Noisuf-X

The project's definition is simple and clear: An apocalyptic and fearful view of the world is what NOISUF-X, the side-project of X-Fusion, is dealing with. It describes a cold and hopeless atmosphere musically with harsh distorted beats, experimental sounds and pushing sequences. The recurrent soundstructures and its simple monotony build a catchy opposite to X-FUSION.

The story of NOISUF-X had begun exactly in 1988 when Jan Lehmkämper from Bochum/Germany used his legendary C64 for combining electronic sounds with organ-sequences and vinyl-elements. Two years later his C64 was detached by an Amiga 500, developing to 4 tracks and 8 bit. The first project was born, but the way that had to be gone until NOISUF-X came into being should be long. During the next years Jan created 10 albums under the name of X-FUSION by his own without a real deal. He extended his equipment over and over again and even got several gigs at Techno-parties such as the Innovation Rave (Fantasy/Dülmen) where he showed his abilities live in front of almost 2000 fans. X-FUSION's style of music evolved into the style of Techno/Acid/House just to the year 2000, when his first tracks including vocals were produced. Finally his hard work that changed into EBM sound at the end got appreciated by Indie-Label Dark Dimensions/Scanner, where he signed a contract and his first album 'Dial D For Demons' was released. On exactly this release a track appeared that gave NOISUF-X a basis for its existence by its title. The idea of the homonymous side-project was born.

Jan produced some Industrial/Noise-Tracks as NOISUF-X and signed a contract at Pro-Noize/Dark Dimensions. The first official release was the track "Happy Birthday" on the Alpha-Matrix-Compilation 'Endzeit Bunkertracks Act I'. The first Album 'Antipode' was released in summer 2005. In 2006 an EP called 'Tinnitus' followed. The latest release so far is called "The beauty of destruction" and was released in 2007.