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Thanks guys! Ya hopefully it gets across to people. So far it's had a good response, and with weirdo-wtf-industrial you never know what to expect.
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I Die: You Die on Volt 9000's latest. Spoiler alert: they dig it.
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I completely unasskissingly love the poo poo out of your poo poo and am p. excited to get back home to listen to Conopoly in a couple of days. Unless I decide to get the Toybox and I have to wait for half a forever for it, that is
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Jun 5, 2013 18:30
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I...actually kinda like that better than Weapon. 
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I just finished making a video for Cardinal Noire: Narkomat The band consist of me and my buddy Protectorate (whom I also do live "stuff" for) As for influences, we worship golden age Skinny Puppy and kinda aim for mid eighties-early nineties vibe. Hope you like it.
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W424 posted:I just finished making a video for Cardinal Noire: Narkomat Around 2:05 I started doing this: 
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New FLA track I think I need to give this a couple more listens.. I dunno guys.
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I'd stomp to it, but the music was pretty good without the stupid chorus. I try not to have high expectations for FLA.
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This poster loves police brutality, but only when its against minorities!
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It's definitely a thousand times better than improvised electronic disappointment.
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Haha the vocals remind me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4z9PminJpo
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Tom Shear from Assemblage 23 is funding a sideproject via Indiegogo He was aiming for $2500 and is currently over $7000, with 20 days left.
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:What are you retards talking about, this owns Silly lyrics: a given. Slick production: yes! Sweet melody: yes! 4/4 factor: off the charts! Leeb shamelessly jumping on a current trend in electronic music: gently caress yes! Conclusion: OWNS!
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Jun 10, 2013 22:04
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Okay you're right. I'm going to stop being a baby. It owns.
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Baby Sathanas posted:Okay you're right. I'm going to stop being a baby. It owns.
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You know what makes an amazing new song even better? A fedora.
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edit: ^ Ahahaha.Danger - Octopus! posted:Tom Shear from Assemblage 23 is funding a sideproject via Indiegogo This is good! Rofl at ID:UD's "an ohGr album made on a Sega Genesis." Yep, spot on. W424 posted:I just finished making a video for Cardinal Noire: Narkomat Uhoh, they're already calling FLA dubstep. I guess if Skrillex is breakcore, anything is possible. I could do without some of the wobbles, but that's a good track. Noricae fucked around with this message at 01:14 on Jun 12, 2013 |
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Noricae posted:
Thanks! We are working on a 5 song EP at the moment, but no idea how'll we put it out yet.
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With a fedora video, obviously.
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The jerks from E Nomine who toyed with my heart by not releasing anything for years and years have started a new band Schlafes Bruder ("Brother of Sleep"). They released an album in December and did a music video for E Nomine's last unreleased demo. It's... it's a thing.
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Echogenetic excerpts are out  (different ones here)Judging by the samples, the album sounds pretty much exactly like what I was hoping for. gently caress
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DeusExMachinima posted:The jerks from E Nomine who toyed with my heart by not releasing anything for years and years have started a new band Schlafes Bruder ("Brother of Sleep"). They released an album in December and did a music video for E Nomine's last unreleased demo. It's... it's a thing. I've never heard these guys and their music rules, that video is godawful though. So much...sweat and saliva 
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Glad I could introduce you to them! Dancing in a Halloween club night to Mitternacht was something else. They had some pretty rad live shows as well.
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Ms. Happiness posted:I...actually kinda like that better than Weapon. Also, the FLA previews sound great. Makes me excited for my London trip too.
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for those of you who remember this video i shared in this thread a while back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NaxPjA7tYQ This guy (Author And Punisher) released a new album, "Women And Children", earlier this month. I had a chance to hear it over the weekend. It is really well done and you should all check it out. e: http://authorandpunisher.bandcamp.com/ spider_ross.avi fucked around with this message at 20:45 on Jun 16, 2013 |
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The Cleaner posted:As a couple goons might remember, spider_ross.avi and myself make up the band Volt 9000, and our 4th album "CONOPOLY" just came out yesterday on Artoffact Records. It's our first ever label release so I'm gonna spam it here because.. Fantastic album. Absolutely love the vocal dynamics. Granted your influences are very similar to my own so this totally my cup of tea. Please keep it up I'll be ordering a copy this week. edit: Bought it Konstruct fucked around with this message at 22:16 on Jun 18, 2013 |
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Anyone heard anything about this 'industrial supergroup' Primitive Race? Apparently it consists of 'Chris Vrenna (tweaker, nin, manson), Luc Van Acker (revco), Raymond Watts (pig, kmfdm), Dave Ogilvie (skinny puppy, call me maybe (really)), Mark Thwaite (revco/ministry), Graham Crabb (pop will eat itself), Erie Loch (idk? ministry/revco remixes?), Chris Kniker (lords of acid) and more!' They've got a kickstarter (which, to be fair, they've hit) and all. Go to a baseball game with their manager for $100: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-primitive-race-make-limited-edition-merch-while-in-studio No clips whatsoever so far I think? https://www.facebook.com/primitiveraceband Nice to see Watts back making proper music, and that isn't a bad lineup. Run Dodo Run fucked around with this message at 23:57 on Jun 18, 2013 |
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I'd be all over that kickstarter if ... I got an album out of it eventually.
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spider_ross.avi posted:This guy (Author And Punisher) released a new album, "Women And Children", earlier this month. I had a chance to hear it over the weekend. It is really well done and you should all check it out. There's a full album stream over on metal blog Invisible Oranges. I've only been able to stream it at work, which means plenty of distraction, but it sounds solid and dense just like its precursor.
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teethgrinder posted:I'd be all over that kickstarter if ... I got an album out of it eventually. Seriously, why is none of these "when the album comes out, get a CD/download"?
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Pope Guilty posted:Seriously, why is none of these "when the album comes out, get a CD/download"? It's a kickstarter to sell merch. Not sure if I agree with using kickstarter to manufacture band merch.
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Eh why not? It's just kind of counter-intuitive.
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I just wonder why the hell people would want merch for a band that hasn't put out any music yet
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Chris Vrenna! Raymond Watts! That guy from that thing with the stuff!
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I really did not expect this, so soon after Skinny Puppy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pTIOh0VKoA
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LingAM is great. I enjoy it way more than the last release he did, which seriously blurred the line between that project and platEAU. It's still a natural progression, more similar to Effector and Fixer than his early sound he had with Eyes of Stanley Pain but still worth hearing. Also, there's new Phil Western if you're into that sort of thing. Even if your not, you should definitely check out the two albums he did with Mark Spybey. This track is pretty out there but it has its moments.
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Konstruct posted:edit: Bought it Thanks man! Glad ya like it. SacrificialGoat posted:I just wonder why the hell people would want merch for a band that hasn't put out any music yet I remember seeing the band Slipknot on the FRONT COVERS of some mainstream music magazines just before their debut album even dropped. It was then I learned that looks, style, aesthetics, clothing, merch, rumors, logos, design, shirts, posters, photos, costumes, credentials, band members, clout, concepts, artwork, and attitude are enough to warrant a solid fan base and heavy media coverage. You don't always require secondary add-on stuff like music.
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The Cleaner posted:Thanks man! Glad ya like it. I doubt that very much. Roadrunner did give a huge promo push for the second album, but hardly anyone outside of Iowa knew who Slipknot was before their first album, or even indeed until they signed with Roadrunner.
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chime_on posted:I doubt that very much. Roadrunner did give a huge promo push for the second album, but hardly anyone outside of Iowa knew who Slipknot was before their first album, or even indeed until they signed with Roadrunner. Maybe during their demo days, but not only did their video Wait And Bleed have super-heavy rotation (which George Strombolopolis pushed every chance he possibly could) but their first live show in Toronto sold out fast (which I know cause I tried to get tickets and wanted to see what the fuss was about but couldn't). Their first album also went platinum, which was a first for RoadRunner Records. I saw kids wearing Slipknot tshirts about a month after the release. Maybe Toronto was just alot bigger on metal music at the time? I dunno. Though to be fair, I do realize that they had quite a reputation for putting on crazy live shows in the US which would explain the press and attention I witnessed just before their album hit (which was possibly released late in Canada?)
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