Each remix takes the track into uncharted territories, from the pulsating depth of Implant to the cinematic pop atmospheres of Elektrostaub, the intricate layers of Eleven FX, the immersive energy of Infinite Division, and the shadowy chaotic textures of Kilmarth. A perfect fusion of salt and sugar, serenity and chaos, this is the sound of the night taking over.

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This edition brings a kaleidoscope of remixes, each adding its own color to the dawn – from the deep bass rhythmic textures of 808 Dot Pop to the lush atmospheric layers of The Breath Of Life, the club-driven power of Aesthetische, the haunting elegance of Deliscape, and the cutting-edge soundscapes of Avarice In Audio. Let the sunrise wash over you and lose yourself in this unexpected fusion of sweet and harsh, organic and synthetic.

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This hard-kicking groovy new track features deep and heavy synthesized sounds, pumping beats and a super catchy robotized chorus. While the lyrics reflect a story of living with addiction, the tale of a life on the verge of self-destruction. Accompanied is an alternative “hard cyber minimal” version featuring a dark ‘less is more’ approach that will leave you hanging for more.

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Up next is a more dark elektro oriented hard-hitting EBM track with harsh vocals featuring another forceful collaboration with his partner in crime Gerry of AVARICE IN AUDIO. It’s then up to Bridgette (who contributed to STUDIO-X’s previous “Wrong” album) to take the lead on the punchy “Terror Bull”, a highly addictive cocktail of EDM, deep bass and rave noise. While “New Blood” evokes the more aggressive industrial cuts with a drum & bass edge that Lawrie B. is used to do together with his friend SIMON CARTER. Icing on the cake, STUDIO-X loop the loop with the “VIP mix” of the title song to complete this new stunning EP in beauty with an even more pumping and faster melodic version of this new industrial dance anthem!

STUDIO-X is here to stay and we are here to rave!

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First of all selecting the most played and acclaimed songs from their recent “Disconnected” album with a clear preference for the more melodic driven tunes and giving them a full frontal club dimension. The powerful and unmatched emotional heartbreak-hypnotizing pearl “Our Promise” was an obvious choice as main title song for this new EP release since it has become one of the biggest techno club hits of the band. This song also gets featured here in its original version with vocoder male vocals plus a gorgeous dream version.

This dancefloor EP also pretty much sets the focus on the album’s stunning female fronted songs, most of them revealing the mesmerising vocal talents of diva Bridgette Collins infused with huge techno elements and EDM stabs. A cutting-edge sonic journey mixing hard-hitting industrial-techno assaults with angelic female vox and more moody melodic technoid analogue synth cuts.

And icing on the cake, during their recent prolific studio sessions, both hard dance DJ’s Simon Carter (UK) and Lawrie Masson/STUDIO-X (Australia) did not just deliver remixes of tracks like “Our Promise”, “Choices”, “I’m Alive”, “Disconnected”, “The Only One” and “Stronger” (featuring Trix on vocals), they also inked 3 brand new tracks with the hard-hitting and catchy vocoded “You Will See”, but also “Solar Flare” with Bridgette behind the mic again for a fully addictive fast-paced hi-energy slammer while she reveals her darker side on the highly emotional and shimmering song “Lost At Sea” and its overall bombastic piano-based echoing arrangements crashing onto exploding break beats.

STUDIO-X vs. SIMON CARTER once again reinvented their own sound and songs to get you dancing “Until The End Of Time”… Enjoy at maximum volume!

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This cutting-edge sonic journey jumps from hard-hitting industrial-techno, mixing harsh male vocals combined with angelic female vox (“Disconnected”) to more technoid vocoded analogue cuts (“The Only One”) through more brutal and EBM/dark elektro oriented moments with the oppressive “Ghosts”, the creepy deep and full on bassline hit “Nightlife” or yet the viral “Hurting” featuring extremely distorted harsh vocals by AVARICE IN AUDIO’s frontman.

The duo also enjoys exploring more melodic driven electro Synthwave with an 80’s touch (“Burning Fire”) while continuing to deliver stunning female fronted songs (courtesy of the mesmerising vocal talents of Bridgette Collins) infused with huge techno elements and EDM stabs like the addictive “Choices”, the re-imagined upbeat version of “I’m Alive” and the unmatched emotional heartbreaking hypnotizing pearl “Our Promise”.

STUDIO-X vs. SIMON CARTER have literally reinvented their hi-energy sound and invite you to disconnect from your daily routine by getting your dancing boots at the ready so that all of you “creatures of the night come join the crowd!”…

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When joining hands with his new partner in crime Bridgette Collins, Lawrie Bayldon decided to break the rules by incorporating some new styles into his characteristic industrial dance sound. And while accidentally discovering a vocal fx chain that reminded them of MARILYN MANSON and other similar goth vocalists, they even went the crazy extra mile and started adding vocal lines on many songs of this new album, which is quite unusual for STUDIO-X who normally always mostly focused on sampled vocals manipulations. 

“Wrong” is the living proof that nothing can go wrong once an artist dares taking new challenges rather than simply repeating an overused recipe of success… 

Of course big beat anthems like the apocalyptic zombified “Approach”, the funny binary dance track “Question”, the next video gamers (“Left For Dead 2” fans: just shoot it!!) top favorite upbeat cut “L4D2” or yet the hard-hitting technoid “Vampire” all evoke the original STUDIO-X sound DNA and are all potential next club hits, but this new album also shows new sound directions with some kind of break beat styles incorporated into their groovy bass lines, while the verse/chorus vocal lines add a true catchy “song” dynamic to these new titles (the highly melodic “Slave”, the soul-crushing dark elektro “Asylum”, the contagious distorted “Disease”, the EBM-ish “Media” or yet the aggravating and crazy “Motivation”). And other songs like the melancholic noir electric pop “Wrong” or the poignant “Voices” and its emotional female vocal manipulations and its orchestral grandeur simply expand the sonic horizon of this stunning album that will grow on you in no time… 

More than ever, STUDIO-X also sharpens here their unique sense of self-mockery and heavy criticism against society and humanity struggling with itself in general, adding that characteristic sense of humor that gives that extra touch to this dancefloor album on a sometimes much too serious dark industrial music scene. A “fun” dimension reminding us many times of the other Australian act SN0G’s at his best and most extravagant moments… 

With “Wrong” STUDIO-X play it right and show people that you can express new styles of music but still incorporate your authentic sound. This unconventional album is a mixture of everything from entertaining to dark and beautiful and opens doors to a new trend towards eclectic electronic music with attitude… 

And just like you… we don’t like STUDIO-X’s music unless it’s really loud… Play it at maximum volume! 

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Now comes the first single from their forthcoming 3rd album, starting with the slow, foreboding “Lie To Me”. The first song written by the new line up, produced alongside Ayax of ASCENSION EX, this track combines a new rawness the band have displayed, with a new sense of vulnerability and emotion before only touched on by earlier material. Aggressive bass, hard industrial at its core, Gerry’s powerfully tormented screams complimented by Ben’s new melodic and melancholic vocal work transformed the work into something greater than the sum of its parts. 

This is additionally reinforced by remixes by American bands like FLAMMPUNKT and IAMMYNEWT, an enormous black metal remix by Japanese act VANISHED EMPIRE and a remix + bonus track featuring AIA’s own STUDIO-X, this is a new milestone for the project, presenting a devil may care attitude for the gentlemen behind AVARICE IN AUDIO, whom have only begun to shed light on what they are capable of during this new album that will unveil some amazing featurings and other surprises! “This is only the beginning… We are the ones, who never slept”…

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The opening stomping hard dance track “Leave Us Alone” gives the tone of this album with its poignant scary atmosphere rhythmed by a crazy girl in full panic screaming her lungs out. The perfect song to keep your DJ set very dark or just to keep you dancing all night! Heavily inspired by DJ Proteus, the dark industrial “Down On Your Knees” will make you stand up and break the dancefloor. And that unique blend of dark industrial and hard dance / trance keeps coming in with cuts like “In God We Trust”, the progressive hardstyle of the viral and addictive “Kapooyah”, the hammering and mind-boggling “Stupid Fucking Ravers” or yet the industrial trance club classic and subversive “Cybergoth”.
 
At moments STUDIO-X vs. TECHNOID’s sonic neural torment also takes a more melodic turn with the memorable melodic lines of the synthcore song “First Time Ever”, the hypnotic “Charlie” or the flowing “Make Me Sick” and its matchless vocal samples! The boys also enjoy experimenting in studio with crazy sounds and samples, and tracks like “Motherfuckin Minions”, “Where Is Your License”,  the closing “Last Thing In The World” and its sinister samples of evil Charles Manson, its heavy guitar riffs and hellish hard dance beat all bring their own touch of diversity to this very upbeat album…

This is industrial cyber dance without compromise like only STUDIO-X can do it! Hardstyle to play at maximum volume!

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