Rhys Fulber has grown a tremendous reputation for being one of, if not the most, hardest working musicians in electronic/industrial music. This is also hardly a fresh development that arose a year or two ago, but a tough grind work ethic that has continued since his initial joining with Bill Leeb in 1986. Leeb had just left industrial band Skinny Puppy to form the very start of Front Line Assembly. Since then, and to date, he has either been an official member of or worked with: Delerium, Conjure One, Fear Factory, Nailbomb, Fauxliage, and many others. Now, he's added a solid solo album to that list.

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (the only other official member of Nine Inch Nails) finish off the promised set of three EPs with Bad Witch. The third and final installment of the EP trilogy follows Not The Actual Events (#1) and Add Violence (#2). Bad Witch seems to bring a three EP evolutionary journey of, likely Reznor exploring what NIN is now, to a close or at least the end of this chapter.

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Marilyn Manson covers “Cry Little Sister” (Gerard McMann), from the 1987 cult classic “Lost Boys”, for the “New Mutants” soundtrack. The song is not only a step ahead in how Marilyn Manson approaches covers, but is also an impressive step on an alternative vocal style for him.

Rise Again is the third officially released album from The Dreaming. The band includes Christopher Hall (x-Stabbing Westward), Johnny Haro, Franccesca D'Struct, Walter Flakus (x-Stabbing Westward), and Carlton Bost. Featuring: "Alone", "Blink of An Eye", "Afraid", "Empty Promises", and more.