XLR8R — Wrangler is made up of members Stephen Mallinder (Cabaret Voltaire), Phil Winter (Tunng), and Benge (John Foxx & The Maths), and is set to release its upcoming album, White Glue, on September 23 via MemeTune Recordings. Comprised of nine gritty cuts,... more info

Stereogum — The British trio Cabaret Voltaire started in the early ’70s as a sort of performance art group, and over the late ’70s and early ’80s, they helped pioneer industrial music and laid the groundwork for about a half-dozen electronic music genres t... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis did Ferris Bueller really like Cabaret Voltaire, or just their poster? Industrial pioneers Cabaret Voltaire are back and set to play their first live show in 22 years at the Berlin Atonal Festival on August 23. For... more info

NME — Richard H Kirk is now the only remaining member of the band more info

Core News — “Richard Kirk from electro-pioneers Cabaret Voltaire pick a trio of tunes to soundtrack a perfect night. A listener also selects the song they’d like to hear at 1am, and Nemone brings you the best beats and breaks, old and new.” Check out other... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Jam's The Studio Recordings is an 8-LP box set that collects the British band's studio albums along with two discs of b-sides and non-album singles. Other reissues include remastered editions of three Cabaret Voltaire albums: Micro-phonies; The C... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Scottish band Dead Sea Souls have a gift for melodic pop. Their new single is an AA side and rightly so. Brave and The Comet are like the two sides of coin - different, but inseparable . Brave is the pop, while The Comet has a Caribbean feel, but ... more info

NME - Radar — The Sonic Aesthetic is Mark Barrott, an electronic composer based in Ibiza by way of Sheffield, Uruguay and Berlin. The Human League, Cabaret Voltaire and Steve Reich are some of Barrott's influences, as is the concept of decluttering: moving aw... more info

Topix — NON, a.k.a. Boyd Rice has been part of the underground scene since '70s, when he began composing and performing what he describes as "noise music." Along with artists such as Throbbing Gristle, SPK, Cabaret Voltaire and others, NON was featured in th... more info

Guardian Music — Why settle for EDM when you can channel 80s industrial and goth techno? The sonic aggression is cathartic, say the London duo Joe Andrews and Tom HalsteadIn a world in which DJs such as Skrillex are superstars, and the strobe-lit veil of EDM sweeps a... more info