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Desmodus rotundus posted:Electro industrial is what I used to listen to exclusively when I was in my late teems and early 20s. I've had a long break and help me find some stuff worth getting so I'm not wasting cash. I'm also looking into doing a radio show at the University here that would be focused on these genres with a smattering of goth/death rock/horror pu k as well.
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Youth Code is great, but possibly a bit aggressive for what you want. True Confession: I honestly have no idea what electro-industrial is supposed to sound like. Given that, as a diehard fan boy I would need to suggest the last Skinny Puppy record. Weapon was super solid and would definitely fit in your radio sets. The rework of Solvent is deadly. I really dig the stuff Dead When I Found Her does too. This track rules my fall weather in Texas for whatever reason. The leaves change and I play this constantly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymtnwosbYvw
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Desmodus rotundus posted:Electro industrial is what I used to listen to exclusively when I was in my late teems and early 20s. I've had a long break and help me find some stuff worth getting so I'm not wasting cash. I'm also looking into doing a radio show at the University here that would be focused on these genres with a smattering of goth/death rock/horror pu k as well. Going to recommend some individual tracks rather than albums and you can decide from there. Sure, they are aggressive, vut I think youth code is an evolution and not something strictly of the scene, regardless, something from them that is recent but somewhat more accessible from the most recent album (Commitment to Complications) might be Doghead. I'll second Dead When I Found Her. All The Way Down is a loving solid album. Try Downpour. High-Functioning Flesh was also mentioned. Try Hunger Cries. Check out 3, 2, 1, Nein by Wulfband. Actually just check out of all it. Also Behind Glass from Statiqbloom. I have more than five, but this keeps it easy for you. I highly recommend checking out http://www.idieyoudie.com/. Bruce and Alex are very on point with their reviews, and I've found a lot of new stuff that I would have otherwise not heard if not for that site.
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May 4, 2016 08:08
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Oh man Freeze Frame Reality is getting a remaster with a couple other Haujobb albums on vinyl. It's one of my favorite industrial albums ever, so I'm definitely going to pick up a copy even though I gave my record player away a while ago, because I am an idiot. I guess I can stare at it and imagine how awesome the remaster sounds in my head. I guess at least it's not a tape release.
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May 4, 2016 12:12
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Yeah, Dead When I Found Her is great. I'd have a look at Encephalon's album from last year too - Psychogenesis. It's pretty rad. Also, maybe a bit out of nowhere but Filter's latest album has some pretty interesting stuff on it.
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May 4, 2016 14:00
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I fourth Dead When I Found Her. Loooooooooooooooooove mind.in.a.box. Of course a lot of the bands you (Desmodus rotundus) had been listening to back then are probably still around, and many are still putting out decent releases. I've warmed to the latest Seabound finally. I quite like the last Covenant. Oh, I highly recommend Ashbury Heights, something you may well have missed. They're a bit more on the synthy/gothy side. I'd recommend the first and third albums, Three Cheers for the Newlydeads and The Looking Glass Society before the second one, Take Cair Paramour. Second one is great, but rather slick and missing an edge. On that note Joyland by Trust is loving amazing, but even far less electro-industrial. Very gothy though. Also I loved the Battery Cage guy's recent solo album but no one else here seems to have ha.
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May 4, 2016 14:10
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I'm surprised nobody's recommending the extreme hotness that is 3Teeth. A bit more on the metal/rock side of industrial, perhaps?
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Thank you guys for the reccomendations so far! I've got them written down and will start reasearching this week. I found I started getting burned out in 2004 or so and noticed that a lot of the acts coming out started to sounds the same and kind of burnt out on it, just starting a relisten now and hoping things have taken off again from an artistic stand point and not just *insert beat 24 insert distorted vocal and sample #2* Also do you guy have an IRC chat room at all or most discussion goes on in here?
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May 4, 2016 16:54
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Desmodus rotundus posted:Electro industrial is what I used to listen to exclusively when I was in my late teems and early 20s. I've had a long break and help me find some stuff worth getting so I'm not wasting cash. I'm also looking into doing a radio show at the University here that would be focused on these genres with a smattering of goth/death rock/horror pu k as well. Maybe not exactly what you're looking for but this soundcloud playlist (titled "True Cyberpunk") has been most enjoyable for me and I generally lean more towards Aggrotech and metal industrial: https://soundcloud.com/jeffrey-campbell/sets/true-cyberpunk
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May 6, 2016 03:55
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I've never been much of a Project Pitchfork fan but I'm getting into them now. I'm getting in big. Oh man. I seeeeeeeee.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owC3D3tSoDA&t=2330s
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May 6, 2016 07:20
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Love it. So far the highlight for me, starting from your marked point, is Rescue Me. From the best album of theirs.
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May 6, 2016 07:31
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So this is playing down the street tomorrow night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg-W3PVVSaQ Woah. Getting David Bowie crossed with Vincent Price vibes. Edit: Live show needs work. BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 08:53 on May 11, 2016 |
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Desmodus rotundus posted:I found I started getting burned out in 2004 or so and noticed that a lot of the acts coming out started to sounds the same and kind of burnt out on it this is exactly what happened to me. i don't really know what happened; this used to be my favorite genre of music (well, i think this thread is really about multiple genres, but you know what i mean) but then somehow this switch got flipped in my brain and it all just seems pretty repetitive. i guess maybe the problem is that the genre just hasn't seemed to grow up along with me. at this point i just want something a little more complex and less easily pigeonholed than "scary vocals over dance music with industrial-y noises thrown in" or "scary vocals over metal with industrial-y noises thrown in". it's not because of the harshness, either - i really enjoy stuff like Pan Sonic to this day - it's just i've gotten bored with the same old sound. does anyone know of any bands that are in some sense "progressive industrial"? minimally i'd love to just hear some different types of instrumentation thrown in (think kmfdm's "blame"), but it'd be nice to hear a real blending of this kind of music with other genres. to give some suggestions of my own that might sort of fit this mold (none of them are exactly industrial, really, but that's fine): - ulver's industrial influenced era ("themes from william blake's the marriage of heaven and hell", "metamorphosis", "perdition city") is just fantastic (as is their entire discography, really) - every igorrr album is very good ("nostril" is a good one to start with) - lorn's song "weigh me down" is kinda a stretch to include in this list, but i really like that too if only some band existed that was kinda the mars volta of industrial music...
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Have you listened to mind.in.a.box? They're a bit of their own thing and I think fit the "progressive" label. edit: I should add, they're closer to the vein of future-pop in the beginning, but their later couple albums I think fit what you're describing. Oh and for the third or fourth time I'd recommend negative_crush.
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May 12, 2016 02:09
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teethgrinder posted:Have you listened to mind.in.a.box? They're a bit of their own thing and I think fit the "progressive" label. nice! both excellent recommendations. really liking these bands!
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May 12, 2016 03:31
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Two other electro-industrial acts with unusual sounds are/were Flesh Field (orchestral-ish sound) and Fractured (glitchy). They were already around in 2004 though.
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May 12, 2016 03:37
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Desmodus rotundus posted:I found I started getting burned out in 2004 or so and noticed that a lot of the acts coming out started to sounds the same and kind of burnt out on it, just starting a relisten now and hoping things have taken off again from an artistic stand point and not just *insert beat 24 insert distorted vocal and sample #2* MiracleWhale posted:this is exactly what happened to me. i don't really know what happened; this used to be my favorite genre of music (well, i think this thread is really about multiple genres, but you know what i mean) but then somehow this switch got flipped in my brain and it all just seems pretty repetitive. i guess maybe the problem is that the genre just hasn't seemed to grow up along with me. Even the press knows, c.f. Side-Line (comments are fun too). I've been listening to this stuff since the early 80s, got back into EBM big time around 2001 and ... it really hasn't changed a dot in fifteen years. There is nothing you can't do with an Access Virus! ... that hasn't been done. Whiny rant. I'm trying to do my own stuff. It's sucky synthpop so far but ehh keeps me amused. So the answer is probably to fire up some suitable music software and make your own bad music. Punk rock forever!
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May 12, 2016 15:39
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Entropist posted:Two other electro-industrial acts with unusual sounds are/were Flesh Field (orchestral-ish sound) and Fractured (glitchy). They were already around in 2004 though. Then I saw them live and it was mostly metal-tinged, and not my thing at all.
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May 12, 2016 16:43
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I quite like Fractured's 2011 release too, the sound is updated and the vocals are clearer but the style is still there. Now I'm not sure which version of Only Human Remains I have... but I still listen to it a lot. I've never seen them live, but it seems to be some sort of modern hype to add one or two guitarists to these bands and then change all the old songs to accommodate this. The result is generally terrible. I guess it's everyone copying Combichrist? I saw Grendel recently and they had done this too. While it somewhat fit in with their newest songs (which I don't mind) it made a mess of their older ones. The typical Grendel thumping was nowhere to be heard, many interesting synth parts were stripped out and they just sounded like terrible metal-ish covers and rearrangements.
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I would have seen Fractured long before the modern thing you're describing, but I know what you mean. I think it was basically the main guy behind the band playing the guitar though. I thought APBL2000 was hugely successful with great-sounding guitar, way back then. Aforementioned mind.in.a.box have been adding guitar lately and pull it off wonderfully. They're way better recently, but I thought the guitarists on KMFDM's modern stable line-up were a huge failure at the beginning. The first time I saw it I thought it was just complete poo poo. I have nothing against "metal" as a concept, but it was a lame metal interpretation of classic KMFDM. Last show I saw though, they blew me away. I was a bit biased too because part of the fun of KMFDM had been their revolving line-up.
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May 12, 2016 17:00
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VNV Nation 20 year concert series announced. http://www.anachronsounds.de/webfiles/live.htm Eeeee so excited!
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Ms. Happiness posted:VNV Nation 20 year concert series announced. http://www.anachronsounds.de/webfiles/live.htm Denver is listed for 2 nights.. I wonder why we have 2 different setlists? Do they like us the most? or do our sound laws make it hardest for them?
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May 18, 2016 19:45
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deong posted:Denver is listed for 2 nights.. I wonder why we have 2 different setlists? Do they like us the most? or do our sound laws make it hardest for them? They've always called us out as having a really great scene (what?) They seem to really love Denver.
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May 18, 2016 19:54
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boo_radley posted:They've always called us out as having a really great scene (what?) They seem to really love Denver. Doesn't every performer say that when on stage? Cool if its sincere, but yea, our 'scene' is dying. I'm assuming its the same across the US though. I'm not really into it more than the music.
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May 18, 2016 21:15
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I can't remember the last time I saw anyone under the age of 27 or so that looked like they might listen to my kind of music.
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May 19, 2016 02:31
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I'm not sure my heart can sustain 3+ hours of VNV at the Playstation theater. But by god, I'll try.
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May 19, 2016 14:58
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For once I have friends who really want to go. And I need to make up for last time, where Ronan called me out for not being into it. (I was operating on like three hours of sleep over as many days.)
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May 19, 2016 15:32
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The last hour is just going to be Perpetual, calling it now. Still going to try to catch the NYC show.
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May 19, 2016 16:33
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 Time for another WaxTrax retrospectacle kind of thing, I guess?
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Future Days posted:
Well, that just confirmed my attendance. I saw KMFDM on the XTORT tour with Ray opening, and he joined them, and it was fantastic. En Esch is a force.
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Ms. Happiness posted:VNV Nation 20 year concert series announced. http://www.anachronsounds.de/webfiles/live.htm I'm actually not a huge fan VNV but they're coming to St. Pete so I kinda feel like I should go.
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Future Days posted:
Welp, they added Schulz too, now. Let's hope they live up to expectations.
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I uh ... kind of want to hear one or two tracks of guest vocals by Sasha on that.
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TOOT BOOT posted:I can't remember the last time I saw anyone under the age of 27 or so that looked like they might listen to my kind of music. this is oldies we're discussing in this thread, my friend. look forward to hearing ministry and skinny puppy on 96.1WFOX The Fox, the best of the 90s and today!
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MiracleWhale posted:this is oldies we're discussing in this thread, my friend. look forward to hearing ministry and skinny puppy on 96.1WFOX The Fox, the best of the 90s and today! When 90s music is playing on the Oldies radio stations...I'll officially feel old. 
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Ms. Happiness posted:When 90s music is playing on the Oldies radio stations...I'll officially feel old. 1996 is as far in the past today as 1976 was at the time.
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Ms. Happiness posted:When 90s music is playing on the Oldies radio stations...I'll officially feel old. It already is? On topic: While I love Spark! and their awesome EBM sound, I really wish they didn't have the whole clown/harlequin mask thing going on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdWze5qf08A
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May 28, 2016 11:54
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hey I think this is the right place to ask this... does anyone know what PIG song this is in this thing Lowtax posted? https://twitter.com/lowtax/status/735131008844996609
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May 29, 2016 06:48
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That is starting to bug me too. I must know.
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You are looking for this, the song is called long live death by pig vs primitive race. The song does not seem to be on youtube, but the song below is from the same album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_73CLDG2hlg Duckwaffle fucked around with this message at 09:46 on May 29, 2016 |
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