Watch: Dina Summer Premiere "Headhunter" (Front 242 cover)

Dina Summer, the collaborative band project by the producer Kalipo and the DJ/producer couple Local Suicide, have unveiled the video for their cover version of Front 242 classic "Headhunter".

Belgian EBM band Front 242 released "Headhunter" in 1988. The song was a major hit in the electronic and industrial music scenes, and the album Front By Front subsequently became the top selling album in the history of Wax Trax! Records.

Watch/listen below.

Rimini Tracklist:
01. Dominator
02. Mars
03. Uranos
04. Revenge
05. Zig Zag
06. Mirage
07. Wunderbar
08. Amore
09. Crocodile
10. Rimini

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New Entry: Courting Air New Single "Tennis"

Liverpool post punk band Courting have aired their new single "Tennis".

The song, produced by GRAMMY-nominated James Dring (Gorillaz, Jamie T, Sorry, Lana Del Rey, Blur, Loyle Carner) is out ttoday (April 6) through Nice Swan Records. Grab it  here.

Speaking about it, the band explained: “Tennis is a paypig’s personal redemption narrative, set in “the city”, and told in two parts. A twisted tale of two lovers’ back and forth, bound by cricket, bodybuilding, and money. A story as old as time.

We named the song Tennis as a logical (but unrelated) sequel to our two previously released sports-related songs. To us, this felt like a natural ending to that idea. Dynamically, the second part of the song is supposed to represent a shift in tone for the character in which they realise their own worth and leave the situation that is set within the first part of the song.”

Stream it below.

(facebook.com/Courtingband)

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Watch: CDSM Release New Single/Video "Concrete"

Atlanta, GA post punk band CDSM (a.k.a. Celebrity Death Slot Machine) have released the video for their new single "Concrete".

The song is out now and is taken from their forthcoming EP 'Hell Stairs', set to arrive on April 29th through Mothland and Exag' Records. Get it here.

“Concrete” takes you on a surreal stroll under the midnight Sun. Soon, dread and febrility vanish as you enter a crack in the street, leading to a hellish nightclub. You succumb to the temptation as you should.

The video was directed by Nic Huey, while Graham Tavel handled live audio recording and mastering for the track. This live rendition of the song was filmed in an active construction site on a set built by Nic, as well as band members Tyler and John, out of cinder blocks and wooden pallets. The decrepit hallway where the shooting took place is located in Yellow Studios, a new venue-to-be in Atlanta.

Watch/listen below.

(instagram.com/cdsm_worldwide)

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