Posts you may have missed in January 2011

January Recap

We've setup a soundcloud widget which will be getting filled with Tour Recordings, Past and Present for your streaming and download pleasure. We also have January's Dj Charts.


There's a post on a movie cult classic 鉄男 / Tetsuo - The Iron Man this post is in English and German Text, so jump in on the conversation on this Cyberpunk classic.


This is the 1st of our photo's from different angles of our various tour stops, SWU members performances and of the many Sonic Seekers we've met on the way in our Foto Highlight Series.


We share some thought's on The Problem of Misrepresentative "Industrial" Event Billing and What's the Difference Between "Old School" and "The Old Days?"


We hope you enjoy the posts as much as we've enjoyed putting them together for your reading enjoyment. Looking forward to reading you in the comments, until next month, take care.

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Tour Recordings, Past and Present...

Event details behind the Sonic Warriors United Fusion in
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Foto Highlight Series

Gleis Club - Zossen - DE - Sept. 29, 2007- C-Dex - Soundcheck, ursprünglich hochgeladen von Sonic Warriors United

Der erste Live Act von C-Dex im Gleis Club Zossen auf unserer Sonic Warriors United Tour 2007/ 2008

First live act of C-Dex in Gleis club Zossen, Germany on our first Sonic Warriors United tour in 2007 / 2008

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The Problem of Misrepresentative "Industrial" Event Billing

Anyone who's gone to an "industrial" music night since the mid/late 1990's has experienced a problem that's now grown into an epidemic. The bill says, "industrial [listed first in the billing], goth, synthpop, futurepop, ect" and you say "I like industrial...I think I'll go." You get there and they play no industrial at all...or...they play only industrial that's considered vintage, as if there's no brand new bands that create music rooted in the aesthetics of the original "industrial" music culture. [When the words "pop" and "industrial" had absolutely nothing to do with each other.]

A simple solution: If you want to feature "future pop," please leave the "industrial" genre classification out of it. Specificity in billing also saves your event from getting unwarranted negative reviews because the playlists contradict your event billing, not because the music wasn't "good."

p.s.

- If you're in the NYC region, check out Defcon NYC on Saturday nights, 10pm - 4am. They specialize in hard [mostly vintage] dance industrial. 

Pyramid Club

101 Ave A, New York, NY 10009 

Neighborhoods: East Village, Alphabet City]

- In the Boston region, check out ORDNANCE! Deftly D pounds you monthly with relentless industrial music and performance of the highest order. A consistent funride of blissful aural treats and tortures.

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