In Conversation: Skinny Puppy, “Weapon”
The senior staff hashes out their complicated feelings on the new album from Vancouver`s legendary post-industrial act.
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The ID:UD Dozen: Before We Were Acquainted…
We have a look at the early projects of some of our favourite names from Our Thing, including Ministry, Rotersand, Malaria!, Dead Can Dance and more!
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Tracks: May 13th, 2013
We’re back from LA with a clutch of new tunes, covers, and mixes featuring Aesthetic Perfection, Headman, CONCLΔVE, Animal Bodies, Tearist, Hardway Bros, V▲LH▲LL, and Draw Japan.
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In Conversation: Nine Inch Nails, The Broken Movie
On the occasion of its reemergence, we discuss Nine Inch Nails’ infamous “Broken” film, it’s place within NIN’s history, and its relevance in the modern era.
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A Rough Guide to The Klinik
We offer a quick overview of the classic Klinik line-up’s work in the form of a one hour mixtape with commentary.
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So Fragile #18: C’est Ici, Dans Le Froid
Our April mixtape finds us stringing out some pleasingly melodic electropop, with Kite, Marsheaux, Mr. Kitty, TRUST and more!
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An Interview With Paul Nielsen of Tympanik
We talk to Paul Nielsen of the forward-thinking Tympanik Audio label about carving out a niche in electronic music in an age of digital distribution.
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In Conversation: Klinik, “Eat Your Heart Out”
We chew the fat over the much anticipated Klinik reunion of Dirk Ivens and Mark Verhaeghen.
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An Interview With Blush Response
We talk to NYC electronic musician Joey Blush about being unfettered by classification, the importance of sound design and letting your music speak for itself.
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Music for Chameleons: A Numan Birthday Mix
We celebrate the birthday of one of our heroes with a one hour mixtape of his less celebrated songs.
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An Interview with V▲LH▲LL
We have a conversation with the enigmatic V▲LH▲LL about their anonymity, the freedom that witch house world affords, and Viking myth.
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An Interview with Douglas J McCarthy
We talk to the legendary voice of EBM about his solo debut, life in Los Angeles and being part of the greater history of electronic music.
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In Conversation: Kant Kino, “Father Worked in Industry”
We talk through the second record from Norway’s Kant Kino, which yields the addition of electro-pop and zany humour, but there’s still plenty of the band’s classic EBM/electro-industrial mode under the hood.
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Tracks: February 12th, 2013
We’re back from the long weekend with new stuff from Blush Response, Welle: Erdball, OMD, Interdictor, Ayria, and Kant Kino!
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The Pitch: Judgement Of Paris, “Conversion”
In this installment of The Pitch, Bruce serves Alex a lost LP of ethereal goodness from an obscure Minneapolis act.
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