By Any Means Necessary, “By Any Means Necessary”
The self-titled debut from North Carolina’s By Any Means Necessary shows potential beyond its obvious influences.
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Tracks: January 2nd, 2012
Starting the year off right with some excellent new songs from The Horrorist, Architect, Society Burning, Autodafeh and Dead When I Found Her.
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ID:UD 10 Best Videos of 2011
ID:UD’s End of Year coverage starts here with a list of our 10 favourite videos of 2011!
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Pop Will Eat Itself: The Reissues
In which we examine the history of the UK sample-rockers Pop Will Eat Itself via their recent spate of reissues.
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[:SITD:], “Icon:Koru”
The new album from Germany’s widescreen EBM kings lives and dies by it’s application of their trademark style.
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End to End: December 5th, 2011
A twofer this week as we do a track by track breakdown of two recent EPs from Caustic and Faderhead.
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Alter Der Ruine, “Son of a Bitch”
Alter Der Ruine’s fourth album presents a sonically unified front without sacrificing the group’s eclectic tendencies.
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Auto-Auto, “Dancing Through Dark Times”
ID:UD has a listen to the third album of quirky electropop from Sweden’s Auto-Auto.
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End to End: FGFC820, “Defense Condition 2” EP
We have a listen to each track of FGFC820’s new remix EP of militaristic harsh EBM.
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Arzt+Pfusch, “Lictor Evaporated”
The first physical release from the duo in over a decade isn’t the same old noisebmstupidevildustrial you might expect.
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Tracks: November 14th, 2011
Kicking off a new week here at I Die: You Die with a look at some recent songs and videos from Blutengel, Haujobb, SMP and Stromkern.
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Kirlian Camera, “Nightglory”
The ID:UD favorites’ new album of uplifting, majestic darkwave is typically grand.
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XP8, “X: A Decade of Decadence”
Italy’s XP8 celebrate their tenth anniversary with a maxi-EP that handily summarizes their strengths.
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Henric de la Cour, “Henric de la Cour”
The solo debut of the Yvonne and Strip Music singer is a gem in the current renaissance of wave music.
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iVardensphere, “APOK”
The Edmonton based project’s third record uses various collaborations as a jumping off point, making their strongest statement yet in the process.
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