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Session Victim demonstrate a charming disregard for the boundaries of house music, and unleash an unparallelled energy behind the decks. This pair of devoted vinyl DJ’s from the small town of Lüneburg in Germany delve and dabble into everything from Disco to Soul to Hip Hop and back again, stamping their wild personalities on every performance, leaving a crowd of smiling faces in their path. .

Melding together numerous genres and adding a discipline of their own fury, Torturer make melodic speed metal not dissimilar to a more technical and articulate Metallica with a vocal track that matches the treble peak of shriek which Swedish death/black metal bands currently use. Their essential approach is to cluster riffs and knead them together over iterations, and the diversity and structural intent stamp the output which while rolling across the spectrum returns to its fundamental parts. Heavy metal riffs with a muffled strum technique covering either buckling power chord staccato blasts or electric lances of lead guitar playing, played...

Australian deathgrind outfit Insidious Torture formed in late 2008. Current line-up: Storma - Vocals Dan O'Grady - Guitar (Damaged (Aus), Terrorust) Matt "Skitz" Sanders - Drums (Damaged (Aus), Abramelin (Aus), Invocation (Aus), Hellspawn (Aus), Deströyer 666, Cemetery Urn, Terrorust, Humonic, Sadistik Exekution) Discography: - "Lust and Decay" EP (2010, self-released) Insidious Torture @ MySpace .

VIRTUAL VICTIM was founded as a solo project by the 29-year old German musician Chris in April 2004. Virtual Victim's style reaches from club compatible dark-electro to EBM. On the one hand melodic, danceable and dreamy, but on the other hand containing threatening elements Chris makes extensively use of all kinds of modern electronic genres. Distorted vocals point out the wide range of soul suffer. VIRTUAL VICTIM's songs currently spread over some German dark music clubs and are on the playlists of famous internet radio stations. At the beginning of 2006, VIRTUAL VICTIM won the readers' voting of the Sonic...