Today it’s exactly 37 years ago that The Klinik (at that time called Absolute Controled Clinical Maniacs) performed at Xenon (10.03.1985, Aarschot, Belgium). Two tracks, Sick In Your Mind and Vietnam which were recorded during this live show, appeared later that same year on the first The Klinik album Sabotage.
After this release The Klinik soon made a name for themselves with their cold and harsh EBM sound and their live shows, where they performed with their heads wrapped in gauze, wearing long black leather coats.
Even today, Sabotage is still considered as one of the most influential electro-industrial-EBM albums and became a must have collector item.

Sabotage (Tracklist)

Musician & Actor Eric Oberto has just unveiled his new video and single release for the song "Closer Than Ever Before". The song appears in the forthcoming Hollywood theatrical film Malibu Horror Story due out in late 2022.

Story:

"Closer Than Ever Before" paints the dark picture of a man running from himself and racing against his own mortality. While being stalked by “Death” himself, he encounters memories from his past and startling entities that chase him closer to that final closing door.

The music video for "Closer Than Ever Before" will mark the second collaboration between Eric Oberto and Erik Gustafson of the band Adoration Destroyed!

Both Eric and Erik co-directed the music video shoot. Eric Oberto also took on the role of Producer with the invaluable help of Video Shoot Production Manager, Micha Marie Stevens. Erik Gustafson Cinematography brilliantly handled all of the post-production and editing work. The end result of this collaboration is a badass music video that truly captures the essence of the song!

ericoberto.com

We at Peek-a-Boo magazine are so happy to say we were finally able to reboot our printed magazine again after being forced by the Covid pandemic to restrict our output to our website only. No festival, no concerts and no parties meant our sponsors had nothing to advertise and thus there were also no events to distribute and promote our magazine … But today, as more and more countries seem to go back to “normal”, the future for Peek-a-Boo looks bright again! So hear! Hear! Here is our first printed “post covid” magazine, #38!

You can check it out digitally HERE or try to get a hold on a hard-copy version in the near future, maybe even on an event near you like for instance:

12.03 ADULT. + PLACK BLAGUE + THE JUGGERNAUTS @ Magasin 4, Brussels [BE]
18.03 BIM XIX - DAY 1 - with Portion Control (Seed Sessions) + A Split-Second & More @ De Casino, St-Niklaas [BE]
18.03 DARK RECOVERIES @ L'enoteca, Gaurain-ramecroix [BE]
19.03 BIM XIX - DAY 2 - with Portion Control (Best of Set) + Absolute Body Control & More @ De Casino, St-Niklaas [BE]
02.04 PORTA NIGRA *10 YEARS* with Covenant, Blutengel, The Juggernauts, & more @ Stadsfeestzaal, Aarschot [BE]
03.04 PORTA NIGRA *10 YEARS* with Suicide Commando @ Stadsfeestzaal, Aarschot [BE]
09.04 EBM NIGHT @ De Dreef, 2290 Vorselaar [BE]

To name a few … Check our online calendar for more info!

PS: Peek-a-Boo Magazine is still looking for motivated interviewers / reviewers / distributers! Want to support your favorite band and scene? Send us an e-mail @ contact @write_here_our_website_URL.be

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'No Time To Cry' was The Sisters of Mercy's single No. 9, released in advance of their first studio album First And Last And Always and was released on 8 March 1985, 37 years ago!

While the previous advanced First Last And Always single ‘Walk Away’ managed to penetrate the UK single charts to the 45th position, ‘No Time To Cry’ got stuck at the 63rd place.

The appearance of Craig Adams on this release is questioned, especially on Blood Money and Bury Me Deep. Rumor has it that the bass lines were programmed on the Doktor, as Adams supposedly was reluctant to participate in their recording.

No Time To Cry (7" single MR335, 249118-7)

A. No Time To Cry 3'25"
B. Blood Money 3'12"

No Time To Cry (12" single MR 335T, 249117-0)

A. No Time To Cry 3'58"
B. Blood Money 3'12"
B. Bury Me Deep

Line-up:

• Craig Adams - Bass
• Gary Marx - Guitars
• Wayne Hussey - Guitars
• Andrew Eldritch - Vocals
• Doktor Avalanche - Drums

No Time To Cry (Lyrics)

It's just a feeling
I get sometimes
A feeling
Sometimes
And I get frightened
Just like you
I get frightened too
But it's...
No time for heartache
(no no no) No time to run and hide
(no no no) No time for breaking down
(no no no) No time to cry

Sometimes in the world as is you've
Got to shake the hand that feeds you
It's just like Adam says
It's not so hard to understand
It's just like always coming down on
Just like Jesus never came and
What did you expect to find
It's just like always here again it's...

No time for heartache

(no no no) No time to run and hide
(no no no) No time for breaking down
(no no no) No time to cry

Everything will be alright
Everything will turn out fine
Some nights I still can't sleep
And the voices pass with time
And I keep
No time for tears
No time to run and hide
No time to be afraid of fear
I keep no time to cry
No time for tears
No time to run and hide
No time to be afraid of fear
I keep no time to cry
No time for heartache

(no no no) No time to run and hide
(no no no) No time for breaking down
(no no no) No time to cry

Songwriters: Andrew Eldritch / Craig David Adams / Gary Marx / Wayne Hussey
© Universal Music Publishing Group

Sources: Sisterswiki.org / Wikipedia / Discogs

Today its exactly 28 years since American industrial band Nine Inch Nails released their second studio album The Downward Spiral (8th March 1994). In contrast to their first album Pretty Hate Machine, which was rather synth-pop/electro like, this album featured more distorted guitars and other heavy elements from the industrial music style.

The album was recorded at Trent Reznor’s ‘Le Pig’ studio which was actually located in the house of where actress Sharon Tate was murdered by members of Charles Manson’s cult.
The album is a concept album describing the destruction of a man, from the beginning of his downward spiral to his suicide attempt.

Two official singles were taken from the album, March of the Pigs and Closer, later followed by the promotional singles Piggy and Hurt.

Hurt was covered by Johnny Cash in 2003 to commercial and critical acclaim. Reznor praised Cash's interpretation of the song for its sincerity and meaning, even stating the song didn't belong to himself anymore.

The Downward Spiral was a major commercial success, and established Nine Inch Nails as a reputable force in the alternative music scene since.
The Downward Spiral (Tracklist)

Mr. Self Destruct
Piggy
Heresy
March Of The Pigs
Closer
Ruiner
The Becoming
I Do Not Want This
Big Man With A Gun
A Warm Place
Eraser
Reptile
The Downward Spiral
Hurt

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