We Have a Technical 328: Sub Grinder
Records by Pitchshifter and Belgrado are up for discussion in this week’s podcast.
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We Have a Technical
We Have a Technical brings I Die: You Die's discussions of industrial, EBM, goth, dark electro, and related music genres to the podcast format. Join Alex, Bruce, and guests as they explore music's darker alternatives.
We Have a Technical 327: Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
Thoughts on ageing and nostalgia in subculture guide this week’s episode of We Have A Technical.
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We Have a Technical 326: Kanemaru Is Not My Boy
New records by The Birthday Massacre and KMFDM are discussed on this week’s episode of We Have A Technical!
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We Have A Commentary: Mortal Kombat Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
The metal, electronic, industrial mash-up of the Mortal Kombat soundtrack is taken up in this month’s We Have A Commentary podcast!
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We Have a Technical 325: Local Idiots Sent to Jail
With the aid of Uatu the Watcher, the Senior Staff ask “What if?” and peer into alternate histories of industrial.
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We Have a Technical 324: The Days Are Just Sacked
The first and most recent LPs by dark electro pioneers X Marks The Pedwalk are discussed on this week’s podcast.
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We Have a Technical 323: Fango On The Horn
Records by Pain Station and Bernard Szajner are up for discussion on this week’s episode of the podcast!
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We Have a Technical 322: Pasthole
Friends of the site join us for conversations about Winterkälte, The Echoing Green, Zebra Katz and Iszoloscope!
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We Have A Technical 321: Scrooge Thing
Records by Katscan and Sad Lovers and Giants are up for discussion on this week’s podcast.
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We Have A Technical 320: Chrome Corks
The role of album art in the digital age is considered in this week’s episode of We Have A Technical.
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We Have A Technical 319: Too Beautiful for this Stable
Discussion of spacey LPs by Kangarot and Negative Format on this week’s We Have A Technical!
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We Have A Technical 318: Table Beer
Synthicide’s Andi Harriman joins the senior staff to discuss her new EP of feminine-leaning EBM, as well as the new realities of remote DJing.
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