Milking The Goat Machine.

To celebrate the release of their brand new album ‘Clockwork Udder’ via NoiseArt Records Milking The Goatmachine have made 2 new videos available: ‘More Humour Than Human’ and ‘Human Domestication‘.
The megalomaniacal goat themed mayhem of ‘Clockwork Udder’ is out now via NoiseArt Records, with a limited digi pak edition also available including 4 bonus tracks.
The sheer madness that is the metal clownishness of the official ‘More Humour Than Human’ video is simply the sprinkling on the top of what many refer to as “the finest grind ‘n’ crust from Goat E Berg”.
The grindcore/death metal goats are due to tour Europe this December as part of the Hatefest Extreme Tour 2011. Milking The Goatmachine join a bill headlined by Kataklysm, Triptykon and Marduk and also features Azarath and Dawn Of Disease in support. For more information visit www.Hatefest.eu

Iron Sky: We Come In Peace.

Nazi Flying Saucer invasion epic Iron Sky has announced an international release date with the unveiling of its third trailer. The trailer, featuring an appearance from the spectacular German actor Udo Kier and iron zeppelin mother-ships, is full on, totalitarian camp and a comical take on the futuristic propaganda of a long gone age.
Iron Sky is expected to be released April 4th 2012 with the production team hard at work securing distribution in 13 territories and 23 countries including large chunks of Europe, China and Australia. The film is still in post production and this trailer is the first to feature actual edited footage from the movie.
Due to popular demand, the makers of Iron Sky have also made a wallpaper of the invading Zeppelin and saucer forces available for download here.
Scroll down to view the trailer.

Formed by Daniel Graves in 2000, Aesthetic Perfection is described as without form, without ego or intention.
Aesthetic Perfection is music without a cause,   Music designed without purpose, perhaps solely for the aesthetic, the look the feel and sound that perfectly sums up feeling awesome/loathsome and rocking out.

A sort of electronic Andrew W.K? Perhaps not.

Daniel Graves, The man behind the perfection.

Amidst all this hubbub about whether there is a grander scheme behind the rage of Mr Graves one thing is forgotten; This is solid aggro tech. The best way to show what is meant by this is to turn to the single, The Great Depression, the video of which features Graves howling and marching his way past machinery, goggles and all belting out loud angry industrial.

Thats what we wanted, and Aesthetic Perfection delivers it exactly to the mold. What remains to be seen is how this simple balls-out industrial carries to the stage.

For those of you who wish to know the answer to this question there are a modest number of Combichrist dates remaining on their UK tour with A.P. in tow, In particular, today’s Sunderland date will have a limited number of tickets available on the door.
In the meantime, to placate the masses, enjoy the Great Depression.

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