calliope, Breakcore Gabber Jungle, Gangsta Rap, mix them all together and what you get? Otto Von Schirach’s Maxipad Detention of... [more]

// Outrage ( / )

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OUTRAGE (Metalheadz, Inneractive, Intasound, Commercial Suicide, Rufige, Horizons) Bedford, UK Outrage (formerly known as DJ Rage) has been closely following drum and bass for over a decade. His... [more]

// Overblood ( / )

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Born in 1996, Overblood have always been an active part in the underground of Italy since their starting. After many gigs and one demo release Overblood started to play with a complete new formation... [more]

// Photophob ( / )

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With his laid back ambient soundscapes, often accompanied by idm’ish breakbeat trickery, photophob could be put in the corner of »emotional electronica«, providing an engaging mixture of melancholy... [more]

// Plaid AV with Bob ( / )

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Although Plaid pre-existed the association, the duo's Ed Handley and Andy Turner spent most of their early recording years with Ken Downie as the dancefloor-confounding Black Dog Productions. Meshing... [more]