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Tenebrosus was founded in May 2000 by two brothers: Valefor (guitar) and Hades (drums) and Michal (vocals). Their first and utmost inspiration was Norwegian Black Metal scene; however, the future was to show that it actually didn't influence their musical style a lot. After nine months of intense rehearsals the band entered the Selani Studio, where they recorded their promo material ``Tenebrosus - Promo 2001``. It was released by the band without any financial support (500 copies in CDR format) and was received really well both in Poland and abroad. In the meantime Tenebrosus played a few gigs; they also...

Originally begun as a side project to the new defunct Megaptera, the purpose of Negru Voda was to be a more personal and expressive solo outlet for death industrial veteran Peter Nystrom. Compared to the perhaps darker, more layered sound of Megaptera, Negru Voda is stripped down, unrefined, and to the point – old school, true to form, and primitive industrial music heavily influenced by pioneering electronic artists such as Test Dept, SPK, The Klinik, Cabaret Voltaire, Severed Heads, and the like. Primarily built upon a strong foundation of punishing and persistent rhythms and cold, analogue pulsations, these are colossal...

Purosurpo is Jens Eriksson (Derango, Hallucinogenic Horses, Parallell Karusell, Red Cell, Syzygy...), a swedish psytrance producer. He use to produce psytrance under the name Puro before changing it. .

Negru, by his real name Laurentiu Stan, is the grandson of Johnny Raducanu (one of the most influential & notorious jazz artists in Romania). Born on the 6th of December 1975 in Bucharest, Negru took piano classes for 12 years at George Enescu highschool. Since 1990 he felt attracted by RAP music & culture, things that he still values today. He spent 4 years on the island of Ibiza, participating at almost every major clubbing event in the area, in clubs ranging from Space & Pacha to DC10 & Amnesia. He returned from Ibiza with lots of quality music on...

Prosumer and Murat Tepeli may have been too young to hustle their way past the “do’ hoe” at Chicago’s warehouse parties in the eighties, but they’re making up for lost time with a vengeance and a whole lot of love. Like the Trax and Relief stacks they clearly hold so dear, their debut album Serenity reeks of dusty synthesizers and basement gear, polished to a 21st century gleam via sleek Euro minimalism. On the face of it, they’re an unlikely pair. Prosumer, aka Achim Brandenburg, is a former graphic designer and Hardwax record buyer (Saarbruecken branch), while Murat Tepeli is...