Black Nail Cabaret, “Harry Me Marry Me Bury Me Bite Me”
The amazing voice we first heard on Architect’s “Mine” returns with her own project’s sophomore record of classy synth noir.
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Alphabetical Letter: B
Binary Park, “Singularity”
The sophomore LP of EDM/EBM from the production minded trio is a bit too polite for its own good.
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Blush Response, “Desire Machines”
New York’s Blush Response show intense focus and an emphasis on sound design on their latest LP.
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Black Lung, “The Great Golden Goal”
Dee Thrussel’s long running instrumental project’s latest LP is a loose concept album of sinister motivational music.
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Be My Enemy, “The Enemy Within”
Phil Barry’s solo-project releases its sophomore album and solidifies its standing in the world of guitar industrial.
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Borghesia, “And Man Created God”
The Slovenian post-industrial act returns with their first album of new material in almost 20 years.
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Black Sheep Screaming, “Tri-Polar Maneuvers”
The Serbian electro-industrial outfit ups the ante on beautiful chaos.
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End to End: Blush Response, “The Drift”
NYC industrial act Blush Response are back with a new single and a pretty slick line-up of remixers.
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Blac Kolor, “Wide Noise”
Another level-up from dark technoist Hendrick Grothe that exceeds the standard he’s already set in his short career as a producer.
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Black Sheep Screaming, “Parallel Evolution”
A dense and inscrutably violent electro-industrial LP from Serbia’s Black Sheep Screaming is refreshingly uncompromising.
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The Pitch: Babyland, “You Suck Crap”
We introduce a new contributor to ID:UD by way of some discussion of Babyland’s 1992 debut.
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Body of Light, “Volontà di Amore”
The new tape and digital release from brothers Alexander and Andrew Jarson is an unexpectedly great collection of dark synth tunes.
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Replicas: Body 11, “Youth”
Our feature on reissues turns its gaze to a recently unearthed collection of songs from an obscure German EBM project.
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Blutengel, “Monument”
Alex dives into the latest by the German vampires, and questions their exact role within the borders of Our Thing.
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Blac Kolor, “Range”
The debut release from this German dark techno project draws upon multiple subgenres, holding everything together with claustrophobic and uneasy production.
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