I brought up a recent article in The Nation that put the average lifespan of an indie label at two years. You have to be prepared to take a loss at first, but now that it's paying for itself, I can go on as long as I want. In a telephone interview from Vancouver, where he's been recording and mixing as the latest member of electronic stalwarts Frontline Assembly, Peterson is quick to repudiate the industrial tag. I don't like to use that term any more because it's been so fucked up and twisted and messed with over time. I'm much more into sonics than melody.
Melody can get a bit annoying at times.
You can say that's been done before. The visual impression Wake of Destruction leaves on my mindscreen is one of, well, destruction. Explosions of frenetic rhythms and bursts of white noise collide with hissing synthesizers, distorted guitars and angst-ridden vocals for an impact of undeniable force and magnitude. This experience may damage your loudspeakers. Or your psyche.