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I've always loved the version of Be Careful What You Wish For from The New Backwards, but when I heard the original version from Backwards I liked it a bit more, it's just so beastly. Also this fan music video is neat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLNQPPvncek Coil owns.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sBf6lCJCak https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ED8BWqIyHo Jehde fucked around with this message at 18:30 on Dec 25, 2016 |
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I think Delerium is good music but it's nothing I'd listen to regularly.
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Spotify's daily mixes are really good too. Mine are smart enough to make seperate playlists for EBM/futurepop type stuff and more industrial rock/metal type stuff.
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It doesn't sound anything like old NIN, it just uses retro sounding synths. Song is alright, better than the stuff from Hesitation Marks, but the video is definitely what makes it.
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Another new NIN song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g8nAqDu3gI This time it sounds more like something you'd hear from their How To Destroy Angels side project, more trip-hoppy and noisey.
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Rest of new NIN leaked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDBELD6seMY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JLbkdJ11TA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic2cVpBefQM I actually kinda like it overall. Same sounds and production values we've been familiar with since With Teeth/Year Zero/etc, but a much grittier, industrial composition.
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Perturbator is fun and tacky, but his latest album is seriously good with a tinge of industrial feel.
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I can't see it on Canadian Spotify yet.  It'll probably show up tomorrow when they do the release playlists.
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Most people gonna care about the new FLA album, which is aight... But holy poo poo the new HEALTH album. Holy poo poo.
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Loving Loss Deluxe. I slam bought tickets to the Vancouver show. No way in hell am I missing fuckin' Youth Code supporting this phenomenal album. Dare I suggest that this album represents a renaissance of the industrial ethos for me?
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At one point they claim metal is allowed to have vague lyrics, but that Health is bad metal that "does not shred". I don't think they get it. Kinda ironic that their "empty moaning" complaint against the album can be pretty squarely leveled at their review. But yeah their inability to seperate the general concept of slavery from Slavery in the United States is kind of the cherry on top.
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No complaints about the jist of the reviewer's opinion, just with how it's presented and rationalized. Pigeonholing Health as metal is dumb. I've tempered my opinion on the album a bit after some more listens. I no longer think it's some breakthrough thing, bit I still super love the sound they've managed to build, and super excited to see it live. I can get how some will feel Health lost their artsy touch, and that it's replaced with generic angst, but to me it feels like they've found their natural sound that strikes a hell of a chord. The energy on the album is crazy, and they're not relying on hardcore or metal or anything to accomplish it, it's just Health amped up.
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No hooks, only never ending bangers.
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Mr. Swoon posted:I saw HEALTH and Youth Code tonight! Steel Panther was playing across the street and had a line around the block, while I had no problem walking immediately in, buying a shirt and beer, and getting close to the stage. The place filled up halfway into Youth Code's set, but I was worried for a minute. On the bus home from this right now as well. Sara beaning the girl with the mic was pretty funny, and it was great having her amongst the crowd screaming in my face. But yeah their set was a poo poo show, in a sometimes endearing way. Sara going up on the balcony was a bit weird. HEALTH's set was rad as hell and bordered on sensory overload. My only complaint is that it felt like it was over just as it got going. But I guess the set just goes that fast when the music is going that fast. I managed to snag a set list, I'll upload it when I get home. Nice mix of Black Magic and Slaves of Fear. Honestly I was expecting more Slaves of Fear. The energy on the stage eclipsed the energy of the crowd quite a bit. E: 
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Zieg Dich, Puppe, and Tattoo are very good.
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This is definitely the right place for HEALTH, despite being lighter than the usual stuff ITT. Cheers for the heads up regardless, it didn't make it onto my Spotify release radar for some reason. Slaves of Fear gets a lot easier to enjoy when you realize that it's contrived as hell, and that it doesn't matter at all that it is. It doesn't push any boundaries at all for anyone, but it makes you glad that HEALTH is a thing and that they put out such a definitive release.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Pretty sure no one is going to come discover ... Thrill Kill Kult in 2019 and think "drat, this is awesome!" 2018, but hi. Managed to skip over them in my industrial journey, but Spotify recommended them to me on a whim, and drat, it is awesome! Coil is some of the purest industrial electronic music out there, both the sun music and the moon music, so to think they don't belong is a bit weird. Seeing Einsterzende Neubauten being so high and being listed multiple times is great though, as they are most definitely the epitome of capital-I Industrial. I kind of wish FLA got some love, being a homer and a fan of electro-industrial in general, but I fully understand why they would not include them. PHM is overrated synthwave that made TR make Broken as a relation to its reception. It doesn't fit on the list, let alone so high. I get it, being a breakthrough album in inspiration and all that, but even the creator was mad that it wasn't industrial enough, so.  Also great to see some industrial hip hop get recognized with Death Grips and Clipping. Jehde fucked around with this message at 01:12 on Jun 18, 2019 |
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It is extremely KMFDM.  Also Street Sects released the b-side for Gentrification IV, it's rad. Not sure if this is the right thread for Street Sects.
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Prop Wash posted:New Kontravoid is pretty good! New to me, anyway, it came out like two weeks ago but I've been busy. Oh yeah forgot about this one. I like it quite a bit, the whole album has a consistent quality to it. It's a really solid approach to EBM for the modern era. I like to describe it as "Joy Division by way of Front 242" BrutalistMcDonalds posted:Street Sects owns extremely hard. Never heard them before catching a short set (I went to see SRSQ) and they melted my face off. They're coming back too. Yeah it's amazing how low they fly under the radar, considering the amazing concoction of noise they belt out.
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This is really stretching the definition of "electro-industrial", but the latest Daughters music video is  Noise fans rejoice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSXw6Ok47dQ Also Street Sects put out a basic video for their latest in the Gentrification project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ4owWa6-t0 It's not the main stream of the thread, but I hope some will enjoy.
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I would like to note that My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult's hit single with the lyrics "How much cash can you make with that rear end?" made my Spotify top 100 songs of 2019. E: Also HEALTH's Vol. 4 dominated the top of my list. Jehde fucked around with this message at 06:35 on Dec 13, 2019 |
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I could go either way, but I do really like the new electro industrial-ish/noise-ish acts like Health, Blanck Mass, and Street Sects. I also genuinely like stuff like Daughters, which feels closer to straight up noise. Don't think I could be bothered to follow a separate thread though. Is noise just extreme industrial? Like I think about "pure" industrial and I think Einstürzende Neubauten, people banging on metal objects in a warehouse. When I think about noise, it's basically just that, but more.
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Right, noise isn't music. Imagine I said "less electro and more noise rock" instead of "closer to straight up noise" EBM and related darkwave stuff totally go here.
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Some new not-so-electro-industrial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4S_2Ki6F-iE
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Die Krupps with an ad hoc music video for another classic cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmIkrSgguUY
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OTOH Agent Scully is industrial AF
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Why are militant music makers around the world making militant music about a global struggle?? *KMFDM guitar riff* ADAPT *more guitar* SURVIVE *rad samples* DON'T HOARD SUPPLIES *terrible webcam music video* Btw, there is now an ad hoc music video for that new Einstuerzende Neubauten single, if anyone cares: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tssOoyf6ISg
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ohrwurm posted:Join the slack, we have cat pics and food pics and site admins eating durian What's the slack info?
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The remastering refers to mastering for vinyl pressings, not necessarily and updated/improved* version of the soundtrack. Quake CD is still the best way to get those OGGs for digital playback. *I don't really like the mastering of this vinyl release, at least from hearing from LGR's turntable set up over YouTube audio compression. Sounds much too warm for such a cold game.
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Enjoyed the documentary, didn't really know about the story of Jim and Dannie. Cool to see the notable people pop up through out the eras. Enjoying the DJ set that's following up on the stream as well.
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Mike Cartwright posted:ooooh yeah.. wax trax, takes ya back. great stuff! Kvlt! posted:The Wax Trax! documentary was wicked good. I think its called Industrial Accident. They also do random Wax Trax Wednesday DJ streams sometimes, like today. They're good: https://twitch.tv/videos/927296827
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Noise Unit was always better. It's like if FLA stayed EBM.
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I agree, nothing will ever get better than Tactical Neural Implant.
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I was supposed to see Front 242 a couple weeks ago, but they postponed it and automatically sent me new tickets for october. Guess I just got lucky 
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Front 242 was great, they played a good well rounded set. Seeing Rhys Fulber open up for them was amazing, it's great to see that guy solo live. Got a tour shirt and danced my rear end off despite getting both my shots that morning.
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Went to a Death Grips show on the weekend. Had to line up with a couple thousand people outside the venue for an hour and a half, and then waited another hour inside while the rest of the people got in. Two hours after the scheduled start time I finally see MC Ride's silhouette in front of a big bright red screen. The sound quality in the venue wasn't that great, but the set itself was fantastic.
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