ID:UD’s Other Favourite Records of 2011
As our End of Year coverage rolls on, we list a dozen of this year’s great records which fall outside of ID:UD’s usual purview.
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So Fragile #6: As Yet Untitled
We offer a clutch of wintry tunes in our final mixtape of the year.
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An Interview With Eric of Everything Goes Cold
Eric Gottesman of Everything Goes Cold (and 83 other bands) talks coldwave, supervillains, and the importance of live shows in the industrial scene.
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Haujobb, “New World March”
Haujobb’s vision of the future defies augury, and our scrivening.
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10 of ID:UD's Favourite Kinetik Performances
The ID:UD staff take some time to reflect on our favourite Kinetik performances from previous years.
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An Interview With Kant Kino
Norwegian dark electro/EBM act Kant Kino take a break from working on their sophomore record to talk about their heavy remix schedule, collaborating with Claus Larsen, and Chernobyl.
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ID:UD 100th Post Spectacular
We celebrate our 100th post with a self-indulgent look back and some thanks to the awesome folk who’ve helped us along.
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So Fragile #5: Kälte Kleinen
A half-hour of iciness in the minimal wave vein.
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Encephalon, “The Transhuman Condition”
Ottawa’s electro-industrial trio Encephalon deliver a debut album of surprising depth and complexity.
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Skinny Puppy, “Handover”
Our “heavy on context, short on kvetching about old records” take on the third post-reformation LP from undisputed progenitors and all around masters of Our Thing, Skinny Puppy.
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Tracks: November 2nd, 2011
We take a break from review-pocalypse 2011 to talk more casually about some really great new and newish songs from Kite, Architect, Cevello Elettronico and Comaduster.
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Listen to My Voice: The Latter Works of Numan
To coincide with the release of his first new LP in five years, the ID:UD staff reflects on site namesake Gary Numan’s body of work since returning from critical exile like a fiery angel of vengeance in the mid 90s.
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An Interview With Haujobb
I Die: You Die speaks to Dejan Samardzic and Daniel Myer about the release of their new album New World March, the circumstances of its creation and what Haujobb means in 2011.
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An Interview With [:SITD:]
We speak to Germany’s [:SITD:] about, the bands history, the art of remixing and their forthcoming album ICON:KORU.
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