Label News From Alfa Matrix
KRYSTAL SYSTEM double Depeche Mode cover on new EP
Out on ALFA MATRIX by the end of November is KRYSTAL SYSTEM's Underground: VooDoo Night Sessions" DJ EPCD. On the EP, which comes straight after the release of their "Underground" debut album, the Paris-based duo (Bonnie (female vox, guitars) and N° 7 (male vox, synths & machines), completely reworks 5 of their songs, but in from a new sexy and dominant electro industrial perspective. These special and exclusive "VooDoo Night Sessions" resulted in a mix of heavy electronics, catchy filtered female vocals, dynamic guitar riffs, and melodic synth sequences. Dark elektro, cold wave, indie pop rock and metal industrial : all in one. This EP also holds 2 new versions of their DEPECHE MODE cover of "Master And Servant".
A videotrailer for the EP has been posted on Youtube here
The EP can already be ordered via the Alfa Matrix label here
Audio previews are available here |
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