UK/Europe: Music Non-Stop USA/Canada: Metropolis On-Line Australia/NZ: Ground Under Productions   Contact NOVAkILL: Management:	October Long Weekend (3rd-5th) - Sydney, supporting GOD MODULE [venue TBA]		KILLeveryone "...standard-issue dark electro elements with scattered shards of actual melody and a punk rock edge that adds color and texture to the thudding jackboot beats and oppressive wool blankets of synthesizer" CD Review by Rick Anderson - All Music Guide. Full review here. "Hard as hell beats, psychotic synths, cyber melodies, great samples and searing vocals destined to get you sweating and stomping your boots on the dance floor." CD Review from Club Haven. Full review seems to have been removed. "This is a great release. It’s Cyberpunk which is basically electro-industrial in today’s terms... ... I believe this will be club staple (if not already) and is very inspirational for the dunkeltanz elite... ... Overall, a wonderful release which I will be spinning for some time. Danke!" CD Review from VIRUS Magazine. Full review seems to have been moved or removed. HARD TECH for a HARD WORLD "... one of the year's top debuts from a band that deserve to be massive." CD Review from ReGen Magazine. Full review here. [search required] "a good reminder of the glory days of when EBM was still hard and aggressive." CD Review from Seattle Industrial. Full review here.
	JUL 09 There was a big mix-up with the venue, which resulted in the gig at the Forbes being cancelled. At this time there are no plans to reschedule but we are planning more shows elsewhere. Details TBA. The album release has been put back to late September but we are promised more and better exposure. It has given us an opportunity to make a few final tweaks, based on the work we have done recently for live shows, so it's all good. MAY-JUN 09 The show at the Excelsior was a great opportunity to blow out the cobwebs, which we did in style. There wasn't much of a crowd but we've never let that stand in the way of a good show. Album release looks to be late July at this time. RepoRecords are trying to maximise it's exposure in the media, so we bow to their superior business acumen. APR 09 Our first opportunity to showcase the new album wil be at the Excelsior Hotel in Surry Hills on Sunday the 17th May. It is an afternoon/evening gig and we are one of half-a-dozen acts performing. We will only be playing songs from the new album [because we can]. Now that MySpace allows extra songs, we have put up the last of the album tracks and reposted a couple of songs from previous albums. We've also passed a milestone with over 500 friends [who thought to call them that?]. MAR 09 Finally! The album is finished and in the hands of our label. They are talking about a mid-year release, so it is going to be another couple of months before it's available. A couple of major equipment upgrades. Our computing capacity has been beefed up with a new Dell M4400 "mobile workstation". We also purchased an Echo Indigo iO PCMCIA soundcard to go with it. The old laptop is gone but the KB37 will stick around for stage work. The GEAR page has been updated to reflect these changes. FEB 09 Way too busy this month. JAN 09 We're almost there. We have finished all but one song for the new album. We need to finish the lyrics for the remaining track but we should be able to get it done while the others are being mastered. To give you some idea of what to expect, you can find some previews on our MySpace page. They mostly run to well over two minutes, so you should get a pretty good idea of what to expect from I HATE GOD.