In Conversation: Lycia, “A Line That Connects”
We discuss the mammoth new album from darkwave legends Lycia.
Read MorePosted by I Die You Die | Sep 10, 2015 | In Conversation | 2
We discuss the mammoth new album from darkwave legends Lycia.
Read MoreA dark and harrowing blast of goth-tinged punk from Vancouver’s lié, with plenty of style and substance.
Read MorePosted by I Die You Die | Nov 13, 2014 | Reviews | 0
Einstürzende Neubauten revisit the scale and horror of the Great war through the lenses of their own aesthetic and war-time compositions.
Read MoreThe creative meeting of Ant-Zen roster artists Dan Fox of Loss and Phillip Münch of Synapscape sounds pretty much as you would expect it to.
Read MorePosted by I Die You Die | Mar 6, 2014 | In Conversation, Reviews | 2
The senior staff chew over the disarmingly direct tone of Laibach’s latest opus.
Read MoreWe listen to the earliest synthpop demos of the celebrated dark electro godfather.
Read MoreLycia’s full-length return stays true to the ethereal/darkwave band’s bleak tone, but makes some provocative and current tune-ups in sound.
Read MoreStefan Poiss (mind.in.a.box, THYX) unveils yet another side project, one with an odd mix of rock guitar and debonair sophistication.
Read MoreThe Legendary Pink Dots reemerge after a brief hiatus with an album that’s as cold, dark, and resolute as anything in recent memory from their fantastic encampment.
Read MoreRussian one-woman project Lamia Vox uses the foundations of dark ambient as the first piece in each of its compelling compositions which reach out into broader territory.
Read MoreOne of the undisputed masters of dark electro returns with a record which reminds us of the often unexplored, symphonic side of that genre.
Read MoreThe debut from the Icelandic duo skillfully plays off a variety of binaries, but none moreso than the divide between their warm, human melodies and huge, icy synths.
Read MoreThe side-project of SMP and Doll Factory touches on the various tropes associated with its parent groups to occasionally good effect.
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