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BrutalistMcDonalds posted:Oh hell yeah. There's interesting music happening in Latin America. I'm familiar with both of these but certainly don't object to listening to them again!  Las Sucias seem to also be awesome but intensely weird too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDlTgY5n5_c
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Here's some awesome Mexican EBM Yeah, it does not surprise me. Whenever I check the about page of industrial/ebm bands Mexico City is always at the top of the "Where people listen" list. Seems to be a huge scene down there.
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Yeah Industrial is huge in Central and South America https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UCO9egps4s&t=105s Like you couldn't do that in the US, your friend's family would throw your the gently caress out instead of being like "yes, my son's friends and dancing were so important to him." It's simultaneously ultracringe and endearing. And a lot of great music is coming from Mexico and other Latin American countries as well. Hocico, Los Macuanos, Amduscia, etc. etc.
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13Pandora13 posted:Yeah Industrial is huge in Central and South America It was super weird when I saw people on the scene dancing like they were in "industrial dance" videos and realised that's where they'd picked up their moves from. I knew about Amduscia and Hocico but didn't realise there was this whole big thing along with them! But I am super glad there is this big chunk of music I'm unfamiliar with, it makes the whole thing seem more alive and awesome 
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teethgrinder posted:
Ya, a friend was going to open for them but it got postponed due to the US witholding their visas.
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I just wanted to share a live video from one of my shows last year opening for Architect. The venue is an amazing punk club in our town. Audio isn't live. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UTE_5-J_Z8
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Haujobb recently released a live album, named "Alive," which is great because Haujobb puts on a fantastic live show that is quite different from their recorded stuff. Or maybe it's just that Daniel Myer yells "HEY" a whole lot more often live. Worth a listen at least. They did not credit "dude with the loud, obnoxious whistle" but he makes an appearance.
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What are some stand out live industrial releases, anyway? I realized that I have somehow have four of them: NIN - And All That Could Have Been, Ministry - Sphinctour, Ministry - Necronomicon, and Skinny Puppy - Doomsday. I think the Skinny Puppy release is by far my favorite. Not sure if it’s how it was recorded or the set list or what, but I find it very satisfying to listen to. The NIN release is probably my least favorite of them; it feels a bit sterile to me.
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There is a few Laibach live recordings that are really good
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david_a posted:What are some stand out live industrial releases, anyway? I realized that I have somehow have four of them: NIN - And All That Could Have Been, Ministry - Sphinctour, Ministry - Necronomicon, and Skinny Puppy - Doomsday. I thought FLA's Live Wired was pretty excellent.
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I don't like live albums most of the time. Most of the time the musicianship is nothing special and it's nothing like actually being there. As far as industrial live albums go I do really like Ain't It Dead Yet by Skinny Puppy though.
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david_a posted:What are some stand out live industrial releases, anyway? I realized that I have somehow have four of them: NIN - And All That Could Have Been, Ministry - Sphinctour, Ministry - Necronomicon, and Skinny Puppy - Doomsday. Front 242's Moments is pretty awesome.
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A lot of early industrial live albums are good and important, like for example Heathen Earth or At the Crypt
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I think Ain't It Dead Yet? is slightly superior to Doomsday mainly because of the "classic" aspect. Also I think it has more cohesion. Bootlegged, Broke, and In Solvent Seas is also worth hearing if you are craving that live Puppy fix. More in line with the Ministry live stuff, but the two official Pigface live releases (Atkins eventually released a slew of others) Welcome to Mexico rear end in a top hat and Truth Will Out are kind of fun. The latter has a bit more cohesion and some tape sample fuckery, plus Gen and non Lesley Rankine adding female vox. WtMA has the classic "Ministry backing band lineup" with Connelly and Ogre featured heavily. The punk rear end metal "TFWO" cover on WtMA is neat.
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Oh hell I realized I have Truth Will Out also. I’m not sure I’ve ever “intentionally” bought any of these other than Necronomicon; they’ve just been things I’ve found in used record stores.
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I've always adored Killing Joke's track Age of Greed from the Extremities, Dirt and Various Repressed Emotions album in '90. I first heard it on a industrial compilation that I picked up because it included Ministry, Godflesh, Die Krupps and few other notables. Makes me wish there was an album of the whole show out there somewhere.
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This is industrial visually more than musically but I'll share it anyway because It makes me feel like I'm on a way to a processing plant to be turned into soylent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsWH7kNWQOA
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Saw the KANGA/CMB/Blood of Others/SØLVE show last night! BoO and Solve were aight (I think I liked their music, but the live sets weren't really engaging), loved CMB, and KANGA was phenomenal. She's also super sweet and I'm glad I got to chat with her before and after the show. Considering myself very lucky that in the past year I've seen 3TEETH x2, PIG, Ghostfeeder x2, IAMX, Grendel, and now KANGA. Now I need another show to go to, I HAVE NOTHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO
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Guess who met Alice Glass last night  Hell of a show, by the way. I regret not being closer. Crowd was into it.
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:I've always adored Killing Joke's track Age of Greed from the Extremities, Dirt and Various Repressed Emotions album in '90. I first heard it on a industrial compilation that I picked up because it included Ministry, Godflesh, Die Krupps and few other notables. Makes me wish there was an album of the whole show out there somewhere. Strangely enough modern Killing Joke is angrier and heavier than ever, and actually pretty good.
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david_a posted:What are some stand out live industrial releases, anyway? I realized that I have somehow have four of them: NIN - And All That Could Have Been, Ministry - Sphinctour, Ministry - Necronomicon, and Skinny Puppy - Doomsday. Revco's You Goddamn Son of a Bitch Live is a gem. Not exactly industrial, but Big Black's Pigpile is also loving awesome. Beard Dandruff fucked around with this message at 01:49 on May 14, 2018 |
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So...Psyclon Nine has a tour date in NYC in August. Did rehab finally take with Nero, or...?
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Apparently the Sante Fe shooter listened to Perturbator
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First track from Front Line Assembly's Warmech is out: https://frontlineassembly.bandcamp.com/album/warmech Really digging it. And just realized that Warmech was the last album Jeremy Inkel worked on. I hope he's producing slick beats in the big Vancouver in the sky. RIP. And in related news Rhys Fulber will be releasing an ablum under his own name. The track I've heard sounds pretty sweet: http://www.releasemagazine.net/rhys-fulber-to-release-solo-album-with-body-techno/
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TOOT BOOT posted:Apparently the Sante Fe shooter listened to Perturbator to be fair Dangerous Days is a pretty good album.
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TOOT BOOT posted:Apparently the Sante Fe shooter listened to Perturbator There are enough school shootings in the US that I guess pretty much ever genre listened to by lonely guys will have a shooter who listens to it pretty shortly 
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The Columbine killers were infamously quoting KMFDM on their manifesto website.
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I can't keep up with all these Die Sektor albums and remix albums but this is  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-1h-cL4VuA I have a feeling Vivisect VI is one of this band's favorite records. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff1SLj4IK50 BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 11:20 on May 24, 2018 |
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Well this certainly could be interesting... Tickets go onsite Friday (6/8). 11/21 San Francisco, CA - The Warfield 11/23 Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot 11/24 Denver, CO - Fillmore 11/27 Minneapolis, MN - Skyway Theatre 11/29 Joliet, IL - The Forge 11/30 Cleveland, OH - Agora Theatre 12/01 Detroit, MI - Majestic Theater 12/02 Toronto, ON - Rebel 12/04 Rochester, NY - Anthology 12/05 Washington, DC - Fillmore 12/06 New York, NY - Irving Plaza 12/07 New York, NY - Irving Plaza 12/08 Philadelphia, PA - Electric Factory 12/10 Asheville, NC - Orange Peel 12/11 Memphis, TN - New Daisy Theater 12/12 Dallas, TX - Gas Monkey 12/13 Houston, TX - House of Blues Houston 12/14 San Antonio, TX - Aztec Theater 12/16 Phoenix, AZ - Marquee 12/18 San Diego, CA - House of Blues San Diego 12/20 Los Angeles, CA - The Fonda 12/21 Los Angeles, CA - The Fonda Baron Von Ghoulosh fucked around with this message at 19:29 on Jun 5, 2018 |
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Carpenter Brut were so fun live in March that I'm going to see them again in October!
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YESSSSS PIG/Killing Joke and Kanga/Cyanotic/Rabbit Junk/etc in the next few months! Anyone in UK going to the PIG show this weekend? When it was announced it was to be the only 2018 show, but the other night my friend who DJ's hinted that PIG might join Killing Joke and then look what was announced! Raymond says more dates will be added as well.
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Whispering Machines posted:YESSSSS PIG/Killing Joke and Kanga/Cyanotic/Rabbit Junk/etc in the next few months! Man I would love to see that tour, I suspect it doesn't get to this side of the atlantic though. I would like to go see PIG again but I have too much on to go down to london atm, will have to hope he adds some dates in the north.
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