Minuit Machine, “Infrarouge”
Returning darkwavers Minuit Machine have some gloriously mopey songs on their third LP.
Read More
Author: alex
Cold Showers, “Motionless”
Cold Showers’ third LP shows tremendous growth in their production and arrangement skills.
Read More
Romy, “Celluloid Self”
Romy showcases her personality and stylistic diversity on her engaging debut LP.
Read More
FIRES, “All My Dreams Are Of This Place”
FIRES’ sophomore record moves further towards full bore electronic rock, with an emotional edge to match.
Read More
Dune Messiah, “Moments of Bliss”
The sophomore LP from the Danish folk-noir performer signposts his musical development.
Read More
Agent Side Grinder, “A/X”
The new incarnation of Agent Side Grinder recasts their established sound in intriguing ways on their new LP.
Read More
Apoptygma Berzerk, “SDGXXV”
More than a quarter century since it’s release, Apoptygma Berzerk’s “Soli Deo Gloria” gets the full album remix treatment.
Read More
Word Made Flesh, “Everything And Nothing”
Keef Baker and Phil Barry’s towering Word Made Flesh return with an expansive and varied sophomore LP.
Read More
And Void, self-titled
Scott Fox, Mari Kattman and Mika Goedrijk explore the potential of collaboration on the debut from And Void.
Read More
The Present Moment, “Split”
The Present Moment continue to refine their soulful, new romantic aesthetic on their new LP.
Read More
Test Dept, “Disturbance”
The first new Test Dept recordings in 20 years speaks to their history while tackling the politics of today.
Read More
Replicas: Grendel, “Inhumane Amusement At The End Of Ages : Redux”
The new reissues of Grendel’s earliest material benefits hugely from a remaster that brings it’s finer details into the light.
Read More
OHMelectronic, self-titled
The sophomore effort from Vancouver industrialists Chris Peterson and Craig Huxtable is both lean and ferocious.
Read More
Blutengel, “Un:Gott”
The latest from the German vampire pop act accentuates some of their hidden appeal.
Read More
Standalone, self-titled
Hate Dept’s Seibold’s debuts an electro-pop project with an earthy appeal.
Read MoreSupport
I Die: You Die and We Have A Technical will always be ad-free. If you enjoy what we do, please consider giving us a hand with site expenses through Patreon. Even a dollar a month is appreciated, and will net you some special rewards for Patreon backers only!
