God Destruction, “Redentor”
The third album from Mexico’s God Destruction continues to blend black metal flourishes into the edges of the aggrotech template.
Read More
Author: Bruce
Thoughts On Michael Gira And Larkin Grimm
A brief comment on the rape accusation currently facing Michael Gira.
Read More
negative_crush, “invisible_weapons”
Tyler Newman (Battery Cage, Informatik) pushes into post-metal territory with a bleak but wonderfully realized solo album.
Read More
Analfabetism, “Av Hjord är du Kommen”
Fredrik Djurfelt continues along the rewarding less-traveled road of pure industrial noise with the second Analfabetism LP.
Read More
Replicas: Kirlian Camera, “Radio Music A”
A new compilation tackles the challenge of encapsulating the best of Kirlian Camera’s thirty-five years of work in a single CD.
Read More
Agrezzior, “Berzerker”
The second Agrezzior album highlights the appeals and pitfalls of the path old school EBM has carved for itself.
Read More
Dubcon, “Martian Dub Beacon”
cEvin Key and Ryan Moore return for a more mellow dub trip on their second LP.
Read More
Vandalaze, “Big Diner”
The mutant synth-funk industrial of Vandalaze splatters itself wide across its first full length.
Read More
The Hearse, self-titled
New trad goth rock from The Hearse has some promise, but is stymied in the execution.
Read More
Tracks: November 30th, 2015
New business from 3Teeth, Marsheaux, Emu Bomb, Analfabetism, Council Of Nine, and a special holiday single from Terminal Gods.
Read More
Minuit Machine, “Violent Rains”
Parisian duo Minuit Machine stoke flames on their second LP of dramatic coldwave.
Read More
Molasar, “Talismans”
Chris Gilbert’s latest homage to classic synth of all stripes is a brisk and invigorating listen.
Read More
Severed Heads, “Better Dead Than Head”
Upbeat reworkings of career highlights serve to cap off Severed Heads’ recent reunion gigs.
Read More
Replicas: Rose McDowall, “Cut With The Cake Knife”
A reissue of Rose McDowall’s earliest solo material connects Strawberry Switchblade to her later work.
Read More
Synapscape, “Rhythm Age”
Rhythmic noise vets Synapscape hover at the crossroads of new and classic motifs on their twentieth anniversary.
Read MoreSupport
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!
