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Published by Stronger Than Reason
Discussion of 80's and 90's industrial and alternative music.
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I discuss KMFDM's 1996 album, Xtort.
I discuss Nitzer Ebb's 1991 album, Ebbhead.
I discuss New Order's terrible 1993 album, Republic.
It's our 100th episode! I discuss the past and future of STR and catching the Beta Band on their reunion tour.
I discuss Joy Division's second and final studio album, Closer.
I discuss Nine Inch Nails' 2008 albums, Ghosts I-IV and the Slip.
I discuss Ghost's most recent album, Skeletá, and seeing them live on the Skeletour.
I discuss Jello Biafra's 1989 collaboration with DOA, Last Scream of the Missing Neighbors, and its relevance in today's political situation.
I discuss the (newly reformed!) Beta Band's 1999 self-titled debut album.
I discuss the passing of Nitzer Ebb's Douglas McCarthy, the unexpected reformation of the Beta Band, and Jake Slichter's memoir of being the drummer in Semisonic.
I discuss Patrick Hughes' hilarious memoir, Diary of Indignities, and his noise project, Black Stabbath (with an extra 't').
I discuss KMFDM's 1997 album with the funny title that's commonly known as Symbols.
I discuss the shrimptastic rock band Viagra Boys and their strangely-named new album, Viagr Aboys.
I discuss a variety of songs and bands in our second "mix tape" episode!
I discuss Alan Wilder's Depeche Mode side project Recoil and its 1992 album Bloodline.
I discuss the 2007 film The King of Kong and the ongoing competition around the classic arcade game Donkey Kong.
I discuss the various New Order side projects, like Electronic, Revenge, Monaco, and the Other Two.
I discuss a hard-to-find gem I picked up at my local library!
I discuss Mr. Henry Rollings, who is best known for getting punched out by Al Pacino in the film HEAT.
I discuss the unique and amazing Primus!
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Observed September 12, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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