Podcasts about i die you die

On this week's episode of the official I Die: You Die podcast, we welcome Barrett and Panther from Bootblacks, who gave us the skinny on their excellent forthcoming LP Paradise on a windy but very scenic day in Vancouver a few weeks back. Details on their recent lineup changes, the genesis of the record and their goals in making it, as well as their philosophy on performance and what they want to get across on stage and on record are all touched on during what we think was an insightful and entertaining chat. Also, Alex gives his scorching hot review of the Ministry show he attended this week (it was good).

It's a mixed format episode this week, with Alex giving a rundown of his trip to Edmonton for the Purple City Festival this past weekend, including the I Die: You Die showcase stage. Then, we're switching gears to talk about the era of high technoid via Access To Arasaka's 2009 LP Oppidan. All that, plus some horseshit about mainstream media's annual fixation with "goth" fashion around Hallowe'en. 

OBS! Dagens titel samt texten nedan är till 100% genererat av AI, dvs hög risk för felaktig information om innehållet.‘I detta spännande avsnitt av "Kortklippt" utforskar programledarna Jouni Ollila och Niklas Winde korsningen mellan AI och musik genom en rad exklusiva intervjuer och djupdykningar. Vi börjar med en fascinerande intervju om AI-projektet "Covenant" från bloggen I Die You Die, där vi diskuterar AI:s roll i musikskapandet. Följ med oss vidare till "Halv Storm" för en förhandstitt på banbrytande musikaliska experiment.Vi tar även en närmare titt på "Frönäs" senaste EP, gör ett virtuellt besök i "Studio Vinden" och utforskar "The Imminent Collapse" för att se hur dessa artister använder teknologi för att uttrycka sig. Ett nostalgiskt segment är dedikerat till "The Cowboy Junkies" och deras ikoniska "Trinity Sessions", där vi utforskar hur deras sound har hållit sig aktuellt genom åren.Ett specialavsnitt ägnas åt Adolphson & Falk, där vi dyker djupt i deras album "Med Rymden i Blodet" och dess relevans i dagens musikscen. Avslutningsvis berör vi det mysterium som omger Depeche Modes försvunna AI-projekt och dess potentiella inverkan på framtida musikproduktioner. Missa inte detta fängslande möte mellan teknologi och kreativitet i "Kortklippt", där vi utforskar musikens nya gränser.'Länklista:1.) Covenant intervju - https://www.idieyoudie.com/2024/04/18/we-have-a-technical-500-we-were-both-magic-users/2.) Halv Storm - https://www.instagram.com/halv.storm/3.) Frönäs - https://www.instagram.com/billyrim/4.) Studio Vinden - https://studiovinden.wixsite.com/home5.) The Imminent Collapse - https://www.instagram.com/the_imminent_collapse/6.) The Cowboy Junkies - https://songwhip.com/cowboy-junkies/sweet-jane7.) Adolphson & Falk - https://adolphsonfalk.se/produkt/00168-med-rymden-i-blodet-lts-utgavan/8.) Musikskapar AI - UDIO - https://www.udio.com/'9.) Egen prompt, A song in the style of Yazoo - https://www.udio.com/songs/jRLVh6y5onW5geH6YG9Ya9 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're casting an eye not to the year ahead, but to the year that was a full decade ago here at I Die: You Die. We're talking about the records which earned top marks from us in 2014, festivals, larger musical trends, and our approaches to our coverage at that time, and considering what has and hasn't changed in the intervening years. We're also discussing the tragic passing of Jaimz Asmundson of Ghost Twin. 

Had a bit of an existential crisis last week, wondering if RSA has become irrelevant. Once upon a time I did an interview with I Die: You Die and when the topic of is there any end in sight, I commented that what would probably be the end was when RSA became irrelevant. Couple that with some back end technical issues that have been driving me bananas and I suddenly wondered if that time had come. A friend of mine once asked if "Imposter syndrome" ever goes away. It doesn't, but I let my mind run away with the worst possible scenario and quite frankly I'm still recovering. The mind is a terrible thing to taste. But I got through the week and got this weeks show up! Nano Infect - Danceslut (Massiv In Mensch) Gauthier - Submission Robota Robotny - UFOs Im Kornfeld Unitcode Machine - Blind Dead Lights - I Am Electric Nuquatron - Authentizaitat Disappearer - Magia Mildreda - Prophecies (Fix8Sed8) http://synthetic.org/ https://synthetic.threadless.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@RealSyntheticAudio

For our 475th episode, the Senior Staff are quizzing one another as to their own history with I Die: You Die. That is to say, we've each grabbed passages from reviews the other wrote years back, and seeing if the original author can identify the records they were writing about. We're hoping it'll be a chance to think about what has and hasn't changed in terms of our understanding of specific moments and artists within Our Thing. We're also throwing some roses Debby Friday's way, and talking Cold Waves FOMO.

Welcome to In Conversation, a fill-in/bonus format podcast series wherein each of the Senior Staff invites a friend to sit in for some casual chat about shared interests relevant to the normal goings on at I Die: You Die. This week, Bruce is talking with author Bess Lovejoy about their shared experiences in 90s Vancouver goth clubs, Bess' work in death studies and death positivity, and the distinction between the gothic and the just plain morbid.

Welcome to In Conversation a fill-in/bonus format podcast series wherein each of the Senior Staff invites a friend to sit in for some casual chat about shared interests relevant to the normal goings on at I Die: You Die. This week, Alex has a jaw with longtime friend of the site Evilyn13 about DJing, twitch streaming, the world of cosplay, dogs eating our microphones during the recording, and so much more! Thanks for tuning in, we think this is a really fun one. 

It's the twelfth anniversary of I Die: You Die this week, and thus we're taking a look back at the road that took us here on this week's podcast. In particular, we're (briefly) discussing records from each of the years in question. Rather than simply reviewing our favourite records or undisputed classics, we're looking at some records which speak to their contemporary zeitgeist, maybe never got their just desserts, or which have stuck with us through the years more than we might have expected. We're also talking about the Darker Waves festival in Los Angeles and Edmonton's Purple City Music Festival.

Is "New World Order" a WWE cadre or a Ministry song? Why not both! We examine the crossover of industrial music and the world of professional wrestling with the illustrious tag team of cultural mirror of darker alternatives, Bruce & Alex of the I Die: You Die website & podcast! -- playlist: Gothovader - INDUSTRIAL NERDS! Isserley - Worms Batavia - Until Then (Blood Red Mix) duckbagtm - Port Abyss Orthokeras - Dark Mechanicals Gasoline Invertebrate - Stop (Bixlee remix) ghstprxy - Skin Like Static (Antigen Shift Remix) Severed Skies - Noir Dreams (Remix feat. Faux Pas) Smouldering Embers of Aggression - Atlas Deftly Demolition - Descent 2: Lust of the Lost Grasp Logic - Dark Romance (V.2 Grasp Logic) Alia Synesthesia - Stop Go Beta Virus - Reject Denial Lewdo Zlex - Manifestation Bounte - Acid Bath (feat. Gasoline Invertebrate) Skull Cultist - Thirster  

We're hybridizing traditions right at the end of 2022, as we combine our customary off-topic episode of We Have A Technical and our monthly commentary episodes. We asked our Patreons what sort of non-scene related album they'd like us to discuss, and with pop music making a late run from behind to beat out metal and hip-hop, we're talking about the 2009 debut from UK electropop artist Little Boots. Hands was in constant rotation in the Senior Staff's headphones in 2009 (and occasional club sets) as they sought escape from the then-depleted landscape of club industrial releases, and revisiting its blend of electropop and synthpop (as well as more nebulous contemporary tags like nu-rave and bloghouse) was a real treat. We hope you'll enjoy this detour from I Die: You Die's usual beat as we close out the year.

Settle in for a lot of fast talk, as the Senior staff power their way through the debut LP from Texas' Twin Tribes. A modern darkwave classic through and through, be prepared for a lot of gushing about songwriting, albumcraft, and the beauty of simplicity on this I Die: You Die bonus podcast. 

This week on Talking to Ghosts we welcome back our biggest supporters and friends, Alex Kennedy and Bruce Lord from I Die: You Die (and We Have A Technical podcast)! This is the final episode of the Talking to Ghosts podcast. Thank you so much for listening and supporting us over the years. It meant a lot to us to be able to share our interviews and reviews with so many people. We are off on a new adventure together, which you can find out more about at berm.world!

The thematic complexity, musical variety, and labyrinthine discography of Current 93 is the subject of this week's We Have A Technical. David Tibet's work has had a profound impact on both of us and the genres we cover here at I Die: You Die, and so without intending to be at all authoritative or all-encompassing, we wanted to have a conversation which would take up a host of questions and issues extending out of one of the most singular bodies of experimental music from the past century. Buckle up, shit's gonna get gnostic.

I Die: You Die turns 10 years old this year, so naturally this week's podcast is of a reflective tack. We're looking back at the very first writing posted to the site, and talking about how the site's changed and how it's changed up. Self-indulgent? Maybe, but the site's entering its cantankerous pre-teen years now - let the baby have his bottle.

We're on the cusp of a new double-LP from one of our favourite bands at I Die: You Die, Kirlian Camera. And before we dig into the elaborately titled Cold Pills (Scarlet Gate of Toxic Daybreak), we thought it'd be fun to take a look at the band's earliest days in the form of It Doesn't Matter, Now and their most recent LP, Hologram Moon. What's changed over the forty year career of one of the most ornate and outre darkwave bands of all time, and which of their characteristics have remained from their earlier days? All that plus some festival news (!) and some generalized silliness on the latest episode of We Have A Technical.

The Senior Staff are discussing a modern EBM classic in Spark!'s Hela Din Värld in this month's Patreon-supported commentary podcast! In 2012 Mattias Ziessow and Stefan Brorsson added ambitious pop instrumentation and melody to their established anhalt EBM template, and produced one of the most enjoyable records it's been our pleasure to write about and discuss on I Die: You Die. We're discussing themes of conspiracy and humanism, breaking down the percussive structures which propel the record, and even working in some Nabokov and Mega Man!

This week's classic two-albums podcast format brings discussion of the sole record by the enigmatic industrial/black metal project The Bleeding Light and some late 90s envelope-pushing dark electro from Abscess, with Bruce and Alex by happenstance each picking records the other had never heard. They're quite different in terms of style and development, but both resulted in some extended discussion of genre markers and development. We've also got some (politely worded) ranting about the importance of metadata in digital downloads on this week's episode of the I Die: You Die podcast.

Wai Ting is joined by Bruce Lord to review AEW Dynamite’s go-home show for Saturday’s Full Gear PPV featuring a heated Face To Face between Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston. Plus a full preview of the card and today’s headlines. [00:04:57] NEWS OF THE DAY WWE Raw ratings reach their lowest of the ThunderDome era Scorpio Sky removed from AEW Dynamite as a safety precaution Allysin Kay a free agent, announced for AEW Full Gear Buy-In Anthony Bowens & Max Caster sign with AEW WWE cancels ‘Cody Rhodes’ trademark registration ACH returns, Lio Rush to debut at MLW’s “The Restart” Tito Ortiz wins city council seat in Huntington Beach, CA [00:21:56] AEW Dynamite featured an intense final meeting between Moxley and Kingston that uncovered news details about their past, MJF attempts to prove his killer instinct to guest commentator Chris Jericho, sit-down interviews with Kenny Omega and Hangman Page, Miro has his debut singles match against Trent, The Young Bucks vs. Private Party, Red Velvet vs. Nyla Rose, and a message from PAC. [01:39:24] A complete preview of Saturday’s AEW Full Gear PPV. [01:59:05] Your feedback, comments, and questions from the POST Wrestling Forum. Bruce’s music site/podcast (I Die: You Die): https://www.idieyoudie.com/ Photo Courtesy: AEW Rewind-A-Dynamite Theme by Jacob Chesnut Subscribe: https://postwrestling.com/subscribe Patreon: http://postwrestlingcafe.com Forum: https://forum.postwrestling.com Merch: https://store.postwrestling.com Twitter/Facebook/Instagram/YouTube: @POSTwrestling

Recorded in ages past, in the Before Times preceding the election (ie, last Monday), the latest episode of We Have A Technical finds the Senior Staff discussing two very different records which fall under the post-punk aegis but also connect to very different extraneous sounds and traditions: Red Lorry Yellow Lorry's 1985 debut LP Talk About The Weather, and Agent Side Grinder's 2012 record Hardware. The lines between goth rock and machine rock, and what happens when rock instrumentation is transposed over to synths, and plenty of other questions of genre and style are taken up in this week's edition of the IDieYouDie.com podcast.

That's right! It's time again to check in with our good buddies Alex Kennedy and Bruce Lord from I Die:You Die. It's been a little over a year since we've seen each other and it was definitely time to catch up. We talked about podcasting and maintaining a website during the pandemic, working on diversity in our coverage, and left a nice chunk at the end to talk about: Wrestling, Blaseball, and Fight Island.  I Die: You Die produces lots of weekly content on their website, podcast, and Patreon. Check out Alex's Keyforge Podcast Help For Future Self, and the Telekompilation Vol. 3 (proceeds go to NAACP education and law fund). “At Home” episodes are being recorded and released during the COVID-19 pandemic. Talking to Ghosts is produced and recorded by Michael Kurt and Wes Mueller. For an archive or past episodes, please check out our official website.

It's turned into an accidentally synthpunk-themed week here at I Die: You Die, and in keeping with that we're looking at two albums proximal to the sounds we normally discuss on the podcast, but that made inroads into goth/industrial club play in the early '00s: The Faint's Danse Macabre and The Vanishing's Still Lifes Are Failing. All that plus catch-up on the third Telekompilation release and some news about a new book detailing the history of LA deathrock on this week's episode of We Have A Technical!

A very unusual Pierre Pressure Podcast. In this episode, Pierre called his friends in New York, California, and Florida to see how they are getting by during this world-wide quarantine. These guests range in age, gender, profession, and location, from musicians to prisoner advocates to BnB owners to school lunch administrators, they have all been deeply affected by the corona virus. I asked them all to tell me what music is getting them by during this historic catastrophe, and I made a playlist on Spotify with their suggestions (see link below.)  Shortly after this taping, the first guest, "Spider" contracted the Covid 19 virus and is in good condition at home. All other guests are coping with this unusual time in their own ways. There will be further call-in shows as this quarantine goes on. PIERRE PRESSURE PANDEMIC PLAYLIST is available for streaming on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6eKaZ7z3EwQlSfEoRIhkWN?si=XbZKaGh2S6CzEWO1rc6RtA Guests:1: Spider in Brooklyn, NY2: Jack Grace in upstate New York3: Kevin in Polk County, Florida4: Gretchen in Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY5: Scheffer in San Francisco, CA6: Izzy Rock in Bushwick, NY7: Basquali in Hudson, NY8: Kelsey in Brooklyn, NY9: Zoe in San Franciso, CA Song: Corona by Minutemen, Four Senses on Alert by Pierre de Gaillande, Night Fever by BeeGees, I Die: You Die by Gary Numan, Pandemic songs by Jack Grace, I'm Clean Now by Grouper, Gold Sounds by Pavement, I'm Still Standing by Elton John, Pressure by Billy Joel, Dance Yrself Clean by LCD Soundsystem,  We Will Never Exist by Sitar Metal, It's the End of the World As We Know It by REM, My Corona by Zdoggmb, My Struggles by Missy Elliott. 

The 300th episode of We Have A Technical finds Alex and Bruce digging into the pre-history of I Die: You Die. What club trends were popping off in the mid aughts? What would have the site's top records if it had been founded a few years earlier? Tune in and find out if Episode 300 goes "Just Like You Imagined". (That's a very relevant and contemporary joke about the "300" trailer, if you didn't catch it.)

The classic two albums format of the I Die: You Die podcast yields discussion of the first Dead When I Found Her LP and a distinctly European "Moonraker" compilation. How has Michael Arthur Holloway negotiated his debt to Skinny Puppy while developing his own style? How do European taxonomies of "wave" translate to a couple of North American listeners? The Senior Staff dog into these topics while getting accidentally swervy on the latest episode of We Have A Technical.        

The millenial (and curiously continental) stylings of US electro act cut.rate.box are discussed on this week's episode of We Have A Technical. We also have a healthy helping of our mailbag to work through, and loads of live news. Tell your friends in the Stonecutters: this is a real royal sampler of an episode of the IDieYouDie.com podcast!

This week on Talking to Ghosts we have no guest! We talk to each other about all the new stuff we have out now, or coming up, including a new EP from The Blood of Others, the new Telekon Compilation, a game experience Wes made, and the trailer of a movie Michael made music for called Scare Me. Wes went to the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art recently and tells Michael about the cool stuff they saw.  There are a limited number of SØLVE / The Blood of Others cassette left for online sale through the I Die: You Die bandcamp. Talking to Ghosts is best found on our official website. This podcast is recorded and produced by Michael Kurt and Wesley Mueller. 

The Senior Staff break down the anatomy of a club night on this week's episode of We Have A Technical. From format to venue to promotions to DJs to audience, what makes a club night work or fail? Plenty of discussion on that, Pharmakon, deeply obscure US EBM, and the spotted legacy of Thee Temple of Psychick Youth on the latest episode of the IDieYouDie.com podcast.

Coming at you a day earlier than usual (and for the rest of the year), We Have A Technical is discussing a pair of record at opposite historical ends of goth rock, which may have some less than obvious connections to Our Thing: lié's Consent and Lene Lovich's Flex. Where do deathrock and riot grrrl blur together? How did camp theatricality influence pre-formalized goth? We have opinions about all these things and more, including some discussion of the new KMFDM record, on the latest episode of the I Die: You Die podcast.

Get philosophical from the top turnbuckle as scene titans, Bruce and Alex of the incomparable I Die: You Die, opine and clothesline on this most amazing episode!

It's a Pick Five episode of We Have a Technical this week, as the Senior Staff chooses bands emblematic of I Die: You Die we think you should know. But this ended up being a super roaming episode, touching upon everything from PC Music to Virginia Woolf to Senor Cardgage. Stick with us, and we hope you find some new bands to check out!  

I Die: You Die turned eight years old this past weekend, and in light of that we're using this week's episode to compare the sort of music the site covered in its infancy with what's on the table today. Bands, labels, club play: how does 2011 stack up to 2019? All that plus the latest on our patron saint Gary Numan and an upcoming Cascadian EBM showcase on this week's episode of We Have A Technical!

This week on Talking to Ghosts we caught up with the senior staff of the great I Die You Die website. Unsurprisingly, we went from patting each other on the back for being cool and awesome to talking about wrestling and pasta. I Die You Die is a powerhouse of a website. They do reviews and interviews all around the dark music scene, not to mention the podcast We Have A Technical. Talking to Ghosts is best found on our official website. This podcast is produced by Michael Kurt and Wes Mueller. Our 5-year anniversary cover art is by the wonderful Alicia Gaines. Please check out her band Ganser, they are awesome.

We're acting like a pair of old fashioned Germaniacs on the latest episode of We Have A Technical. Records by Lacrimosa and Steril are on the docket, alongside discussion of some new comments from Blixa Bargeld regarding industrial music, and the news of Ant-Zen withdrawing from the physical media business. Life may not be easy in Germany, but listening to the latest episode of the IDieYouDie.com podcast sure is!

I Die: You Die kick the new year off with an extended discussion of Laibach's new record: a representation of tunes from "The Sound Of Music" for their tour of North Korea. All of the bugbears and thorns which come with Slovenia's most stoic cultural product are in the mix, along with consideration of socialist realism, Anschluss, and Rogers & Hammerstein schmaltz. Get 2019 started with the latest episode of We Have A Technical!

It's the Year End episode of We Have a Technical, and we're talking lists, honourable mentions and the broad trends of 2018 in Our Thing. If you ever wanted to hear two very tired people stumble their way through an animated but barely coherent series of observations about the year that was, this is the episode of WHaT for you! Seriously though, we were VERY tired. All on the official I Die: You Die podcast! 

It's a very English and very apocalyptic episode of We Have A Technical as recent records by Gazelle Twin and Current 93. Be it political, personal, or religious, endings and great changes are taken up in fraught and anxious ways on "Pastoral" and "The Light Is Leaving Us All". Bruce and Alex also take a look at the just announced Mechanisms Fest and the website's impending year end coverage on this week's IDieYouDie.com podcast!

Wordburglar records on the road from Vancouver, BC with his best pal R-LEX THE ROBOT aka Alex Kennedy (of IdieYoudie.com). The fellas hang out for another hilarious episode featuring enlightening discussion about growing up together in Halifax, DIY music, their lifetime of comics collaboration (Motorcycle Maniac, Infinity Wart, The Last Paper Route) and more. It's another super-good episode of Weekend At Burgie's! Follow Wordburglar on tour at www.wordburglar.com and #CDNWorldSupertour on Instagram.

Legendary producer John Fryer has had a hand in just about all of the genres of music we discuss on We Have A Technical, and we're chatting with him this week about his legacy behind the decks and his open-ended musical project Black Needle Noise featuring a revolving cast of guest vocalists. All that plus some talk about And One taking touring drama to YouTube, and the latest in a long line of Coil bootlegs on the latest podcast from I Die: You Die!

This month's We Have A Commentary podcast takes a tour through the diabolical world of Everything Goes Cold. "Vs General Failure," the first LP of Eric Gottesman's coldwave project brings all of the manic suppervillainy that we've come to expect from EGC, but also has a surprisingly human and vulnerable core. Alex and Bruce discuss the history of coldwave, the horrors of the American health care system, and the shadowy conspiracy at the heart of the second law of thermodynamics on the latest installment of IDieYouDie.com's Patreon supported podcast series!

The new album from Dead Can Dance, replete with high concept and worldly instrumentation, is the subject of this week's We Have A Technical. How does it fit (or not) with the storied dynamic betwixt Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard? Are its Nietzschean ambitions vindicated? And since when has Dionysus been a psychologist? All these questions, plus discussion of recent shows by Odonis Odonis and Clan Of Xymox on the latest episode of the IDieYouDie.com podcast!

Okay, okay, ahem - Alex and Bruce absolutely were ready to have a podcast up the day after Halloween and definitely didn't cobble something together at the last minute because their all-night spook-tacular rager left them without research or a tangible topic. No sir-ee. So when they're picking five Halloween party deep cuts, you can rest assured knowing that this episode of We Have A Technical comes with all the hallmarks of quality you've come to expect from IDieYouDie.com!

This week on Talking to Ghosts we have a very SPOOKY Halloween special episode. We reached out to some of our friends and fans and asked for Halloween stories and got some great stuff back! This episode features stories from: Alex Kennedy from the fabulous website I Die: You Die (and the podcast they do called We Have A Technical) Matt Fanale from Caustic and Klack and The Causticles and Beauty Queen Autopsy and Daddybear and who knows what else! Eric Gottesman from Everything Goes Cold and every live band ever. And Sophie. Thanks again to all of our contributors! We might do this again next year and give everyone way more time to think about it. Our next episode will be out on Monday 11/19/18.

Hot on the heels of last week's knock down dragout fisticuffs, Bruce and Alex kick back with a good old fashioned Pick 5 episode of We Have a Technical. Yes, B-Sides are the topic, as each of the Senior Staff picks a couple personal faves and then expounds on why they enjoy them so well. Plus we talk the recent Die Krupps Visa Issues, some unexpected revelations pertaining to Mortal Kombat The Movie (really) and more, all this week on the official I Die: You Die podcast!

The Senior Staff is back at full force! Back from vacation, Alex and Bruce are talking about records from Spetsnaz and Gatekeeper. Also on the docket is Resident Advisor's piece on EBM...which may have had some influence on our choice of albums this week. We're charged up and ready to go: I Die: You Die, you know what it is!

 It's a free form discussion episode of We Have A Technical this week, with the subject of rivethead culture being taken up. Is it distinct from industrial culture (whatever that might be)? Is it still relevant? How does it pertain to its long suffering cousin, goth? All these questions and so many more (along with countless shoutouts to Reconstruction bands) will be taken up in the latest episode of the IDieYouDie.com podcast!  

Texture and rhythm heavy records by Mlada Fronta and Zex Model come under the microscope in this week's episode of We Have A Technical! From Rémy Pelleschi's stockade of breaks, dub, and techno beats to Paul Von Aphid finding ways of reworking the classic drippy electro-industrial template of Skinny Puppy, Bruce and Alex are ready to talk turkey about "High Tension" and "Mind Slaughter". All that, some live updates and plenty more on this week's episode of the IDieYouDie.com podcast!

A Pick Five episode aims for the singles charts this week on the IDieYouDie.com podcast! Bruce and Alex are picking songs whose single versions they prefer to album versions. Expect some big names (and a couple of smaller ones), plus some discussion of upcoming C-Tec dates and how you might be able to help out ArtOfFact in their hour of need. All that and more on the latest episode of We Have A Technical.

Patreon backers join Alex and Bruce to discuss albums which tickle their fancy. Releases from Urceus Exit, The. Invalid, and Kite have been chosen and are considered from historical and biographical perspectives. Also, in a move without precedent, we assure you, the Senior Staff gush on and on about Encephalon for a while. Join us for all that and more on the latest iteration of the IDieYouDie.com podcast!

This episode of We Have A Technical doubles down on ur-goth realness with discussion of early records by Alien Sex Fiend and Sopor Æternus and the Ensemble of Shadows. In addition, we've got takes on the new Nine Inch Nails track and a recent line performance from Merzbow. All that plus all the horsing around you've come to expect from the official IDieYouDie.com podcast!