Tracks, July 29th 2011
Start your long weekend (in selected Canadian provinces anyways) with a few hot numbers from IAMX, Dance or Die, Dead When I Found Her and Erode.
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Month: July 2011
Solar Fake, “Frontiers”
A sophomore futurepop/dark electro record which isn’t going to reinvent the wheel, but delivers a polished set of tracks and stellar turns from an excellent vocalist.
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Spies in the Wires: News Roundup 7/27/11
A few tidbits from around the web, regarding Pop Will Eat Itself, Dali’s Car and Absolute Body Control
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An Interview with The Present Moment
Scott Milton, the man behind darkwave hopefuls The Present Moment answers our questions about his forthcoming LP Loyal to a Fault.
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Hello, Image: 5 Sound Alike Bands
Some bands just sound like other bands. A lot like other bands. Almost in a legally actionable way like other bands. Here’s a quick rundown of some highlights or lowlights: you be the judge.
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199X: War was beginning
A new ongoing look at some classic songs of the 90s Industrial Scene, featuring tracks from D.H.I., Swamp Terrorists, Waiting for God, Hate Dept. and Armageddon Dildos.
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The Unquiet Grave: Corpus Delicti
A profile of classic French goth rock outfit Corpus Delicti in our new column, The Unquiet Grave.
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Waiting for the Mannequin
A quick look at two upcoming releases from super-cool Italian label Mannequin.
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Distant Light: A Mixtape Intro to Kirlian Camera
I Die: You Die’s Kirlian Camera mixtape, surveying the vast scope of the Italian darkwave legend’s 30+ year career.
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Tracks, July 19th 2011
A somber slab of moody cuts from Miracle, The March Violets, Snake Dance, and Principe Valiente.
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You want Freiheit with that?
A hint of what’s to come from ex-And One members Chris Ruiz and Gio Van Oli.
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Tracks: July 17 2011
Some flashy newish tunes from Mina Harker, Aesthetic Perfection, Sol Invictus, Javelynn and Marsheaux.
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On Ian Curtis on this, his 55th Birthday
A few thoughts on the man who would have been 55 today.
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The Pain Machinery, “Surveillance Culture”
A minimal, aggressive and uncompromising EBM record which makes nods to Portion Control and acid house.
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Various Artists, “Face The Beat Vol. 1”
ID:UD takes a look at Side-Line’s sprawling 55 track free-for-download compilation.
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