between us. Angie is our drummer; she recorded some of the drum parts, but some of the drums are also programmed by Vince, so the recorded drums on our new album Technopunk are part analog, part machine. Our producer and studio keyboardist John Case – a.k.a. John Irish (RMLfx Owner/Creator and former keyboardist of 16volt, H3llb3nt, and Dead Animal Assembly Plant) – recorded some of Technopunk‘s keys and synth parts. He also contributed with some great ideas and most importantly the opportunity to learn and record with some amazing gear for the first time in our career. He is not just a producer to us; we consider him an honorary member of Die Robot, and we learned so much from him.For our live shows, we sometimes had invitedyou can each week.

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On Saturday night, the black players on the University of Missouri’s football team—a team in the national-title hunt just two years ago—went on strike against racism. The strike has the potential to cost the Southeastern Conference football program millions of dollars, because the conditions for black students on campus have become simply unendurable.

Their demand is simple: They want school President Tim Wolfe to resign because of his inability to address a series of racist incidents on campus. So on Saturday night, as America gathered to watch the racist Donald Trump get