With two of our favourite bands hitting the road, we thought it’d be great to ask them for the straight dope on assembling an industrial tour by yourselves. We got that, plus some disturbing intimations about the awful truths which may just lie beneath the surface of Caustic and Everything Goes Cold.
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Our Twelfth So Fragile mix features a handful of tracks we’ve enjoyed from this calendar year, including Portion Control, Object, iVardensphere and more!
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Our regular feature in which one half of the senior staff pitches a record to the other returns, this time with some millenial synthpop in a distinctly classic vein.
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We talk to Daniel Graves aka Aesthetic Perfection about the importance of touring, remix culture, and foiling expectations again on his next record.
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Kicking off Year 2 strong with a host of new audio goodies from the likes of Gatekeeper, To Travel Without Any Certain Destination, In Death it Ends, The Pain Machinery featuring //TENSE//, Ikon and Attrition!
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On the eve of ID:UD’s one-year anniversary, we cast a look backwards, reintroduce some pieces and the goals of the site, and offer some thanks to those who’ve helped us along the way.
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The senior staff have a listen and a jaw regarding Tom Shear’s latest album of post-post-millenial futurepop.
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Our latest mixtape features bands exploring the intersection of witch house and industrial sounds. Featuring V▲LH▲LL, C/∆/T, ∆AIMON, God Module and more!
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Dan Gatto talks about moving forward from the dissolution of BABYLAND, his life-long love affair with synthpop, and discarding his emotional armour.
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After a week’s worth of reflection, we hold court on our favourite moments and bands from this year’s installment of our beloved Kinetik Festival.
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Targetting Bruce’s weakness for science fiction concept records, Alex pitches him NKVD’s 1999 album of power noise alien war hymns.
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We spoke to Thomas Rainer of Nachtmahr regarding his image, controversy and a further response to the events involving him at Kinetik.
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We speak to Jairus Khan from Ad·ver·sary about his presentation from Kinetik 5.0, which openly criticized the imagery used by some of the other festival acts, and spoke to those same acts about their reactions.
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We’re off to Kinetik tomorrow! Here’s a couple jams for you to enjoy in our absence, from The Pain Machinery, You Shriek, Terminal Gods, ∆AIMON and VNV Nation.
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The exceptionally meaningful first album of “desire and drum machines” from Babyland’s Dan Gatto fulfills its promise, and more.
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