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Just bought hanDover today, Point is definitely the stand out track for me.
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I sent some money, but am going to wait a few days to get the tracks, the album downloads keep cutting off arbitrarily. I think his hosting's just not up for hundreds of people downloading full length albums non-compressed.
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Saw The Dead Milkmen this evening and got a pleasant surprise... they covered Control by VNV Nation. Was not expecting to hear that.
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Yeah, I didn't know Rodney was really into any of that kind of music because I haven't read his blog for years. It really explains the cover, the Assemblage 23 shirt he was wearing, and handing out Aesthetic Perfection CDs and shouting "see them hear June 26th."
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I'm interested in hearing if Rainer has a decent response for his material. Industrial music from the very beginning has borrowed a lot of fascist imagery, but he isn't using a few themes to get a little rise out of people or make them think about something he's dancing about in his my little fuhrer costume. At least Andy mentions that some people can take his material to heart and he doesn't think that is a good thing. It was incredibly brave of you to do this, especially since you're in a position to lose a lot when you're opening for two fairly big acts at a festival. Don't let any of the negative responses you see and hear about this get you down, you're a pretty talented musician and you're using your platform to do the right thing.
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Jose Mengelez posted:I don't think there's been one yet? I meant in the comments on the article. Everyone here seems pretty supportive.
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Pope Guilty posted:And for a lot more information that you probably wanted on fascists playing industrial/neofolk/martial industrial/apoliteic/etc, the blog Who Makes the Nazis? contains a LOT of long-form writing on the topic. Read a few of these articles. Went to discogs and removed all of the Death in June, Sol Invictus and Muslimgauze from my wantlist, and feel pretty loving uncomfortable with the stuff I own.
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May 21, 2012 05:15
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Digging for stuff related to Coil and Throbbing Gristle (two of my absolute favorites), found out they came from the ashes of Crisis, another band I really enjoy.
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I was referring to both.
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May 22, 2012 02:20
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Love the song, and am glad they didn't go the same direction as the Krank video.
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May 23, 2012 21:24
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If you're checking out Foetus Sink is a good starting point too. It's a compilation of material released under the various Foetus brands.
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May 29, 2012 06:13
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Put some tracks on bandcamp, I'd buy it (because it sounds pretty good).
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Aug 7, 2012 06:14
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If you're looking for something industrial Scatology is definitely the best pick. If you are looking for something different I strongly suggest The Ape of Naples as a starting point, it's mellow and very accessible. If you want to hear something supremely harsh check out Constant Shallowness Leads to Evil. Really, there's no place to go wrong.
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Oct 1, 2012 07:48
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Hedenius posted:I'm totally in love with Hirsute Pursuit at the moment. This is the sexiest music ever made basically. They could have a super sexy music video if Boyd Rice would keep his loving shirt on.
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TOOT BOOT posted:Anyone heard anything about Coil reissues? It's been 3 years since Sleazy died and nothing...I can't even reach Thresholdhouse.com anymore. The only thing I had seen was the reissue of Sickness of Snakes, but that was several months ago.
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