Experiment Haywire expresses themes of political dissent, female empowerment, war (internal and external), torture, insanity, contradictory aesthetics, the devaluing of the human condition, and a post-apocalyptic future in this game called life. She’s the angry woman who started machineKUNT Records and you can blame her for all this mayhem.
Cindergarden is the brainchild of singer, songwriter, and producer Jaymie Valentine from Los Angeles, California. Discovering that working solo was much more efficient than a full band arrangement as an environment for expressing her own artistic vision, she created Cindergarden and released her debut album on her own Looking Glass Records label in 2006. In 2009 she signed to machineKUNT Records. Jaymie is also the live keyboardist for System Syn.
Lady Parasyte is an electro-rock trio consisting of vocalist/lyricist Kimberly K., Mark Black (guitars/programming) and additional vocalist Miss Angela. Together they have created a chaotic but aggressively catchy mixture of electronic driven sounds mixed with high energy guitars topped with vocals ranging from soothingly melodic to blisteringly hard-hitting. Lady Parasyte combines their individual influences and styles to create an infectious yet intense sound that you will find difficult get out of your head.
Over the past few years vocalist Kimberly K. (then under the name Lady Parasyte) has collaborated with such artists as Die Warzau and techno legend DJ T-1000 (Alan D. Oldham) contributing vocals to both acts releases. Currently the band is spending much of their time writing and recording the full length electro-rock romp “Abandoned Places” to be released on machineKUNT Records.
This project started in Philadelphia in 2005 but has always been a reality for frontwoman Syrenn. She fought to earn herself a loyal following among the local freaks and artists with her hypnotic industrial beats, futuristic synth lines, and brutal vocals about real life situations. Her style can easily go from in-your-face aggression to ambient, haunting, and melodic. Synth player Jaws provides bursting energy on the keys. Their live performances are known to be legendary. Signing to machineKUNT in late 2009 Syrenn is kicking ass while taking names and recording her first album.
Belgium is, and has been, the breeding ground for some of the great pioneers of electronic music for quite a while now. It’s in this tradition that Antwerp city’s Trimetrick is proud and determined to march on the path that was once paved by EBM and Dark Electro masters like A Split Second, Front 242 and Suicide Commando. It was in 2005, when Catherine Jane Robertson entangled her dark poetry and twisted provocative lyrics with Michael Mampaey’s bulldozer beats and eerie synthesizers. Five years later, with an ever-growing discography and with a strong live reputation, they have grown into one of the better alternatives for the far too restricted and stereotypical sound that Dark Electro has become. Trimetrick will bomb the bunkers of boredom and expose your ears to the sickest sensations. “Put your boots on, it’s gonna get rough!”
Musicians
Experiment Haywire
Experiment Haywire expresses themes of political dissent, female empowerment, war (internal and external), torture, insanity, contradictory aesthetics, the devaluing of the human condition, and a post-apocalyptic future in this game called life. She’s the angry woman who started machineKUNT Records and you can blame her for all this mayhem.
Website: www.experimenthaywire.net
Antisocial Networking:
Experiment Haywire on Twitter
Experiment Haywire on VampireFreaks
Experiment Haywire on Facebook
Experiment Haywire on Myspace
Cindergarden
Cindergarden is the brainchild of singer, songwriter, and producer Jaymie Valentine from Los Angeles, California. Discovering that working solo was much more efficient than a full band arrangement as an environment for expressing her own artistic vision, she created Cindergarden and released her debut album on her own Looking Glass Records label in 2006. In 2009 she signed to machineKUNT Records. Jaymie is also the live keyboardist for System Syn.
Antisocial Networking:
Cindergarden on Twitter
Cindergarden on Myspace
Lady Parasyte
Lady Parasyte is an electro-rock trio consisting of vocalist/lyricist Kimberly K., Mark Black (guitars/programming) and additional vocalist Miss Angela. Together they have created a chaotic but aggressively catchy mixture of electronic driven sounds mixed with high energy guitars topped with vocals ranging from soothingly melodic to blisteringly hard-hitting. Lady Parasyte combines their individual influences and styles to create an infectious yet intense sound that you will find difficult get out of your head.
Over the past few years vocalist Kimberly K. (then under the name Lady Parasyte) has collaborated with such artists as Die Warzau and techno legend DJ T-1000 (Alan D. Oldham) contributing vocals to both acts releases. Currently the band is spending much of their time writing and recording the full length electro-rock romp “Abandoned Places” to be released on machineKUNT Records.
Antisocial Networking:
Lady Parasyte on Twitter
Lady Parasyte on VampireFreaks
Lady Parasyte on Facebook
Lady Parasyte on Myspace
Syrenn
This project started in Philadelphia in 2005 but has always been a reality for frontwoman Syrenn. She fought to earn herself a loyal following among the local freaks and artists with her hypnotic industrial beats, futuristic synth lines, and brutal vocals about real life situations. Her style can easily go from in-your-face aggression to ambient, haunting, and melodic. Synth player Jaws provides bursting energy on the keys. Their live performances are known to be legendary. Signing to machineKUNT in late 2009 Syrenn is kicking ass while taking names and recording her first album.
Antisocial Networking:
Syrenn on Twitter
Syrenn on Facebook
Syrenn on Myspace
Trimetrick
Belgium is, and has been, the breeding ground for some of the great pioneers of electronic music for quite a while now. It’s in this tradition that Antwerp city’s Trimetrick is proud and determined to march on the path that was once paved by EBM and Dark Electro masters like A Split Second, Front 242 and Suicide Commando. It was in 2005, when Catherine Jane Robertson entangled her dark poetry and twisted provocative lyrics with Michael Mampaey’s bulldozer beats and eerie synthesizers. Five years later, with an ever-growing discography and with a strong live reputation, they have grown into one of the better alternatives for the far too restricted and stereotypical sound that Dark Electro has become. Trimetrick will bomb the bunkers of boredom and expose your ears to the sickest sensations. “Put your boots on, it’s gonna get rough!”
Antisocial Networking:
Trimetrick on Facebook
Trimetrick on Myspace