TX based alternative/electronic artist Curse Mackey fuses post-punk, dark, dystopian electronics with doom-fueled drones, seductive synth pulsations, lush atmospherics, charismatic vocals, and industrial dance beats into a compelling and dynamic debut.
NEGATIVE GAIN is honored to present ESA: Electronic Substance Abuse. 15 years in the making, ESA is Jamie Blacker from the UK and member of iVardensphere and Voster. His experience and influence in the Rhythmic Noise and Black Death metal circles runs deep. His sound maturing over time to coalesce into writhing, harsh beats with spiritual undertones.
PANIC PRIEST has joined the NEGATIVE GAIN family. Death, sex and doomed romance. Panic Priest is the project showcasing the songs of singer / songwriter / multi instrumentalist Jack Armondo (My Gold Mask).
Deep from the forest of the Russian front comes the duo, thewalkingicon, consisting of Sasha Rempel (Inspira) and Dmitri Osipov (Crocodile T.X.). They gift us Shadow of the Saints, their sophomore release, and debut with Negative Gain.
Please welcome Jason Alacrity to the Negative Gain family! Jason brings his own mix of nostalgia and modern production to the Industrial / EBM sound. The band’s live performance is an intense audio / visual experience, complete with live percussion and video projection. In 2019, they supported COMBICHRIST for their European Tour, and toured Russia […]
Negative Gain in delighted to have American singer/songwriter Carrellee (Sarah Pray) on our artist roster. Her delicately, sensual vocals are layered over a wall of scorched synths and processed tapes. Her synth-pop sound was crafted with support from producer Brett Bullion (Low, Polica.) using a microKORG and Yamaha DX7 synth coming from folk inspired music.
March 19th, 2022 Negative Gain returns to Valhalla in Austin for another SXSW showcase. This year’s line-up includes, Bestial Mouths, Curse Mackey, Glass Spells, MORIS BLAK, Order of the Static Temple, Panic Priest, and Straight Razor.
Issue No. 2 is out and dedicated to “Our Digital World”, and includes interviews with: Moris Blak, The Walking Icon, Twin Tribes, Order of the Static Temple, and more! The physical version of the NGP Magazine will be available at: www.processionmagazine.com.
This Detroit artist’s music represents a piece of her solitude. The blistering glow of downtempo post-industrial beats, electro-pop melodies and layered soundscapes are home to Josie’s captivating lyrics; she is a songwriter in the purest sense. The result is a pulsating sound that will haunt you with vulnerability while basking in Josie’s world of self-reflection […]
Negative Gain has teamed up with Procession to convert the digital magazine into a limited-print, physical one! Issue No. 1 is dedicated exclusively to the women of dark electro, and includes interviews with: Viva Non, Culttastic, grabyourface, Corlyx, Goo Monday, and Wire Spine. NGP Magazine can be purchased from Procession Magazine at their website: www.processionmagazine.com.
Smelting down the best aspects of punk, metal, darkwave, and industrial comes Komrads from Rochester, New York. Taking genre-fusing to the next level, Komrads expertly creates dark dance tracks and brings raw untethered intensity to back it up. Described as “torturing synths,” Komrads challenges the traditional and expands on the ideas of darkwave. If you’re […]
Straight Razor’s Omar Doom continues to mystify. Devouring everything in his path, Doom brings intensity to his dark electronic sound. Best known for his work in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds and Death Proof and formerly of the band Doomington with DJ’s Stretch Armstrong and Eli Escobar, Doom exudes refined aesthetic taste. With a structured approach, […]
Negative Gain is honored to work with the celebrated Information Society. With 30 years of recording behind them, they consistently enthrall the masses with their slick style and Electropop imagination. Information Society’s work ethic and determination to make listeners dance keeps them on the cutting edge of the club scene.
Heavy Halo is a Goth-Grunge blood-pact forged in the NYC underground. The band takes the spirit and existential angst of Alternative and Industrial and passes it through the shattered prism of the internet age, refracted and made new. Jagged guitars and raw electronics explode over gut-rattling 808’s. But at their core, Heavy Halo are melody junkies, lacing tracks […]
Arriving from the Great White North, Body Relics by Total Chroma- Robert Katerwol’s (Wire Spine and Weird Candle) side project. Body Relics engages the senses with projectile synths and daydream nightclub melodies. With computer-age DNA, Body Relics is engineered to be a new classic. Synchronized gothic ingenuity ties the album together with the melancholic lyrics […]
EBM and Industrial fans, rejoice, your new favorite band is here. Order of the Static Temple offers you electronic sounds of the past. With a take no prisoners attitude, they seamlessly execute their barrage of audio that’s engaging and seductive. With precise intention and steel-cut beats, Order of the Static Temple’s structure is impenetrable and […]
French Export, Grabyourface has captured the European dancefloors and clubs, and now the project of producer, songwriter, and performer, Marie Lando is hitting the states on Negative Gain. After a tour and feature with Sweden’s Covenant, Grabyourface has returned.
Negative Gain is thrilled to announce the signing of Glass Spells. From Southern California, this energetic band delivers hypnotic female vocals over piercing synths, pulsing bass lines, and dance beats.
Hailing from the Chicago streets, Programmable Animal offers us tantalizing industrial and nu-metal sounds that are built to thrill. With an incredible amount of power and attention to detail, Programmable Animal brings in all of the best elements of the genre and bends them to their will.
Corlyx has changed their sound with each album they have released, and their recent addition to Negative Gain added a live bassist to their lineup. Starting from and industrial Dark Electro background the band have found themselves writing more 80’s goth inspired tracks, Darkwave Post punk meets Gothwave.
