We Have a Technical 282: Prematurely
Records from A Split Second and The Legendary Pink Dots are up for discussion on this week’s podcast.
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Author: I Die You Die
Tracks: October 15th, 2019
October brings new jams from Spectres, Vore Aurora, C/A/T, Worms of the Earth, Syntet and Christian Death as remixed by Creux Lies.
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Observer: Figure Section & Madrelarva
Short form reviews of new releases from Figure Section and Madrelarva.
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We Have a Technical 281: Poor Level Design
The Anatomy of a club night is broken down and dissected on this week’s WHaT.
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Tracks: October 7, 2019
New music from Statiqbloom, Actors, Body Beat Ritual, Caustic Grip, Mind | Matter, and Pod Cast.
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Observer: Natura EST & Kangarot
Capsule reviews of new releases from Natura EST (autoclav 1.1 & xotox) and Kangarot.
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We Have A Technical 280: Sleepytime
The Senior Staff discuss records by lié and Lene Lovich!
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Tracks: September 30, 2019
New music and mixes from Randolph & Mortimer, Body Of Light, Figure Section, Ganser, Bedless Bones, and Shrouded Tongues.
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We Have a Commentary: Animal Bodies, “The Killing Scene”
For this month’s We Have a Commentary we’re talking the modern classic synth-punky darkwave of Animal Bodies’ “The Killing Scene”.
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Observer: Fractured Transmission & Oil Thief
Moody noise from Fractured Transmission and Oil Thief.
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We Have A Technical 279: Cold Waves Chicago
A full report from Cold Waves Chicago, featuring interviews with Bootblacks, Chemlab, Twin Tribes, Andi Harriman, and Sean Payne (Cyanotic/Conformco).
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Observer: Witch Root & Luminance
Capsules write-ups of new releases from Witch Root, and Luminance.
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We Have a Technical 278: You Planet
We talk 3Teeth’s latest LP “Metawar” and how it relates to Our Thing on this week’s episode of We Have a Technical.
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Tracks: September 16th, 2019
New music from Cyanotic, dISHARMONY, Xibling, S Y Z Y G Y X, A Culture of Killing, and Alex Reed.
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Numb, “Mortal Geometry”
Numb’s return after more than twenty years isn’t flashy, but does recall what established the Vancouver electro-industrial legends in the first place.
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