Voster, “World War V”
The men behind E.S.A., Iszoloscope, and iVardensphere team up for a post-apocalyptic industrial dance concept project that brings depth to the floor.
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Alphabetical Letter: V
In Conversation: Vomito Negro, “Fall Of An Empire”
We talk about what’s changed for Belgian EBM legends Vomito Negro since their last outing, and about the place that their new record Fall Of An Empire carves out for itself in 2013.
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Velvet Acid Christ, “Maldire”
The new record from the long running American electro-industrial act returns to a more prototypical version of their sound.
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V▲LH▲LL + M‡яc▲ll▲, “Għøsŧs of Λnŧįquįŧұ”
One of the best cases yet for post-witch house is made on this split EP, available as a name-your-price download from Bandcamp.
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End to End: Dependence 2012
The 2012 iteration of Dependent’s label-based compilation collects new and exclusive cuts from Velvet Acid Christ, Decoded Feedback, Encephalon and Seabound.
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End to End: V/A, “Resistanz 2012”
We give a track by track assessment of the compilation assembled for the UK’s upstart industrial festival.
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Volt 9000, “Atomica”
Wearing ohGr’s influence on its sleeve, Toronto’s Volt 9000 turn out a fun and crackling record of retro synth indulgence.
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End To End: Septic X
The latest installment in Dependent’s famous Septic series aptly maintains its reputation for strong, varied releases which point listeners in new directions.
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Various Artists, “Old School Electrology vol. 1”
The mammoth compilation of old school EBM and authentic dark electro serves as an important document of the scenes it addresses.
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vProjekt, “Exhilerate & Disgust”
A striking debut steeped in the history of electro-industrial which takes gambles at every turn.
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Violet Tremors, “Time is the Traitor”
The debut from Jessica White and Lorene Simpson embraces classic minimal synth tropes and leverages their timelessness to excellent effect.
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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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