I Die: You Die's Kinetik Wishlist
The I Die: You Die senior staff drafts up a list of our most hoped-for acts at next year’s Festival Kinetik.
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The Caution Tapes: Interview with Left Spine Down
I Die: You Die sits down with Kaine and Jeremy of Left Spine Down to discuss the release of their new album Caution.
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An Interview with Rev. John of Das Bunker
ID:UD talks to DJ and Promoter Rev. John of Das Bunker about longevity, Los Angeles and what clubs shouldn’t be doing.
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Missing in Action: Bands We’d Like to See New Records By
The ID:UD senior staff looks at some bands who’ve been dormant for a while, and whose return would be welcomed.
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An Interview With Chris Peterson of Decree
An in-depth interview with Vancouver industrial legend Chris Peterson about the new Decree album, his creative process, the state of electronic music and what’s on the horizon for him and his work.
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An Interview with Brian of The Gothsicles
We talk with Gothsicles main man Brian about being a fun band in the spooky scene, collaborations, his new album, and of course, Nintendo.
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Justicia Pro Bestia
We talk with Crunch Pod’s Christian Bankes about the label’s new Animal Legal Defense Fund charity compilation, and the connections between the industrial scene and animal rights.
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So Fragile Mixtape #2: EBM 2011
The second mixtape in our So Fragile series offers a sampling of artists repping the EBM sound.
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Distant Light: A Mixtape Intro to Kirlian Camera
I Die: You Die’s Kirlian Camera mixtape, surveying the vast scope of the Italian darkwave legend’s 30+ year career.
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A Rough Guide To Haujobb
In anticipation of New World March, their first new full-length album in eight years, we review Haujobb’s illustrious career, LP by LP.
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So Fragile Mixtape #1
The inaugural installment of I Die: You Die’s “So Fragile” mixtape series.
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Necro Facility, “Wintermute”
While comparisons to Skinny Puppy are still valid, Wintermute shows Necro Facility not only developing a sound of its own, but also presenting a new vision of what crossover industrial can be.
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