Indeed, the music has to get louder. Music and its visuality is distributed more and more broadly via the Internet. It is between Youtube and Musicload where the ears of the listeners are not hit with the quiet tones. No, the opposite is the case. This also goes for the gentlemen of the Electro-EBM formation Digital Factor in the 15th year of their existence. After the release of an album in 2006 with “One More Piece”(Wannsee/edel) on which the Electro Formation showed rather calmer tunes, the band now dedicates themselves back to the harder Electrogefilden. Thus Digital Factor are raving on “look back to go forward” (Lukotyk/Prussia/Rough Trade) with stretched analog sequences and harsh rhythms. They actually look back to go forward, and attach themselves to their success albums such as “relation chip” (Hyperium/Indigo) from 1994 or “On Demand” (Hyperium/SPV) from 1996. Meanwhile, those CDs are completely sold out, and “look back to go forward” can certainly close this gap. “Before the production of the new album we have listened a lot to our old stuff, and had a lot of fun with it,” says Torsten Heise, initial member and owner of the Digital Factor studio. And that you can be certain about.