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Man, Haujobb just fixes up 80s station wagons when they want to make a video with cars. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUOeibCly70
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So Combichrist's decided industrial is too small and is just straight going for the metal dollars now?
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Apr 22, 2014 07:03
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Oh my god that CC track is so bad.
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Apr 22, 2014 10:40
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Did Andy just get Sons of Anarchy on DVD or something?
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Apr 22, 2014 10:59
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He's just ahead of the curve on that retro nu metal wave.
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Apr 22, 2014 12:39
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While the CC track may be rather poor, Rise by Xenturion Prime is awesome https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRJkIIXGEgg
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Apr 22, 2014 13:28
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Great track, so much AfterEffects camera shake though. Anyway CC should probably stick with the Grindhouse-style music videos instead of... that thing.
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This poster loves police brutality, but only when its against minorities!
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DeusExMachinima posted:I don't even know anymore, Mr. LaPlegua. That facial hair isn't doing him any favours.
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Apr 22, 2014 21:06
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Was he the biker or one of the cops?
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Pope Guilty posted:So Combichrist's decided industrial is too small and is just straight going for the metal dollars now? I for one am glad he's removing himself from the genre.
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Speaking as someone who's despised Combichrist almost forever... ...I almost sort of like it? It's not even remotely metal. I thought the song had potential until I realised there was no more substance than the one riff however. The end amusingly reminds me of Shriekback. Sounded better than Apop doing rock at least?
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New Thrill Kill in two weeks... samples and tour dates here: http://www.headfullofnoise.com/2014/04/life-thrill-kill-kult-new-spooky-tricks-album-2014-tour/ Sounds pretty good for what it is. No Canadian dates unfortunately.
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AFTERMATH in Toronto has officially released the final lineup of bands.. Thursday May 22 God Module Die Sektor Mordacious Encephelon Wychdoktor Apriorism Friday May 23 iVardensphere Ayria Malhavoc Gothsicles Antigen Shift Promonium Jesters Saturday May 24 Suicide Commando FGFC820 Caustic Displacer ESA Volt 9000 Sunday May 25 Aesthetic Perfection DeVision Panic Lift Surgyn Glass Apple Bonsai For All the Emptiness Tickets are pretty dang cheap too.
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Is Elysium in Austin a good venue/club? I walked by there on my way to a friend's show at Holy Mountain and it looked fantastic but I haven't even heard of it before.
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SALT CURES HAM posted:Is Elysium in Austin a good venue/club? I walked by there on my way to a friend's show at Holy Mountain and it looked fantastic but I haven't even heard of it before. There's the usual gother-than-thou snobs but I can't imagine it's worse than any other place.
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The documentary "The Sound of Belgium" about the New Beat genre and Belgian dance music in general is now available online. There's some 242 in it, as well as Lords of Acid, Praga Khan and Neon Judgement so might appeal to a few folk here? http://watch.tsob.be/
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Anyone else at Convergence in Chicago? If so come say hi! I'll be the one wearing black.
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They are offering 24 hours of free downloads off of 3teeth's soundcloud if anyone is interested?
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Puntification posted:They are offering 24 hours of free downloads off of 3teeth's soundcloud if anyone is interested? Oh, I think several people are going to be very interested. Thanks for the headsup!
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Saw this on Facebook, essence captured.
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boo_radley posted:what am I looking at there, exactly? Edit: I actually had that playing because that image reminded me it was a thing. The chorus is catchy at least. I want to hear a somber piano cover of this song. Armor-Piercing fucked around with this message at 05:22 on May 2, 2014 |
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Sloppy posted:Saw this on Facebook, essence captured. This is art, put it in the louvre.
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Fucker has already drawn dozens of industrial bands on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/#!/musikpicturesidrawn?fref=ts Dunno if the above link works but he's totally ripping all systems.
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Anybody else at empty bottle tonight for Trust?
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boo_radley posted:it's like their "Jesus built my hotrod" phase. teethgrinder posted:Speaking as someone who's despised Combichrist almost forever... Calling it a "metal album" is partly true. Maggots At the Party and We Were Made to Love You are built around a guitar riff, Love Is a Razorblade sounds like Ministry, and Retreat Hell Pt. 1 sounds like it should have "featuring Tom Morello" tacked to the end of it, but otherwise he's just occasionally swapping in rhythm guitar for a tune that they would have been playing with low-pitch synth buzz otherwise (i.e. Every Day is War). Really though the whole thing is mostly just more evidence that Andy can't stray very far from the CC formula and still make good music. Every Day is War and We Rule the World, Motherfuckers are pretty good though.
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For around a week at the end of July/beginning of August I will be in Vancouver for a conference, since the city spawned some of my favourite bands it seems a pity not to see if there's anything happening at the time, do any of the Canadian goons know of industrial-type things worth doing or resources I could use to find out for myself? TIA.
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Puntification posted:For around a week at the end of July/beginning of August I will be in Vancouver for a conference, since the city spawned some of my favourite bands it seems a pity not to see if there's anything happening at the time, do any of the Canadian goons know of industrial-type things worth doing or resources I could use to find out for myself? TIA. https://www.gothic.bc.ca used to be very active, not sure now. https://www.facebook.com/GothicBC might be the new incarnation. I lived in Vancouver for years and sure, bands come from there, but the scene is a wasteland.
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mennoknight posted:https://www.gothic.bc.ca used to be very active, not sure now. That's a little disappointing but thanks anyway.
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Puntification posted:That's a little disappointing but thanks anyway. I have a ton of friends in Vancouver who are constantly posting links to industrial shows and dj nights they're going to. I'll ask them if there's a central resource of any kind.
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Twiin posted:I have a ton of friends in Vancouver who are constantly posting links to industrial shows and dj nights they're going to. I'll ask them if there's a central resource of any kind. That would be great!
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Just got the new Thrill Kill Kult album. Seems ok, but nothing really jumps out on a first listen.
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Foetus' Nail is the greatest album of all time.
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Ratios and Tendency posted:Foetus' Nail is the greatest album of all time. Apparently he released another album in 2013 when I wasn't paying attention. I feel like Flow and newer have been a little samey... There's at least one long, slow song like Kriebabe on each one that sound drat near interchangeable. Is Soak any different?
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Dunno, neither of Hole or Thaw grabbed me near as much as Nail so I stopped.
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Ratios and Tendency posted:Dunno, neither of Hole or Thaw grabbed me near as much as Nail so I stopped.  I haven't listened to his last three albums in a while, but I might like this one more. It feels like it recaptures some of the fun of his earlier work.I agree that Hole is not near the album that Nail is, but Lust for Death might be his best song from that era. Satan Place is ridiculously catchy too.
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 I must have listened to this a million times AND I watched the show on PBS all the time and I never put the two together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN4zRjx0kLg AYBS clips set to "Going Up" by Coil. Yes, this is a rare Industrial cover of the AYBS theme song! And yes, I was also extremely confused when I first heard this.
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Soooooooo the new antigen shift record I co-produced is streaming from I Die: You Die from now until its release at AFTERMATH next week. Check it out!
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It's both really different than Way of the North (love) but really good. Can we throw money at you yet and where? edit: The atmospheric feel is there in bits and pieces, so it feels similar to older stuff, but all the various other genres (esp metal) that are incorporated into some tracks make it feel pretty ground breaking without feeling as if too experimental or too much of a mashup. I've found a lot of electro/ebm from 2000 onwards to be derivative in a bad way (pull a rave whistle from the early 90s and a trance intro from the late 90s and repeat it five hundred times because the fan base is so insular it doesn't recognize the sound from elsewhere), and rare when there was a lot of experimentation going on. Amen breaks? Big beat? Metal? And it works, and every track is complex and changes and genre shifts don't feel forced or repetitive. Nice job, guys. Where are the chiptune complextro grindcore outtakes? 
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