• Implant – Chaos 3 CD
• Noemi Aurora – Kintsugi 2CD
• The Ultimate Dreamers – Paradoxical CD
• The Names – Encore! CD

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The album exudes a sinister and oppressive energy, with dense, unsettling modern synth sequences twisted by piercing noise loops. Vocals are delivered like unrelenting, hypnotic chants – raw, angry, and insistent, hammering through your mind. Even NOEMI AURORA’s new guest vocal appearance on the final song takes the darker obsessive path… “Get Out Of My Head”! The madness intensifies as beats erupt with feral energy, driving you to the dancefloor with tracks like the explosive “Why Don’t You Sin Like Me” and the unyielding assault of “The Dancefloor Is Lava”. IMPLANT skillfully weaves menacing basslines and echoing, eerie synths into an addictive concoction of 80s EBM, 90s dark elektro, and futuristic industrial psy-trance.

Len Lemeire and Jan D’hooghe push their machines to their absolute limits, crafting a soundscape where chaos and melody collide with surgical precision. The cinematic grandeur of this closing chapter mirrors humanity’s collapse, spiraling into self-destruction with dystopian pride. Every track is a visceral plunge into a decaying world that feels disturbingly familiar, balancing between sci-fi nightmare and grim déjà vu.

An audacious and visceral finale to the “Chaos Machines” trilogy, “Judging Sinners” cements IMPLANT’s place as masters of apocalyptic futuristic soundscapes. This album is essential listening for fans of NIN, THE KLINIK, HAUJOBB, JUNO REACTOR, and FRONT 242.

Surrender to the chaos—there’s no turning back.
There is nothing left to take… Did you have your IMPLANT today!?
No compromises, no boundaries, only chaos and machines.

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The three tracks are taken from “Scratching The Surface​-​The Chaos Machines part 2” and introduced the album.

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In “Chapter 2” of this conceptual trilogy, the chaos intensifies as the machines continue their relentless assault on a desolate Earth. This release features mesmerizing extended versions of tracks like “The Drive” and the chilling “Tales From The City”, alongside the captivating electro-pop single “I Wasn’t There,” graced by the lush vocals of NOEMI AURORA.

But that’s not all. This vinyl delves even deeper into darkness with new tracks such as the powerful and lyrically engaged single “Responsible”, which channels the catchy 90’s dark elektro vibes reminiscent of early-PROJECT PITCHFORK. Other standout tracks include the haunting “It Will Mutate” and the infernal dancefloor hit “Why Don’t You Sin Like Me?”, both showcasing the sinister side of the machines as they eradicate humanity.

Combining old school EBM, groovy American Industrial, and melancholic New Wave, Jan D’hooghe and Len Lemeire transform dark moments into pulsating psy-trance industrial anthems. They seamlessly blend noisy chaos with melodic beauty, creating a dynamic and electrifying record evoking bands like NIN, KLINIK, JUNO REACTOR and other FRONT 242.

Like IMPLANT put it: “no boundaries, no compromises, only chaos and machines!”
Let the machines scratch your back as you dance the night away.
And remember: with IMPLANT, “if it doesn’t kill you, it will mutate and try again”
Don’t miss out on this electrifying vinyl experience!

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In “Chapter 2” of this conceptual trilogy, the chaos intensifies as the machines continue their relentless assault on a desolate Earth. This release features mesmerizing extended versions of tracks like “The Drive” and the chilling “Tales From The City”, alongside the captivating electro-pop single “I Wasn’t There,” graced by the lush vocals of NOEMI AURORA.

But that’s not all. This vinyl delves even deeper into darkness with new tracks such as the powerful and lyrically engaged single “Responsible”, which channels the catchy 90’s dark elektro vibes reminiscent of early-PROJECT PITCHFORK. Other standout tracks include the haunting “It Will Mutate” and the infernal dancefloor hit “Why Don’t You Sin Like Me?”, both showcasing the sinister side of the machines as they eradicate humanity.

Combining old school EBM, groovy American Industrial, and melancholic New Wave, Jan D’hooghe and Len Lemeire transform dark moments into pulsating psy-trance industrial anthems. They seamlessly blend noisy chaos with melodic beauty, creating a dynamic and electrifying record evoking bands like NIN, KLINIK, JUNO REACTOR and other FRONT 242.

Like IMPLANT put it: “no boundaries, no compromises, only chaos and machines!”
Let the machines scratch your back as you dance the night away.
And remember: with IMPLANT, “if it doesn’t kill you, it will mutate and try again”
Don’t miss out on this electrifying vinyl experience!

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This 12th studio album is a testament to 3 years of unbridled sonic exploration, an audacious clash against algorithms, and a rollercoaster of accidental genius from the dynamic duo of bearded divas Jan D’hooghe and Len Lemeire. Far from losing control, the Belgian pair opted to let chaos reign, transforming mellow ambient tracks into mesmerizing psy-trance industrial cuts with poignant vocals. Old school EBM and new wave roots morph seamlessly into addictive electro-pop featuring the lush vocals of NOEMI AURORA. Dark moments evoke echoes of early SKINNY PUPPY, KLINIK’s icy elektro, and the subtle flavors of NIN.

Immerse yourself in the pulsating beat, ready to rock, groove, and reflect with IMPLANT’s electrifying fusion of sound and substance. This hypnotic album, filled with noise, melody, bass, beat, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics, unfolds like a collection of intricate sonic tales, revealing hidden parts and offering new clues with each addictive play.

Remember, with IMPLANT, “it’s always more fun to pick up the pieces”.
Nothing but… IMPLANT!”

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Get ready for a wild ride through an electro-rock time capsule, blending old-school EBM/industrial vibes with a futuristic twist. Immerse yourself in the electrifying beats of electroclash, envision cowboy heads nodding, and picture chicks in hotpants grooving under the summer night sky!

Get ready to rock, groove, and reflect with Implant’s electrifying fusion of sound and substance. Feel the pulse of the beat and join the crusade for change as IMPLANT declares, “No more files on the windscreen, they died!”…

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Fruit of AI rather than cloning technology, this new 6-track EP is the result of uncounted studio hours of self-reinvention and annihilation, zeroing self-infliction and ecstatic joy maximising this way the diversity and originality of this release. The brilliant melodic elektro track “I Don’t Trust The Machine” gets this way cranked up into a high-bpm dancefloor ass-shaker in its “shadow IT rmx” form, while the “process mining rmx” takes a more retro electro-clash turn after the experimental ambient “bring your own device rmx” lost us in the labyrinth matrix of random modular synths.

The new version of “The Room” pushes this instrumental track into the Belgian New Beat realms while “The King And The Rebel” received an extra melodic synth treatment making it even more catchy and addictive than the original version.

Did you have your IMPLANT today?
Or are you scared of killer robots?

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As always, IMPLANT favors quality to quantity and once again took the challenge of setting the bar a little higher! With “Phantom Pain” Jan and Len decided to bring the IMPLANT ship to unexplored electro pop waters, plunging their upbeat electro industrial style into a melodic bath of catchy synth lines, addictive sequences and sensual backing female vocals by HELALYN FLOWERS’ frontgirl Noemi Aurora, to make of this tragic love song your next electro / future pop addiction! This new club hit received the remix treatment by the band itself, and also by new Belgian upcoming electro act TRUE ZEBRA and the French king of techno pop PEOPLE THEATRE.

The exclusive non-album song “The Sinner Has Gone” serves as a nice intermezzo with its slow tempo and darkish atmosphere, where noir synth layers nicely wrap Len’s melancholic vocals.

“The Devil Made Me Do It” rapidly brings us back to the dancefloor and proves to be the second A-side of this 9-track EP! With a frontal hammering upbeat assault and echoing vicious melodic noises, this track is more cyber industrial / dark elektro oriented with harder vocals and an overall devilish feel. Here again, IMPLANT remixed the song themselves emphasizing its dancefloor appeal while making sound-wise an ode to the legendary Bonzai label style. French veteran VUDUVOX (aka BUZZ) takes the devil by the horns and gives it a post-industrial-wave twist while the unmatched PRE:EMPTIVE STRIKE 0.1 reinforce the song’s dark atmosphere with an edge.

Did you have your Implant today?

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Next to an obvious strong focus on song production where every tiny detail makes the difference, the overall catchiness of this album embodies its essence and operates as a red light from start to finish, plunging us into a melodic bath of catchy synth lines, poignant sing-along choruses, carrying pulsing sequences and other vicious noise loops. From the frontal industrial dance of “The Devil Made Me Do It” and the dark elektro hit “Censorship Through Noise” to the lush and sublime melancholic chanson “The Last Record” through more upbeat future pop songs like “Phantom Pain”, “Run To The Light” or the techno pop “The King And The Rebel”, this new album has a high addictive potential for all electro industrial freaks open to synth pop music with an edge. And this also gets reinforced by the sensual vocal contribution of HELALYN FLOWERS’ frontgirl Noemi Aurora on several songs. And as always with IMPLANT, the album of course holds some sonic surprises and more experimental moments evoking techno, trance and other allusions to the very characteristic sound of Belgium (eg. “The Room”, “Nutshell”). 

Besides its quite intimate lyrics, “Cognitive Dissonance” also triggers questioning on choices we blindly make by joining, intentionally or not, social, artistic or other political bubbles in which we get cocooned and fed to enjoy our artificially created comfort to the max, giving everyone a feeling of being a special snowflake in the universe… Any form of dissonance within such bubble being perceived as offensive and getting censored through noise. “As an artist, one must strive to trigger all sort of discomforts. It’s the essence of creativity!”, says Len Lemeire. “It’s a form of cognitive dissonance for IMPLANT to release such a melodic electro pop album with balls! It’s a form of cognitive dissonance to gather such different remixers on one same disc. It’s a form of cognitive dissonance for us to hope and make the difference with an album”, he adds, tongue in cheek. 

There is also a limited deluxe double-CD digipak edition of the album which holds the “When Prophecy Fails” bonus disc featuring 2 exclusive tracks and an impressive eclectic selection of remix collaborations whose list speaks for itself and reveals “Cognitive Dissonance” in a totally different perspective and making it a must-have item in your music collection, with a very very very special mention for BREATH OF LIFE’s beautiful take on the bound to become a classic song “The Last Record”: SUICIDE COMMANDO, ARMAGEDDON DILDOS, THE BREATH OF LIFE, 808 DOT POP, SIGNAL AOUT 42, AIBOFORCEN, HELALYN FLOWERS, NEUROACTIVE, AD:KEY, Q’PNZ and NÖVÖ.

Did you have your Implant today?

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