Electronic body music

And this is a podcast where we consider darker alternatives.

It's a podcast for the discussion of dark wave, goth, industrial, and EBM.

It is now past Halloween, so Goth can get in the rear view.

We're not talking about that in this episode.

We're talking some EBM and some synth punk, I guess.

We'll get to that in a moment.

I have thoughts around this record that you pitched for the episode, Bruce.

It was at the Waldorf.

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What we know of dying is based on what we have observed as witnesses.

It's in the experience.

You're listening to We Have a Technical, the I Die, You Die.com podcast.

On this episode, we're discussing Mutant EBM.

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Mine is Bruce Lord.

And this is the podcast where we consider darker alternatives.

It is a podcast dedicated to the discussion of industrial, goth, darkwave, and EBM music.

EBM focused episode and a stylistic focused episode, as you would have heard off the top.

and that sound developed through the re-recording of their material for Soul of a New Machine.

Instead of chasing a trend they kept going in their own direction employing Reece Fulber from the Canadian industrial and EBM band Frontline Assembly to add electronics and atmosphere on the remix EP Fear is the Mindkiller and then pushed that harder and perfected it on Demanufacture distinguishing themselves from their peers and breaking new ground.

Some very lame bands would follow in their pioneering footsteps, but Fear Factory were pioneers and in their day they were fucking fantastic.

Dino Gazzaris, heavy duty scarifier.

So Justin, you're just about to put out the new album.

After all the electronics on EBM, was it refreshing to get back to basics and just play together as a band on the new album?

Yeah, I think the last three records... have like just ramped up the electronic side of the band.

So when we got to doing this one, Tom had just come off the back of like a year out doing his solo album.

And post-punk, lots of the darker post-punk as well, plus industrial.

I play a lot of industrial music, EBM, and lots of dark ambient as well.

And I usually finish off with some shoegaze and dream pop because I loved the Cocteau Twins back in the day.

Such an amazing band.

And this is a podcast where we consider darker alternatives.

It's a podcast for the discussion of industrial, darkwave, EBM, and goth music.

And once per year, we like to invite, rather, not invent, but invite...

Backers from the $5 level of our Patreon, that's patreon.com slash i.udai, to join us for a discussion of a record of their choice.