Full playlist at https://bit.ly/2MJ4sVJ | We started this one with a block of Japanese industrial. That was followed by a block of hot new industrial tracks that came out recently. After we played a block of recent (i.e., from this current decade) post-punk and darkwave songs. Then we went played a set of Japanese noise rock and death industrial, which was followed by a block of topical songs addressing the [thirtieth anniversary of the Tianamen Square Protests and flooding along the Arkansas River. We ended the show with some space rock, early electronic, and a soothing ambient track.

Full playlist at https://bit.ly/2JOdPB7 | This was our Japanese artists special, which was suggested by our friend Jason. We started with a block of industrial, going with a mix of recent and old school material. Then we a had a block of wild experimental noise rock, including rare live Melt Banana recorded here in Arkansas. That was followed by a block of noise, and then two blocks of psychedelic noise rock. Then we closed the show with an experimental and ambient block.

Full playlist at http://halfmachinelipmoves.com/episodes/0084/ | We started with Arctic Flowers covering Joy Division, in honor of the anniversary of Ian Curtis's death, and Street Sects. Then we got moving with a set of darkwave and post-punk. That was followed by a set of danceable EBM. There was a block of blackened noise and power electronics after that. We played a set in honor of this month's full moon, and we closed with a block of ambient.

Full playlist at http://halfmachinelipmoves.com/episodes/0083 | We returned to the airwaves with some hot new EBM and industrial tracks. That was followed by a block of new post-punk and darkwave. Then there was an industrial set in honor of Mother's Day. Things took a turn and went into a darker direction, with a block of power electronics, a tribute to the late [Marco Corbelli](https://www.discogs.com/artist/636353-Marco-Corbelli) (of Atrax Morgue/Slaughter Productions fame), and we closed the show with a block of dark ambient drones.

Full playlist at https://bit.ly/2J7Ezv5 | This episode started with some new and fairly recent electro sort-of industrial tracks, or whatever you call that stuff. Then we brought out a block of hot and fresh industrial and digital hardcore tracks. We had a darkwave block, which was followed by a trip down the rabbit hole of obscure minimal wave, post-punk, darkwave, and Soviet Russian synthpop tracks. We played some requests and songs to remember the thirty-third anniversary of the [1986 Chernobyl disaster](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster), then we closed with some chilled stuff and ambient. What even is this show?

Full playlist at https://bit.ly/2UER6Z5 | We started our Easter Sunday show with some hot new industrial tracks. That was followed by an EBM set, then we had a post-punk and goth set themed around resurrection, in honor of Easter. Then we had a "darkwave and whatever set." After that was a block of obscure post-punk, and we closed with a dark ambient set themed around springtime.

Full playlist at http://halfmachinelipmoves.com/episodes/0080/ | We started this show with some electro-industrial tracks. OT talked a bit about the previous night's Club Nevermore (spoiler: it was a success!), then we went into a noise rock and no wave set. That was followed up with a deathrock and post-punk set. Then we had an experimental and noise set themed around black holes in honor of the recently released photos showing the event horizon of a black hole. The midnight block was a trip into the death industrial mortuary, and we closed with a block of bright ambient.

Full playlist at http://halfmachinelipmoves.com/episodes/0079 | This was our Women's History Month episode, playing artists who are women or women-fronted, which was delayed by our brief hiatus back in March. We started with some industrial tracks. Then we were joined in the studio by Gary of Club Nevermore, Arkansas's brand-new goth-industrial club night which debuts on April 13 to talk about it. Then we played two blocks of post-punk, dark punk, and deathrock in honor of that. That was followed by a block of minimal wave/synthpop; a block of heavy industrial, power noise, and power electronics. Then we closed with a block of ambient tracks.

Full playlist at http://halfmachinelipmoves.com/episodes/0078/ | We returned from a two-week break with an all-German show. We started with some brand-new Rammstein and a Bettina Köster track, then we started the main act with EBM and power noise; a block of synthpop and NDW/German New Wave; a block of female-fronted post-punk and goth; a block of requested experimental and Krautrock/Kosmische; and an ambient closing block.

Full playlist at http://www.halfmachinelipmoves.com/episodes/0077/ | Our longtime listener and friend Molly from Northern California joined us in the studio for one of the funnest and longest episodes of the show to date. We started with a set of EBM and industrial, then there was a block of industrial metal. We followed that with a set of music by artists that will be playing in Hot Springs at this year's Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival. We played a set of music from albums that were recorded or released in 1977 in honor of our 77th episode. Then we had a set of noise, and an excerpt from a long Coil track. We then had an hour of overtime, in which we heard Krautrock/kosmische, a bit of Anatolian rock, Russian post-punk, and noise rock and ambient.