Psychic TV

Hate Techno? Daniel Jones recommends Hospital Productions

Monday, December 17, 2012 in Recommendations, Reviews with Andy Stott, Cut Hands, Hospital Productions, Marilyn Manson, Prurient, Silent Servant, tropic of cancer, Vatican Shadow by Daniel Jones

If techno is something that you view in a rather dim light, perhaps the key isn’t to illuminate, but to darken further. – more

10 x 4 Mueran Humanos

Tuesday, September 11, 2012 in 10 x 4, Columns with Coil, Mueran Humanos, Nico by Michael Aniser

The Berlin-based Argentinian duo Mueran Humanos just released their new 7″ Culpable on the legendary Southern Records/Louder Than War label. Tomas Nochteff and Carmen Burguess’ sound is heavily defined by synths and heavy basslines. So we thought to hit them up with a quick 10 x 4 to see how they tick. – more

Interview: Light Asylum

Thursday, April 05, 2012 in Interviews with Gang Gang Dance, Kraftwerk, LCD Soundsystem, Light Asylum by Daniel Jones

The duo of Shannon Funchess and Bruno Coviello have been turning kids on to darker synth sounds for a few years now, with their single ‘Dark Allies’ becoming the de facto goth anthem for a new generation. Now, with their debut album set to drop May 1st on Mexican Summer, Light Asylum are poised to – more

Prurient to release double 7-inch with art from Genesis P-Orridge

Wednesday, January 04, 2012 in Features with Cold Cave, Prurient by EB Team

Some collaborations are made in heaven, but when Prurient and Genesis P-Orridge get together, it’s a match made in hell. The man who put out the best industrial record of 2011 has collaborated on a new release with the man who essentially invented the genre. Wrapped In The Flame Of Illusion, Masked In The Clay – more

????? and Death in June Capsule Collection

Monday, November 07, 2011 in Features with Mishka, Star Eyes by EB Team

????? are no strangers to collaborations with experimental weirdos; earlier this year they released a fantastic collection of official Psychic TV merchandise with Genesis P-Orridge and made our dreams of owning a New Era PTV hat into reality. Now the NYC label have turned to another industrial legend. Douglas Pearce, the mastermind behind the sometimes-controversial – more

Berlinale premiers Ballad Of Genesis and Lady Jaye

Wednesday, February 02, 2011 in Features with Throbbing Gristle by EB Team

One of the biggest and most prestigious film festivals in the world the Berlinale has officially announced their program for 2011 and as predicted it’s enormous. Some of the festivals highlights include Margin Call with Kevin Spacey and the premier of the Coen Brothers new flick, True Grit. However there is one film that might – more