Discover New Music From Powerman 5000, OGD and Dr. Chrispy

Industrial metal band, Powerman 5000 return August 28th with a brand new studio album titled "The Noble Rot." It contains ten tracks that features a homage to the '80's dark music of The Cure, Depeche Mode and Siouxsie Sioux, along with a cover of the Go-Go's "We Got The Beat." Powerman 5000 kick things off with the intense, aggressive opener "Cannibal Killers That Kill Everyone" and their latest single "Brave New World," which works in a hip-hop style to lyrics. They slow the tempo down for the Gothic tones of "Black Lipstick," while "Special Effects" builds up the song's pounding rhythm. One of the highlights of the new Powerman 5000 album is the addictive "Let The Insects Rule" which has the perfect combination of raw metal power and edgy, industrial beats. The album finishes with the low, monotone, computerized vocals of "VHS" and a high-powered hidden track titled "When Worlds Collide." To find out more about Powerman 5000 and their latest release "The Noble Rot," please visit powerman5000.com.

The New York City trio OGD are also preparing to drop their debut album "The Big Game" this week. The album was produced by drummer extraordinaire Jerry Marotta (Peter Gabriel, Paul McCartney) and features ten tracks of high-energy rockers, beginning with "Young Love." OGD pick the tempo up for the aggressive touch of "Sweet Life," while "The Word"  and "Innocence Ran" have a more pop-oriented sound that attracts you to the music. They rev-up the intensity once again for the guitar-driven rock of "Dreamland" and the pounding drums of "Scary Night," before closing their new album with the melodic, progressive-rock of "Outland." To find out more about OGD and their latest release "The Big Game," please visit ogdband.com.

Last, but not least, we have the latest release from music producer, songwriter and award-winning aerospace engineer, Dr Chrispy (aka Dr. Chris Boshuizen). His love for combining space exploration and music continues with his new album "Transitory EP." It features seven tracks (three new original tracks and four extra remixes) beginning with the uplifting sounds of "Transitory Morning." The positive, upbeat sounds of the opener is like a wake-up call from space. Next, Dr. Chrispy delivers the funky beats of "Transitory Afternoon," while "Transitory Evening" carries a more club feel with its energetic dance beats. The four remixes showcase a different the songs can go, along with spoken word recordings mixed in to the music. To find out more about this latest release from Dr. Chrispy, please visit drchrispy.com.