Since 1996, New York-based Xris SMack! has developed a
cultic following by mixing gothic and fetish lifestyles in nightclubs and
concert halls. Onstage, there might be a techno industrial band pumping out
hard and heavy synth beats. On the side of the stage or on the floor in front
of the stage, women in latex, rubber or studded leather outfits dance
provocatively. At one corner there may be an illuminated whipping post for
those who might like to participate in flagellation. Under his blue dreads, the
ever-charming SMack! can be found at the edge of the stage, resetting the fog
machines or taking photographs of the musicians; otherwise, he will be out in
the audience meeting and greeting his longtime followers and introducing
himself to newcomers.
SMack!'s events are more than concerts; they are a gathering
spot for a colorful collective of countercultural scene makers. The SMack!
series seems to be more fetish oriented and his Stimulate series may be more
music-rooted. He also collaborates with Vampire Freaks and other similar promoters.
The thread that runs throughout all these series is that of a new alternative community
of vibrant rockers. The events start late and end in the wee hours, but there
will not be any sleepers.
SMack! has an acute ear for new underground darkwave bands
and a knack for reuniting older bands from the subsurface. At Dröm
on May 20, Stimulate presented Dawn of Ashes, Projekt F and Nightmare before Krztoff.
Headliner Dawn of Ashes, from Los Angeles, California, is an extreme metal band
incorporating a horror image with industrial and melodic black metal compositions.
Projekt F in an industrial metal band from Montreal, Canada. Nightmare before Krztoff
featured members of Bile and Pigface, who played what the band has described as
"electronic audio oddities and alien soundscapes." SMack! manages
several websites that announce his various projects, but for information on
forthcoming parties, start with a visit to www.stimulate-me.com.
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| Nightmare before Krztoff |
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| Projekt F |
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| Dawn of Ashes |





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