In Conversation with Bess Lovejoy
Our second In Conversation podcast features author Bess Lovejoy discussing death studies and the subtleties of goth culture particular to the Pacific Northwest.
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In Conversation w/Evilyn13
Our special 2-part fill-in podcast series kicks off as Alex has a chat with friend of the site model, DJ, and Vancouver dark alternative icon Evilyn 13.
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In Conversation: Rome, “Le Ceneri Di Heliodoro”
The Senior Staff considers the politically fraught new album from Jerome Reuter.
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In Conversation: Ashbury Heights, “The Victorian Wallflowers”
The Senior Staff dig deep into the considerable charms of the new Ashbury Heights album.
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In Conversation: ohGr, “TrickS”
The latest ohGr record brings some new pop sheen to Ogre’s classic delivery, and the senior staff are having a parlay about its charms.
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In Conversation: Rome, “Hall of Thatch”
The Senior Staff cast an eye to the self-critical and spiritually weighty themes of Rome’s latest opus, Hall Of Thatch.
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In Conversation: Grendel, “Age of the Disposable Body”
The Senior Staff discuss the breadth and variety Grendel brings to electro-industrial on their latest.
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In Conversation: High-Functioning Flesh, “Culture Cut”
The Senior Staff talks the new High-Functioning Flesh record and its comfortably funky take on body music.
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In Conversation: 3Teeth, “shutdown.exe”
The Senior Staff takes up 3Teeth’s sophomore LP and consider how it wields and weathers both the history of industrial metal and the band’s rising profile.
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In Conversation: Rome, “The Hyperion Machine”
We discuss the forthright songcraft which makes Jerome Reuter’s latest LP a commanding listen, as Rome enters its second decade.
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In Conversation: Iszoloscope, “False Vacuum”
The Senior Staff chews over the return of Iszoloscope, and investigate what’s changed and what remains the same in Yann Faussurier’s celebrated rhythmic noise project.
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In Conversation: Dead When I Found Her, “All The Way Down”
Bruce and Alex discuss the new Dead When I Found Her record’s gentler deconstruction of electro-industrial tropes.
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