Kite are classy, dig
Patreon backers join Alex and Bruce to discuss albums which tickle their fancy. Releases from Urceus Exit, The. Invalid, and Kite have been chosen and are considered from historical and biographical perspectives. Also, in a move without precedent, we assure you, the Senior Staff gush on and on about Encephalon for a while. Join us for all that and more on the latest iteration of the IDieYouDie.com podcast! Don’t forget to rate and subscribe on iTunes, Google Play Music, or download directly or stream from Spotify or the widget down below.
Thank you so much for even discussing that Urceus Exit album. It’s such an amazing piece of work. Great production and catchy songs with deep lyrics. I wish the album would have received the notice and acclaim it deserved. I hope he’s still making music in some capacity.
He is! Check out his work as Kafka, in a more techno vein. https://bodypoliticrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/more-castles
Hey fellas,
Just wanted to say that your album commentary on Transhuman Condition kicked off a whole new era for me in getting back into paying attention to what’s out there nowadays in industrial and related genres. Previous to getting into your podcast a year or two back my exposure to new music was entirely through the club scene. As you’re well aware, that’s not always a recipe for forward-looking these days. I hadn’t bought or started following anyone new for years and years before picking up Transhuman Condition, and since then I’ve undergone something of a Renaissance in music. I’m going to shows again and actually excited about new acts and material. So keep flogging the Encephalon thing – it’s having the desired effect!
Love your work, keep it up.
— Patrick
Awesome to hear, Patrick, thanks so much! Like we were saying on this episode, THC really was the perfect launching point for ID:UD, so it’s awesome to hear that it got you psyched about new music again. Comments like this are EXACTLY why we work on the site. 🙂
Thanks for letting us know Patrick! Really good to hear folks are feeling that record, and new music in general.