SECAM Kino, “Destined Ages”
Gritty rhythmic noise with a surprising amount of nuance from the Los Angeles DIY project.
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Author: alex
Tracks: February 22nd, 2016
Offering up five new cuts from M Ax Noi Mach, GoFight, Brutes, Ganser, and Blutengel on the way out the door to Italia.
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Mlada Fronta, “Outrun”
Long running french electronic outfit Mlada Fronta goes full-synthwave on their latest LP.
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D/SIR, “Wilde’s Crown”
D/SIR do post-witch house music well, and hint at even larger possibilities on their latest release.
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Replicas: Syntec, “Puppets & Angels”
Infacted shines a light on semi-obscure EBM/synthpop act Syntec in the latest addition to their Classix series.
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Blac Kolor, “Stormfly”
Techno EBM producer shows off more of his distinct production on his fresh new EP.
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Michael Idehall, “Deep Code Sol”
This collection of two previous cassette releases highlights the strength of the Swedish artist’s vocal n’ noise compositions.
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Alter Der Ruine, “Gravity Hunts Us All”
Alter Der Ruine stay making some alternately lively and somber synthpop on their latest EP.
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We Have a Technical 83: Somebody Once Told Me
Bruce and Alex take a final look back at the trends and topics of 2015 and send last minute shout outs to some overlooked LPs on this episode of We Have A Technical.
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Replicas: Suicide Commando, “Electro Convulsion Therapy”
New reissue unearths some of the late pre-history of Suicide Commando.
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Celldöd, “Mekaniskt Gränsland”
Celldöd’s second release in 2015 is a tougher and more succinct hybrid of techno minimalism and EBM.
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Aesthetic Perfection, “Blood Spills Not Far From the Wound”
Daniel Graves resurrects his sole release as Necessary Response as an Aesthetic Perfection album, complete with new mix and rerecorded vocals.
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Snog, “Compliance”
Snog crosses over from mocking disposable musical products to becoming one on the project’s disappointingly average new album.
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Die Krupps, “V – Metal Machine Music”
Die Krupps return firmly to their electronic metal sound with a slight stylistic twist.
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Beborn Beton, “A Worthy Compensation”
One of the best 90s synthpop acts returns with a well-written album of 90s synthpop.
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