Slow media instead of fast food.
In a digital world increasingly dominated by AI-generated randomness and fleeting streams, Electrozombies sends a clear message about substance and genuine passion. This independent premium magazine is a tribute to the scene - printed, decelerated and 100% authentic.
What you can expect in the second issue: - Exclusive insights: In-depth interviews with scene greats and masterminds such as Marc Massive & Porl Young (Massive Ego) , Tom Shear (Assemblage 23) , Felix Marc & Torben Wendt (Diorama), Blackbook, and Torben Schmidt (Infacted Recordings).
- Detailed reviews: Extensive track-by-track reviews of the latest albums from Massive Ego, Diorama, Beyond Obsession, and Beyond Border , Dead Lights, alongside a retrospective classic album review of Camouflage's "Voices & Images".
- Journey of discovery: A curated selection of the best synth pop gems from Q1 & Q2 2026 , plus a special deep dive into the best synth pop tribute compilations.
- Personal roots & Charts: In 'The Source Code', Raphael Beck (darkTunes) and Nils Upahl (Beyond Obsession) reveal the albums that shaped their musical journeys. Additionally, this issue features an exclusive presentation of the quarterly, cumulative 'German Electronic WebCharts' (GEWC).
Electrozombies is more than a music magazine - it is a tangible experience for everyone who wants to not only hear but also feel dark and gloomy electronic sounds.
Following bands are included: Massive Ego, Diorama, Beyond Obsession, Camouflage, Beyond Border, Mylla Issues, Dead Lights, Doublespeak, Armours, Asteroid Lily, Before After Again, Camp Crush, Celestial Hex, Child Of Night, CK 37, Cortlandt Alley, Czarina, Date With Destiny, Fat Hamster and KANG New, Frozen Plasma, Ghost Fetish, Hallows, Hatif, IAMX, IanGX x Pihka Is My Name, Johnnie Business, LAHO, Leipzig:Void, Madeline Goldstein, Mutual Shock North Innsbruck, Omar Doom, Ontic, OVRGRWN, Parallel Suns, Past Model, Red Mecca, Shadow Colonies, Soft Faith, Tania Cassette, Velatine and Violent Vickie.
