Panic Priest, “Once Wild”
The Chicago project comes through with some of its most focused and fun dark new wave to date.
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Comaduster, “Memory Echoes”
Comaduster returns with a complex and emotional album that takes the project’s mixture of IDM, post-rock and bass music into still more stunning forms.
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Slighter, “In Ruins”
The latest from Colin Cameron’s Slighter seethes through its blend of booming percussion and cinematic sound design.
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Ye Gods, “May Your Love Shine Brighter than the Sun”
Antoni Maiovvi’s Ye Gods project concludes its trilogy of 2025 releases with a record of harmony in the face of esoteric wonder.
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Orphx, “Theikos”
Orphx’s new EP is yet another reminder of why the project has stayed relevant to techno and industrial.
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Lebanon Hanover, “Asylum Lullabies”
The latest from Lebanon Hanover delivers a potent dose of high-test misery.
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Mari Kattman, “Year of the Katt”
The Boston chanteuse’s new LP is a nice signpost for her development as songwriter and producer.
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Moon 17, “TX_1320”
The long awaited debut album from Kansas City’s Moon 17 pays off in a collection of detailed, yet rough-and-ready industrial.
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Static Ghost, “Breaching Flesh”
The Pacific Northwest industrial act brings some new atmosphere and texture to his stomping productions.
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Pixel Grip, “Percepticide: The Death of Reality”
Pixel Grip’s long-awaited new record finds them exploring more complex emotions between sweaty dancefloor heaters.
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Lead Into Gold, “Knife the Ally”
Paul Barker finds a middle ground between experimentalism and formal structures on his latest as Lead Into Gold.
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Tracks: June 10th, 2025
We’re back from hiatus with new cuts from Pixel Grip, Rhys Fulber, Slighter featuring Craig Huxtable, ESA, HIDE and SOFT VEIN.
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We Have a Technical 561: A Place on Earth
Chris Hewitt of our beloved Terminus Festival joins us to discuss the finer points of putting together an event catering to fans of Our Thing.
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We Have a Commentary: Jason Pettigrew on his 33 1/3 for Ministry’s “The Land of Rape and Honey”
In a very special episode of our monthly commentary podcast, Jason Pettigrew joins us to talk about the writing of his 33 1/3 book about Ministry’s “The Land of Rape and Honey”.
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Ships In The Night, “Protection Spells”
The Metropolis debut from the witchy electropop act brims with likeable, earthy confidence.
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