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Established in 1994, Chain D.L.K. is one of the longest-running and biggest online music communities for electronic, industrial, ambient, dark, experimental and new music. Daily updated news, reviews, interviews and community message boards to stay up to date on what’s going on…


CHAIN D.L.K. US offices have MOVED!

Please write down our NEW ADDRESS or we will NOT receive your CDs!!!


We are still looking for WRITERS…

Chain D.L.K. is looking for RELIABLE AND ENTHUSIASTIC WRITERS interested in writing reviews and possibly doing interviews.
Chain D.L.K. is a non-for-profit entity so this position is not paid, however you will receive lots of CDs that you can keep or re-sell.
We need people who LOVE MUSIC and are PASSIONATE about music and who enjoy writing about it.
Contact Marc Urselli form the Contact Page if you are interested.
Thank you



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Interviews
Nosound

Nosound

Ever since their early releases and in particularly with their impressive “Lightdark”, it became quite clear that the Italian band Nosound, who initially started as a studio project by Giancarlo Erra, forged a very distinguishable and somehow original sound based on faded boundaries between progressive rock, ambient, electronics and post rock. By the time of [...]

Arkane

Arkane

Chain D.L.K.: Arkanum, let’s talk a little bit about your country. I think that we don’t really know what’s going on over there… what’s the social situation like? Arkane: The situation here is utterly dramatic beyond recognition – Hellas (Greece) is trapped in the maze of torment of the “upper” plans who had been designed [...]

Watt

Watt

The most recent bouquet of releases which the appreciated Portuguese label Creative Sources accurately arranges for the listening pleasure of improvisational music and electro-acoustic music lovers everywhere, included “Alter Egos“, the very first release by Watt. Watt is a very good combo comprised of British cellist Hannah Marshall, talented American percussionist Stephen Flinn and dynamic trumpet and [...]

Tom Smith

Tom Smith

Genre is obsolete. This assertion seems to be the aesthetical foundation of the abrasive collective which Tom Smith and Frank “Rat Bastard” Falestra named To Live And Shave In L.A.. They have attracted many external collaborator, including members of legendary Sonic Youth, to their noisy parallel world which emphasizes their absorbing Weltanshauung, in which elements [...]

Olaf Hund

Olaf Hund

Jd Beauvallet described Olaf Hund as “the missing link between Alan Vega and Louie Vega“. Olaf just prefers to consider himself a Post-Electronic artist. Labels and attempts of labelling aside, Olaf’s amazing dry wit was clear since his very first steps in the crowded Electro scene, where he would prefer adding more humour and sadness instead of [...]

Dj Olive

Dj Olive

  His brand new album, “Thwis”, includes some sessions with talented NY-based vocalist and musician Carolyn Honeychild Coleman as well as an interesting (and definitively not derivative) declension of dub whose soft kicks and amazing electronic intertwining kept the dub flavour unadulterated without relinquishing sonorities oscillating between mystical flames and urban “opticality”. After listening to [...]

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