FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY & CARDINAL NOIRE

One of the label Artoffact Records biggest artist are without any doubt, Front Line Assembly with Bill Leeb in the front. 

"MECHVIRUSES" is the new upcoming album from Front Line Assembly, set to be released in February 7. 

The first single "HEATMAP" have been out since August with the remix by MVTANT and now it is time for a new remix with a more hardcore, goth and dark electroversion from Cardinal Noire. 

About Front Line Assembly 

Front Line Assembly (FLA) is a Canadian electro-industrial band formed by Bill Leeb in 1986 after leaving Skinny Puppy. FLA has developed its own sound incorporating elements of electronic body music and electro-industrial. 

The band's membership has rotated through the years, including Michael Balch, Rhys Fulber, and Chris Peterson, all of whom are associated with several other acts. 

Today FLA contains the members: 

Bill Leeb on Vocals, Keyboard and Percussion 

Rhys Fulber, Keyboards, Programming and Percussion 

Jon Siren on Drums, Live 

Matthew Selters on Guitar, Live 

PRESSRELEASE: 

Front Line Assembly's latest upcoming release, Mechviruses, is a sonic deep-dive into their electronic-industrial arsenal, showcasing 10 electrifying remixes that revisit, re-imagine, and add brand new vocals to the band's most popular instrumental music. This collection offers a pulsating journey through dystopian soundscapes, where each track brims with intricate layering and powerful beats that have become synonymous with Front Line Assembly’s legacy. From throbbing, synth-driven anthems to darker, more brooding explorations, ranging from darkwave to metal-industrial to synthpop, Mechviruses embodies the band’s mastery of fusing harsh industrial elements with cutting-edge electronic rhythms. 

With contributions from Artoffact acts including ULTRA SUNN, Ayria, Bootblacks, Seeming, Encephalon, Fotocrime and others, to friends of the label such as MVTANT and s:cage, Mechviruses strikes a balance between innovation and homage. 

This remix compilation re-invents what it means to make a remix, and reaffirms Front Line Assembly’s commitment to evolving their sound, inviting listeners into a future where the boundary between machine and music blurs beyond recognition. 

Front Line Assembly @ BANDCAMP 

DJ Thessla of Muzik Mag Sweden & Electric Cafe