In this episode of the official I Die: You Die podcast Alex and Bruce are tackling the ever thorny issue of the DJ in the goth/industrial scene. Obviously this ties in with all sorts of other changes to the musical landscape that have happened in the past fifteen or so years, so we'll try to restrict ourselves to talking about DJing in the goth/industrial end of the pool, but this should still prove to be a rather careening convo. 

Alex and Bruce are very excited to chat with Cory from Volt 9000, one of the most interesting bands from the current wave of Canadian industrial! We talk about the new album "Timeshift", why difficult can be inspiring and the paranormal, plus chit chat about our upcoming anniversary, recent articles and more! Also, what is BLABITTY SCHMOO MUSIC???

Ont this episode of the official I Die: You Die podcast, Alex and Bruce each make a list of five bands based on a very specific criteria. Also some chat about Laibach, some very cool industroal memorabilia that showed up on eBay and a whole lot of off-topic chitty chit chat, all this week on the internet's number one industrial, goth and related musics talk podcast! 

Oh man podcast listeners, Bruce and Alex fucked up real bad and forgot to come up with a topic or a guest for We Have a Technical (the official I Die: You Die podcast!) this week. So they did what any self-respecting industrial music nerds would do and fell back on talking about Forma Tadre and Interlace because they could literally drone on and on about those two acts for hours on end. Plus some updates to our thoughts about the Laibach tour, a and more sedate general chit chat than usual, on the internet's number one goth, industrial and related musics podcast! 

Bruce and Alex look back at an older Ministry record in light of the band's legacy since then, and talk about the new Prurient record and how it connects to the broader spectrum of noise/industrial crossover. All that plus some reflective chatter on favourite articles on the occasion of the site's 900th post (and more!) on the latest episode of We Have A Technical.

On this episode of the official I Die: You Die podcast Matt Gifford from Encephalon drops in to chat about his band's excellent new album "Psychogenesis". Also Bruce and Alex chat fallout from The Great Debate, whether people should be sore at Laibach, some fun shows we're gonna attend and much much more! 

After nearly a month of carefully calculated hype and ballyhoo, it's finally here. The Great Debate, in which Alex and Bruce square off in opposing corners, ready to fight dirty, throw low blows, and endanger our decade-plus friendship all for the sake of winning an argument about goth/industrial music. With a little help from a surprise guest MC, we think we were able to put together the symphony of rhetorical attacks, parries, and counterstrikes which we've been building towards...or at least a reasonable facsimile of what it's like to be stuck at a pub table with us when we happen upon a point of disagreement (which was half of the goal in starting this site in the first place). 

It's the fight (or congenial meet-up) of the century as We Have a Technical and Talking to Ghosts collide! What happens when the number 1 and 2 goth and industrial podcasts meet-up to hash out some topics? Why, a bunch of chat about tours vs festivals, laptops on stage and industrial dance videos amongst other topics! Plus, a few more hints about THE GREAT DEBATE! All this week on TALKING TO TECHNICALS. 

On this week of the world's premier industrial, gothic and related musics podcast Bruce and Alex return to the "TOP 5" format, and bust out lists of their favourite closing tracks. Plus they discuss recent shows they saw, upcoming events and the same wholesome family friendly chitter chatter that has become the hallmark of the official I Die: You Die podcast! 

On this episode of the official I Die: You Die podcast Bruce and Alex do a commentary for Gary Numan's classic 1980 album "Telekon". Thrill to our mildly amusing historical anecdotes and baseless theories about Uncle Gary's mental state at the time of recording on another sure-to-be-classic episode of We Have a Technical.