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In Conversation: Nine Inch Nails, The Broken Movie

Posted by I Die You Die | May 9, 2013 | In Conversation, Reviews | 4

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.

A Rough Guide to The Klinik

Posted by I Die You Die | Apr 26, 2013 | Mixtapes | 2

We offer a quick overview of the classic Klinik line-up’s work in the form of a one hour mixtape with commentary.

So Fragile #18: C’est Ici, Dans Le Froid

Posted by I Die You Die | Apr 11, 2013 | Mixtapes | 0

Our April mixtape finds us stringing out some pleasingly melodic electropop, with Kite, Marsheaux, Mr. Kitty, TRUST and more!

An Interview With Paul Nielsen of Tympanik

Posted by I Die You Die | Apr 4, 2013 | Interviews | 0

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.

In Conversation: Klinik, “Eat Your Heart Out”

Posted by I Die You Die | Mar 28, 2013 | In Conversation, Reviews | 1

We chew the fat over the much anticipated Klinik reunion of Dirk Ivens and Mark Verhaeghen.

An Interview With Blush Response

Posted by I Die You Die | Mar 21, 2013 | Interviews | 0

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.

Music for Chameleons: A Numan Birthday Mix

Posted by I Die You Die | Mar 8, 2013 | Mixtapes | 2

We celebrate the birthday of one of our heroes with a one hour mixtape of his less celebrated songs.

An Interview with V▲LH▲LL

Posted by I Die You Die | Feb 28, 2013 | Interviews | 0

We have a conversation with the enigmatic V▲LH▲LL about their anonymity, the freedom that witch house world affords, and Viking myth.

An Interview with Douglas J McCarthy

Posted by I Die You Die | Feb 21, 2013 | Interviews | 1

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.

In Conversation: Kant Kino, “Father Worked in Industry”

Posted by I Die You Die | Feb 15, 2013 | In Conversation, Reviews | 0

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.