DJ Picks of the Month May

DJ Picks of the Month for May

Looking to map out your next music purchase? Check out the Communion After Dark DJ's favorite albums of the month!

Having difficultly locating where to buy this music? Since most stores in the U.S. don’t stock music from the genres we play it can be a real pain, but you can go our route: mail order. We use the online store Isolation Tank. Many labels, such as Metropolis Records, also offer CDs, and most artists have posted their libraries on their own sites, such as Bandcamp, or at the major digital outlets, such as iTunes, Amazon, etc.

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Joachim Witt - Neumond

Joachim Witt (born 22 February 1949 in Hamburg, Germany) is a German musician and actor. Witt started his music career in 1977, and became a major star of the German pop scene during the 1980s with huge hits such as “Tri Tra Trullala (Herbergsvater)” and “Goldener Reiter”. He was one of the biggest names of the neue deutsche welle (New German Wave).

Mondtraume - Empty (Deluxe Edition)

On this debut album Pikotto Vond Mond and Damasius Venys deliver more of their modern electropop with a strong clubappeal.

The new album will also be out as a limited 2CD boxset with a 15-track bonus rework album executed by several bands (including several promising electropop acts): Diffuzion, Endanger, Oil 10, Acylum, Max Sono, High Level Static, Terrolokaust, Psy'Aviah, Zero-EQ, Comsic Armchair, Led Manville, Xotox, Lightshifters, Electro Spectre and Psideralica.

Front Line Assembly - Echoes

ECHOES is a remix collection of FLA's favorite modern artists reinterpreting the band´s now classic ECHOGENETIC. Presented as both a 14-song physical album and an exclusive extended digital release, ECHOES features two new original songs, co-written by Ian Pickering of the Sneaker Pimps, alongside remixes from artists such as Comaduster, Sonic Mayhem, Youth Code, Slighter, Rhys Fulber, HECQ, Henrik Backstrom (of Necro Facility), Blush Response (Joey Blush from Scar the Martyr), Liebknecht (Daniel Meyer), Haujobb, and Techdiff.