We Have a Technical 221: A GD Human Being
It’s a special two-guest episode of We Have a Technical as we’re joined by FIRES and ESA!
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Author: alex
Lead Into Gold, “The Sun Behind the Sun”
Paul Barker’s new LP as Lead Into Gold uses history as a jumping off point for new ideas.
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Tracks: August 14th, 2018
Zach from SPECTRES takes over Tracks, with selections by Molchat Doma, Padkarosda, Riki, Johnny Couteau, and Orion!
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We Have a Commentary: Comaduster, Hollow Worlds
On this episode of We Have a Commentary, Réal Cardinal joins us to discuss the intricacies of his LP “Hollow Worlds”.
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Observer: Sasha Darko & Suumhow
Capsule reviews of releases by Sasha Darko and Suumhow.
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Statiqbloom, “Infinite Spectre”
Statiqbloom’s new EP shows off exactly what the project can do within its established post-industrial sound.
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Tracks: August 7th, 2018
Brand new website and brand new songs from V▲LH▲LL, Architect, Le Chocolat Noir, Caustic Grip and Upsetter.
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Alex Reed, “The Gothic (songs written 1995-96, age 15-16)”
Seeming’s Alex Reed releases a record of songs he wrote more than 20 years ago as a teenager.
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Tracks: August 1st, 2018
Enter the dog days of Summer with new tunes from Blush Response, Lead Into Gold, Molchat Doma, Cyanotic, and Freak Dream.
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Jérôme Chassagnard, “Sea”
French producer Jérôme Chassagnard looks to the oceans for inspiration on his latest release.
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Replicas: Cyberaktif, “Tenebrae Vision”
A new 2CD/digital reissue from Artoffact helps contextualize the early 90s industrial supergroup.
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lié, “Hounds”
Vancouver cold punk lié go deeper and somehow darker on their third LP.
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Matter, “Primitive Forms”
Matter’s first album for Ant-Zen digs deep into trad rhythmic noise with a few modern touches.
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Johan Baeckström, “Utopia”
The sophomore LP from half of Daily Planet renders classic synthpop in exacting detail.
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Conformco, “controlled.altered.deleted”
The new project from Sean Payne (Cyanotic) and Chris Harris (Project .44) stakes its claim to a specific vein of classic American industrial.
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