INTERVIEW: The M.E.M.O.R.Y. Lab D-TRASH Records Interview

One of the highlights of the 2009 year was D-TRASH Records' release of the "The M.E.M.O.R.Y. Lab" CD, DTECH08. After 2007's riotous digital hardcore tribute to scene gurus ATARI TEENAGE RIOT, this CD was an interesting change of pace music wise, music referred to by some as "aggro electro ritual industrial metal". On top of that it was partly composed (and remastered in 2009) by Grammy Award winning engineer Marc Urselli, who's rubbed elbows with people D-TRASH would never have crossed paths with, like STING? and Eric Clapton? Read below of D-TRASH's blowtorch and whips interrogation of the master of the TML laboratory:

D-TRASH: What would have the second M.E.M.O.R.Y. Lab album sounded like? Was there plans for it?
URSELLI: Interesting question. There was never a plan for it. I guess if we were to make an album today it would sound very different. Our influences of course changed throughout these years and new influences would make their way into the sound.