Catalogue :

o 2003 : KUB's first album (an artist working on electronics and drum'n'bass) was the first release of the label in June 2003 with 500 copies.


"A fresh and intelligent cocktail of industrial, drum'n bass, break beat and experimental ambient electronica. A radical and aesthetic sonic work that will leave you breathless if you are open to originality and challenging electronics" Sideline

o 2004 : Axess Labs This is a double CD compilation featuring many of Axesscode's sympathisers. We thought it would be interesting to make several actors of the international electronic scene meet, be they beginners or renown artists. To name a few :Nuwerk, Millimetric, Oil 10, Lith, Punish Yourself, Tamtrum, Ambassador 21, Collapse,Cordell Klier, Flintglass, Displacer, CDrik, Empusae, Ah Cama Sotz,..

"A massive double CD collection of essential dark electro / noise featuring an array of European acts including well known artists ( some from the Ant Zen label ) alongside rising stars of the French industrial / rhythmical noise scene". Music Non Stop

o 2005 : East french electronic activist Christopher Kah's first album, "A Wonderful Darkworld" is fantastic foray into Christopher Kah's universe, half-way between the dark electro landscape and the salutary techno sounds. Give in to the enthralling, hypnotic basslines and the hybrid tones of this addict of eclectism. His path is that of other prestigious artists : Anthony Rother, The Hacker, David Caretta or Dave Clarke.

"This is a fascinating discovery of Axess Code revealing a talented French artist in electronics. The sound of CK sounds like the title of his debut-cd: dark as the night and cold as the frost. There's a lot to experience on the Darkworld of this talented artist!" SideLine

o 2005 : On his second album, Remain Silent is exploring a large spectrum of the sounds and structures of contemporary, industrial, electronic music. Very much influenced by the Vancouver sound, and especially by bands such as Numb, Front line Assembly & Skinny Puppy, Remain Silent has also worked on samples made by prestigious sound engineers and musicians such as Cevin Key (Skinny Puppy).

"This disc is in the group of "must-have-discs" for sure. A record for everyone into industrial music that is not directly aimed at the dance-floor." Fun Prox

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