Our sistermag Dark Entries is organising the sixth Dark Entries Night at the Kinky Star in Gent.

The entrance is free and you'll get two gothacts. Lizard Smile and Keiki are the guests.

Afterwards there's a party with DJ Moonchild and Danny Dupont.

Be there. All further info can be found at the site from Dark Entries.

They're from Minneapolis, they make synthpop and according to us they will be huge!!!!!

Discover their first video RGB here.

After years of releasing albums and performing overseas, Mechanical Cabaret makes their longawaited North American debut with the greatest hits collection Selective Hearing! Formed in 1999, Roi Robertson and Steve Bellamy combine a heady mix of industrial-strength electro, memorable melodies, slamming beats, acidic synths, sci-fi soundscapes, and throbbing bass, along with Roi’s lyrical observations on the darker side of life — all delivered with a deadpan dose of sardonic punk attitude and British black humor.

Mechanical Cabaret has been making records and touring for 13 years, releasing four albums and several singles. Selective Hearing provides just a glimpse of the band’s illustrious history, from “Nothing Special” off the band’s 2002 debut to the mega-club hits “See Hear Smile” and “Disbehave,” from the follow-up album Product for Your Insecurity.

The year 2009 brought Damaged Goods, Mechanical Cabaret’s breakthrough release. The duo stepped out of the clubs and into the mainstream with songs like “In Loving Memory,” “Careful Careless,” and “GBH.” Damaged Goods maintained the band’s signature analogue sounds and British dark humor, but showcased more mature in-depth songwriting.

To round out this release, Mechanical Cabaret has added “Why So Serious?,” the first new track from the band since 2009. Overall, Selective Hearing is a great introduction to the North American market and a precursor to what lies ahead

According to Sony Germany, the new Depeche Mode single is called "Heaven" and will be released January 25th in Germany, January 28th in the rest of Europe and January 29th in the States. The track will be a teaser for the new studio album to be released in March 2013

Seven Psychopaths is a 2012 British comedy film written, co-produced and directed by Martin McDonagh. It stars Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Woody Harrelson, Tom Waits, and Christopher Walken.

The film marks the second collaboration between McDonagh and Farrell, following 2008's In Bruges.

The movie is in the cinemas on 30th January.