The man behind Caustic and one of our thing’s most honest and outspoken musicians takes the time time to rap with us about being a personality in “the scene”, interactions with his audience and what the future holds for him.
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It’s not all EBM and Goth-Rock ’round here: we also like us some new tunes from And One, In Slaughter Natives, Venetian Snares and Stiff Valentine!
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At the eve of mind.in.a.box’s new album Revelations, we talk to Stefan Poss about labels, m.i.a.b.’s development, and walking the tightrope of live performance.
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In lieu of any doomed to fail resolutions for the new year, we’re placing the onus on everyone else: here’s a list of records that can’t come soon enough for us, as well as some hopes for and comments on the state of Our Thing in the year to come.
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We close out 2011 with our favourite records from it, and wrap up our End of Year coverage. See you in 2012!
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Our take on the year’s best music keeps rolling with albums 15 through 6!
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Finally, our list of the year’s best albums begins with entries 25 through 16!
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We take a moment to acknowledge some of the albums that didn’t make our end of year list but we still think are deserving of attention.
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We asked some friends of the site to dish on their favourite records of 2011. Find out what was making DJs and label folk from across North America stand up and take notice as ID:UD’s End of Year coverage continues!
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As our End of Year coverage rolls on, we list a dozen of this year’s great records which fall outside of ID:UD’s usual purview.
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We offer a clutch of wintry tunes in our final mixtape of the year.
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Eric Gottesman of Everything Goes Cold (and 83 other bands) talks coldwave, supervillains, and the importance of live shows in the industrial scene.
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Haujobb’s vision of the future defies augury, and our scrivening.
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The ID:UD staff take some time to reflect on our favourite Kinetik performances from previous years.
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Norwegian dark electro/EBM act Kant Kino take a break from working on their sophomore record to talk about their heavy remix schedule, collaborating with Claus Larsen, and Chernobyl.
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