Johan Baeckström, “Utopia”
The sophomore LP from half of Daily Planet renders classic synthpop in exacting detail.
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Conformco, “controlled.altered.deleted”
The new project from Sean Payne (Cyanotic) and Chris Harris (Project .44) stakes its claim to a specific vein of classic American industrial.
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We Have a Commentary: Snog, “Buy Me… I’ll Change Your Life”
On this month’s bonus podcast, we talk the ups and downs of Snog’s “Buy Me… I’ll Change Your Life”
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Autoclav1.1, “Makeshift Splint”
Tony Young’s IDM/technoid project engages with daily life and the systems it comprises on its new LP.
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Replicas: Lycia, “Bleak – Vane”
The sole album from what was originally a Lycia side-project comes to Bandcamp in its 2009 remastered form.
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Panic Priest, self-titled
The debut album from the Chicago based darkwave act is well presented and performed.
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Rhys Fulber, “Your Dystopia, My Utopia”
Rhys Fulber explores dark, industrialized techno on an LP that highlights his diverse skillset in a fresh way.
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Celldöd, “Fragmenterade Minnen”
Celldöd expands his vision of rough, DIY hardware-based EBM on his second LP.
Read MoreWe Have a Commentary: The Mission, “God’s Own Medicine”
This month’s patreon supported commentary podcast is about The Mission’s debut LP “God’s Own Medicine”!
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We Have a Commentary: The Mission, "God's Own Medicine"
This month’s patreon supported commentary podcast is about The Mission’s debut LP “God’s Own Medicine”!
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Struck 9, “Ritual Body Music”
The Colombian EBM act draw on a slightly different iteration of retro-EBM for their sophomore album.
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Natura Est, self-titled
The collaboration between Autoclav1.1 and Xotox subsumes each producer’s personality in massive washes of ambience.
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Haujobb, “Alive”
A live album from the German electro-industrial masters throws their most recent sonic identity into sharp relief.
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Michael Idehall, “Prophecies of the Storm”
Swedish producer Michael Idehall offers a wary mix of noise and ambiance on his latest.
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We Have a Commentary: And One, "Anguish"
For this month’s Patreon-supported bonus commentary podcast, Bruce and Alex chat about And One’s 1991 debut LP Anguish!
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