International EBM Day
EBM Day 2019 features as the point in this episode of The Dark Corner. For the 24th of February, DJ Evil Dave curates ten choice tracks. For instance, he presents electronic body music, industrial and electro pop songs.
A four on the floor time signature combine with sequencers to create the rhythm. Also, bands prefer synthesizers to guitars. Meanwhile, the lead singer sounds clear if not a little modified. Lyrics tend to be chanted. Furthermore, samples from film and television may feature.
The Play List
To celebrate EBM Day 2019, we open with Trigger Me by Austrian band, NZ, from the EP, Raw and Pure. NZ borrows much of their sound from early Nitzer Ebb. For instance, the vocals, teutonic beats and stripped down instrumentation sound similar.
From Poland, Human Steel performs Communication from the album, Crankshaft Crash. Also, we follow with Neurotic Love by _TV_ from the album, Skin.
From Norway and Canada, Zombie Girl performs Panic Attack from Matrix downloaded 003. Zombie Girl is a joint project by Sebastian R. Komor and Renee Coopper. Additionally, from Germany, P24 performs Lichtjahre Entfernt (Mr. Bocaine Remix) from Synthematika Three.
Canada’s Ayria joins Corporate Soldiers of New Jersey to perform Give It to You from Face the Beat: Session 1. Also, from Singapore, Cosmic Armchair performs Conversation (Club Mix).
Norway’s Kant Kino performs Nag Gag (Faster) from Matrix Downloaded 004. Additionally, Sebastian Komor returns in the guise of Komor Kommando to perform Servus Pulsu.
Finally, we close with the Blade Runner End Theme as performed by New Jersey’s Halo in Reverse. Joshua Steffen is the single mind behind this electro-industrial project.
Shout Outs
We shout out Bruce, the cohost of Live from the Edge. Live from the Edge discusses the latest episode of Star Trek: Discovery while streaming live on YouTube.
