Rosetta Stone, “Cryptology”
Rosetta Stone’s first record of new material in 25 years is a tour de force of goth rock’s past and future, both musical and political.
Read More
Reviews
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
Croc Shop, “Resist!”
For better or worse the new LP from electro-industrialists Croc Shop has a very old school approach.
Read More
Observer: ESA & NNHMN
Capsule write-ups of new EPs from ESA and NNHMN.
Read More
Hallowed Hearts, “Into the Fire”
Hallowed Hearts’ debut is a considered post-punk effort from two synthpop scene veterans.
Read More
Observer: SPÆCIALISTA & RECON
Capsule reviews of new releases by SPÆCIALISTA and RECON.
Read More
Clan of Xymox, “Spider on the Wall”
Clan of Xymox’s 2020 LP is consistent with their recent output.
Read More
Tineidae, “Exo”
Tineidae continues a push into darker ambient territory with a fully-realised deep space concept album.
Read More
Observer: Choke Chain & Pitch After Dark
Short form discussion of the debuts of Choke Chain and Pitch After Dark.
Read More
Resistor, “Driving Force”
Columbia’s Resistor deliver aggressive and minimalist throwback EBM on their first full-length.
Read More
Executioner’s Mask, “Despair Anthems”
Executioner’s Mask make some of the grimmest post-punk and goth rock going on their debut LP.
Read More
Statiqbloom, “Beneath The Whelm”
A stripped down LP from Statiqbloom blends dark electro aggression with spiritual weariness.
Read More
Be My Enemy, “All That I Love, I Destroy”
Phil Barry is joined by Keef Baker for the most diverse record yet by industrial rock project Be My Enemy.
Read More
Support
I Die: You Die and We Have A Technical will always be ad-free. If you enjoy what we do, please consider giving us a hand with site expenses through Patreon. Even a dollar a month is appreciated, and will net you some special rewards for Patreon backers only!
