A Young Person's Guide To Heartbreak

In 2004, Battery Cage signed to Metropolis Records and released their sophomore album World Wide Wasteland. The album reinforced Battery Cage's reputation for powerful songwriting and experimental sound design by setting cold-wave laced guitars against pounding beats and hypnotic trance sequences. Now two years later, the band has gone through a bit of a re-invention with their newest release, A Young Person's Guide To Heartbreak. Battery Cage has now morphed into an industrial rock band in the purest sense. Heavy crunching guitars, mirrored by percolating synths, and clamoring beats lay the groundwork for Tyler Newman's forceful vocals. A Young Person's Guide To Heartbreak will set the stage for the next surge in the industrial and rock music scenes. ORDER NOW

World Wide Wasteland

After six years without a full length release, the four-piece Electro/Industrial band, Battery Cage, is back and better than ever. Battery Cage's first full-length album, "Product," was released in 1998 and it wasn't until 2003 that the band released any new material primarily because of band member Tyler Newman's involvement with his main project, Informatik. In 2000, Newman began playing the keyboard and guitar for Informatik and in 2002 he worked on the band's third release "Nymphomatik" alongside the band's founding member, Da5id Din. After the release of the "Ecstasy" single in 2003, Battery Cage went to work on their second full-length album entitled, "World Wide Wasteland." The album reinforces Battery Cage's reputation for powerful songwriting and experimental sound design and features several remixed tracks by Headscan and Stromkern. The most notable tracks on the album, "Anti-Angel," "Mirror Image Enemy," and "Ecstasy" are already huge dance-floor hits across the nation. "World Wide Wasteland" is an explosive album, setting cold-wave laced guitars against pounding beats and hypnotic trance sequences, which will set the band in the forefront of the EBM scene. On Metropolis Records. ORDER NOW

Product

The long deleted debut album from Battery Cage finally sees the light of day with this reissue. Originally intended for release in 1998, this album has been completely reworked and remastered for 2005! An aggressive blend of harsh vocals, distorted synths, and powerful breakbeats, ''Product'' draws upon influences such as Numb and Lassigue Bendhaus to deliver a powerhouse album that sounds as relevant today as it did in 1998. Released on Solidgreysky. Limited edition. ORDER NOW