Reviews
Jäger 90, “Fleisch Macht Böse”
The Anhalt devotees make room to explore the possibilities of their D.A.F. inspired sound on their new album for Out of Line.
Infiltrator, “Black Light Therapy”
An intriguing and rewarding noise record which succeeds on the bases of both composition and extremity.
Eisenfunk, “Pentafunk”
The new album of bouncy industrial-rave from the Bavarian trio is short on substance, long on anthems for people to dance to on Youtube.
199X: Whatever Happened to the Laserdisc?
Cap off your week with a trip back to 90s! This installment we visit with Penal Colony, Circle of Dust, Iron Lung Corp, Yeht Mae, and Diatribe.
The Unquiet Grave: The Merry Thoughts
In this installment of The Unquiet Grave we take a closer look at goth’s most accomplished Sisters of Mercy clones, The Merry Thoughts.
Principe Valiente, self-titled
An ambitious debut which uses a familiar post-punk template to field-test a variety of moods.
Unitary, “Safe From Harm”
The first full-length from the Swedish one-man project is confident and well-produced but suffers from an unfortunate amount of sameness in the songs and a lack of strong hooks.
Solar Fake, “Frontiers”
A sophomore futurepop/dark electro record which isn’t going to reinvent the wheel, but delivers a polished set of tracks and stellar turns from an excellent vocalist.
199X: War was beginning
A new ongoing look at some classic songs of the 90s Industrial Scene, featuring tracks from D.H.I., Swamp Terrorists, Waiting for God, Hate Dept. and Armageddon Dildos.
The Unquiet Grave: Corpus Delicti
A profile of classic French goth rock outfit Corpus Delicti in our new column, The Unquiet Grave.
The Pain Machinery, “Surveillance Culture”
A minimal, aggressive and uncompromising EBM record which makes nods to Portion Control and acid house.
Various Artists, “Face The Beat Vol. 1”
ID:UD takes a look at Side-Line’s sprawling 55 track free-for-download compilation.
