Favorite Artists

Mesh
Strong, soulful songs that translate well to the dance floor.

Front Line Assembly, et al
Everything these boys touch turns into music. Whether it's FLA proper, Delerium, Pro-Tech, Equinox, Noise Unit, Intermix or any of their other projects, it's all great listening.

VNV Nation
Powerful songs with hard hitting beats that are nearly impossible to sit still through. Slow, brooding songs with beautiful (albeit somewhat depressing) lyrics. Great stuff either way.

Orbital
Although some people consider Orbital to be a bit monotonous, I think they're great. Give "The Box" a listen.

Depeche Mode
Indisputably the most prolific band in my collection. I've amassed over 200 records and probably a similar number of CD's.

Favorite Albums

Pulcher Femina - Shadows Of The Lovers
Dark, light, lush and very beautiful. This CD has it all.

Echo & The Bunnymen - Echo & The Bunnymen
Lips Like Sugar?

OMD - Best Of
While everyone else was fawning over Duran Duran, I was seriously hung up on OMD.

Duran Duran - Decade
Speaking of which.. I didn't exactly escape Duran Duran either.

Pet Shop Boys - Discography
Music you can dance to. I still remember hearing "Opportunities" for the first time.

Favorite Broadcasters

Telemetry
A Different Drum's official stream.

cdstude
COP International's official stream.

robb2ins
He's got a great 80's wave stream.

Cool Links

Music Stack
A good place to look for rare music.

A Different Drum
"America's synthpop label."

Metropolis Records
The Metropolis label is home to Front 242, Front Line Assembly, Clan of Xymox, and more than forty other innovative industrial, gothic, and electronic artists.

All Music Guide
AMG is a great place to find out more about a band. With links to solo and side projects, it's indispensable.