I cannot believe how great this video chat series is, every one of my industrial heroes being interviewed by none other than Cevin Key. Also, your questions are pertinent and concise. Much respect. I love you guys and thank you for the music and memories. Life is good.

Great interview. Thank you!

Fantastic .

Thoroughly enjoyed this!

Wow one of my biggest influences being interviewed by the other. Gotta say it cracks me up when Cevin drops the fanboy stuff on his interview subjects. Its easy to forget he’s a legend in his own right! Wanna talk about dance floor bombshells, Worlock?

Found this yesterday and I haven't finished it yet, I must write a comment and tell everybody how much these two fantastic artists have meant to me. Top Puppy record to me is Bites and top Cabs album is Crackdown. Wonderful to hear stories from hack then!

Skinny Voltaire would be the greatest collaboration of all time, possibly.

Thanks, both to Cevin and Stephen for this. I always knew Cabaret Voltaire was a favorite band, as early as age 5 for sure. I grew up loving mostly underground electronic music. Nowadays, the only thing I find interesting is the psychedelic trance techno, mostly as Christipher Lawrence has been sharing. Industrial music has become a bunch of trendily grumpy intellectual acting bunch of guys standing around w a good beer in their hand talking about pussy. And, I for one, hope to carry the torch of the industrial music spirit, in someform. Meaning, might not start another industrial band, however the music I make will always be psychedelic and in the spirit of truth and all that lovely jazz. So, yeah it's good confirmation hearing Steve point out that this is the time to get creative! We are part of a bigger agenda which has been cultural revolution. Well, rock and roll music has always been right at the heart. And we, even though we have all this weird techno or whatever, are very much a part of rock and roll! There's been this joke that punk isn't dead, it's just taking a nap(it is said, industrial music might be the electronic equivalent). That might actually be true, to some extent. And it's tame to wake that old coot up lol! Much love to each of you!

Wow, glad i caught this! Thank you so much! You are both heroes of mine

Two of my favorites having a chat. Thanks for this awesome interview.

Glad to watch and hear so many details about loved historic albums. Also quite enjoy Wrangler and Mal’s solo works. Be pleasure catch gig out here in pacific NW if ever chance !

cEvin Key still looks amazingly young for his age. Crazy

I really enjoyed this episode. Both guys are legends!

Damn brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

1:36:22 that mix still smashes any club pa you put it into. The power of rhythm on that single is immense. Album version by contrast sounds a bit dry and dull. Something to do with gated reverbs done right and remix being even more precise. There’s slight change to the groove once do right kicks in , but I never would’ve thought it was mashed from another multitrack. Mental. I think this producer might’ve been genius.

Mal!