Recordings from Front 4, Fear Factory, Die Krupps, and more now available on Nimbit

Recordings from Front 242, Fear Factory, Die Krupps, and more now available on Nimbit October 16,2014

Well, Mark Williams is back from Chicago, and is pleased to report that The Cold Waves music festival was a smashing success. The show was attended by nearly 2,000 people, and thousands of dollars were raised for Hope for the Day, a non-profit movement dedicated to utilizing music and the arts as a defense mechanism to suicide.

Mark recorded the entire show via the new StudioLive RM32AI, and the recordings have been mixed and polished by Jason Novak and sound great. They're now available for purchase on Nimbit! All told, there are 12 full sets to choose from, broken down by artist, and there's also a compilation CD featuring songs from all involved, and Cold Waves t-shirts up for grabs. You can also click here to get the 4-song Cold Waves sampler promo, absolutely free! Proceeds from the Nimbit sales of the show's recordings will also be going to benefit Hope for the Day. These are exclusive, can't-get- em-anywhere-else-not-even-Bitorrent tracks! You can get any track for $0.99, the price for a band's entire performance is relative to the length of their set, but is always a better deal than buying each track individually.

The lineup was a great mix of stalwart lifers like Front 242 and Die Krupps, and new blood like the Author and Punisher and Youth Code. The full roster includes:

Die Krupps

Front 242

Surachai

Caustic

Author & Punisher

Cyanotic

Acumen Nation

Cocksure

Youth Coda

SMP

Aaimon

Fear Factory

We're not done with Cold Waves just yet, by the way. We're in the process of editing together the whopping 60 gigs of video Mark brought back from Chicago, which includes interviews, live performances, and I imagine a surprise or two. Stay tuned!

Click here to keep up with Cold Waves on Nimbit.

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