We have a brand new interview up on Attention Deficit Delirium, thanks to Bryan Reesman for the interview.

We talk about some of our music placements, the business of music, the return of The Secret Meeting, and turtles.

Check out the entire interview here.

Labels: all interviews, bryan reesman, attention deficit delirium

We are still getting reviews in for Counting to Zero. Here's a new little one by Sonya Brown of Music Artery.

Check it out right here.

Labels: counting to zero reviews, music artery

It's the New Year! and we're sure that there are a lot of things on your mind, with everything going on in the world.

One of the questions that you've probably been wondering about, is what are Statik's top 10 favorite horror movies. Well, we have the answer for you right here. Readers beware, there are a lot of zombie films on the list...so if you don't like zombies, just move on. Thanks to Jonathan Barkan and Bloody Disgusting.com (Your source for horror.)

Labels: bloody disgusting.com, horror

We have some great news to finish out the new year with. We have a new, unreleased song, called "Intruder", that will be appearing on the Underworld Awakening Soundtrack, due out Jan. 17th, next month.

We have some very good company on the soundtrack, including The Cure, Ministry, Evanescence, Combichrist, and 8mm. It was one of our goals for the year, to make it on the soundtrack, so we couldn't be happier.

Here is the full track listing:

01. Made of Stone (Renholdër Remix) - Evanescence

02. Heavy Prey - Lacey Sturm of Flyleaf feat. Geno Lenardo

03. Blackout (Renholdër Remix) - Linkin Park

04. Apart (Renholdër Remix) - The Cure

05. Killer & a Queen - Stella Katsoudas of Sister Soleil feat. Geno Lenardo

06. Watch Yourself (Renholdër Remix) - Ministry

07. Trip the Darkness (Ben Weinman Remix) - Lacuna Coil

08. Young Blood (Renholdër Remix) - The Naked and Famous

09. It Rapes All In Its Path - Black Light Burns

10. The Posthumous Letter - William Control

11. How’m I Supposed to Die - Civil Twilight

12. Consolation Prize - & SONS
13. Liar (Revenant mix by 8MM) – 8MM

14. You Won't See The Light - Ryan T.Hope of The Lifeline feat. Geno Lenardo

15. Bottle of Pain - Combichrist

16. Intruder – Collide

17. Exit Wounds (Justin Lassen Remix) - Justin Lassen feat. Silent Fury

Labels: underworld

We have a new review from one our favorite sites, Re Gen Magazine.

After reading the review, I guess we just do what we do, but we do it well.

(Counting to Zero)... is full of the same rich production and performance we’ve come to expect and love....There are those artists and bands whose sound is so distinguished and identifiable that you immediately know what to expect when a new album is released. In some cases, this is a detriment indicative of a lack of progress or exploration, while in others, it is simply the musical DNA that binds the whole of the artist’s output together to form a cohesive path of development and style.

Thanks to Ilker Yücel for the write up, and check out the full review here.

Labels: counting to zero reviews, re gen magazine

For our Spanish speaking listeners, here is a new review of Counting to Zero from El Desierto De Hielo. (The Desert of Ice)

(translated) "Collide mixed, with skill and elegance, post-industrial electronic and saturated guitars, trip-hop atmospheres hypnotic and ethereal, as if it were about Curve relaxed, dreamy or a few NIN almost Gothic Massive Attack. "Counting to Zero" is a dark work, sensual and exciting, where all the element."

"Collide mezclan, con maestría y elegancia, electrónica post-industrial y guitarras saturadas, trip-hop hipnótico y atmósferas etéreas, como si se tratara de unos Curve relajados, unos NIN ensoñadores o unos Massive Attack casi góticos. “Counting to zero” es un trabajo oscuro, sensual y fascinante, donde todos los elementos funcionan con precisión milimétrica y aportan una dosis afilada y calculada de frialdad."

Read the original review here.

If you need help with your Spanish, a Google translated version can be found here.

Labels: counting to zero reviews, el desierto de hielo

Straight from the mouth of the Goatsden..."Collide's expert synthesis of electronica, moody rock, and dark dance is among the finest you're likely to hear anytime soon. "Counting To Zero" finds Collide firing on all cynlinders."

The full review can be read here.

Labels: counting to zero reviews, goatsden