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Several new hours' worth of new music are now in rotation, and I've been trimming out others, just for the variety, you understand. It's like polishing a jewel -- a little here, a little there. This week look for selections from Run Level Zero, XPQ-21 and remixes thereof, The Secret Meeting, and the ever beautiful Frightdoll. There are also a few tracks from Lorin Richards who sent me a few CDs and is worth checking out for anyone with an appreciation of literature. Listen and you'll see why.

Big thanks to Spain-based Legion for great aggressive industrial tracks, and for putting together the first official mirrorshades radio commercial. You guys rock.

Lots of old-school ebm in the works this time around -- Suicide Commando, Wumpscut, and Grendel, all featured among others, alongside plenty of more melodic tracks from the likes of Imperative Reaction and XPQ-21 and more. Enjoy.

So, sometimes I'm a little slower on the updates than usual, but you've had the music to keep you company, right? This week I've put a ton of singles into the mix. Some you're sure to recognize, like Combichrist (oh, how I miss Icon of Coil) and Razed in Black. Others may be new to you -- The Birthday Massacre and Daybehavior, to name a few.

If you've sent me material in the past two weeks or so, fear not -- I haven't forgotten you. Keep an eye on this space in the next few days for updates while I convert, rip, normalize, equalize, adjust, position, resample, upsample, tag, bag, molecularly pound and prod, and all the other things that go along with bringing music to the masses.

This rollout is mostly singles from all over, and I've tried to keep the focus on songs that are, either originally or by remix, heavy on female vocals. In a genre dominated by male singers, it's nice to get that variety. You may recognize Diskonnekted, Psyche, and of course Iris, among all the tracks currently making their way to the server.

I've been getting a huge influx of promotional music as well; thanks to all of you who have been sending me these albums and gear. I'll be unleashing a few at a time for your aural enjoyment. This week, keep an ear out for Mindless Faith's industrial electronic sound, and Endless Shame brings us synthpop that reminds me of some early Depeche Mode. More to come from more new artists in the next couple of days, so stay tuned.

By the time I'm done writing this, the latest updates should be uploaded and processed and integrated and all the rest. This week's rollout features Mechanical Moth and the oft-underappreciated Lights of Euphoria. If you happen to catch the track Consequence (Face Yourself), see if you think that's Ronan Harris on vocals, cause I sure do. Also, I just discovered Fiction 8, and added some of their songs into the mix as well; I'd never heard of them before but I wish I had.