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Some of my favourite electro-industrial tracks of the past few years: Mindless Faith - I'm Pretty Much hosed KMFDM - Bitches (Pop Will Eat This Remix) 16Volt - American Porn Song (Glitch Bitch Mix by Cyanotic) Front Line Assembly - Future Fail (w/ Jean-Luc De Meyer) Everything Goes Cold - Bitch Stole My Time Machine (I can't find a youtube of the CD version, but I'm not too proud to pimp out my own remix) Zombie Girl - The Darkness (Komor Kommando Remix) v01d - Burnt Upon Re-Entry Brain Leisure - I Know A Place Furret Basket posted:Also - is anyone else completely loving sick of Combichrist? I wish clubs would substitute TSWFYU for Tractor.
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Pope Guilty posted:I'm glad I'm not the only one getting sick of this. I missed the racism though- what's that from? 
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Mar 1, 2011 13:42
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Is there a roll call for who's going to be at Kinetik this year? I'll be there for sure.
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Mar 4, 2011 03:37
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Pope Guilty posted:Are the Gothsicles the friendly and cheerful people they come off as in interviews? One hundred percent.
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Apr 3, 2011 22:57
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Latis posted:Please recommend cyberpunkish bands like Front Line Assembly In no particular order, bands that I play before/after FLA when DJing: Malhavoc Cubanate Haujobb Numb Velvet Acid Christ Funker Vogt (but only F-117, really) C-Tec Dismantled Project Pitchfork (but only Crash, really) Swamp Terrorists Mindless Faith Hocico
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Apr 8, 2011 04:41
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Zaiquiri posted:Just got back from 16Volt's album release party and live show here in Portland. I've never heard 16Volt in my life and they were pretty good, great show. Also loved Dead When I Found Her. My buddy and I bought them drinks, they were some pretty cool dudes. Apparently there's a huge industrial scene in Portland I've never gotten in touch with, and this concert really helped me make those connections. 16volt put on an incredible live show. Love those guys so much.
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Apr 21, 2011 13:02
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I'm moving to Toronto in a month or so. I'm really tired of only going to industrial gigs that I'm booking myself. Looking forward to being in a city where that isn't the case.
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Apr 25, 2011 04:13
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teethgrinder posted:As far as I can tell, all the gigs here in Toronto are being booked by a Sophia Varadan, and it seems like she won't last forever. Maybe you can help her. At least the market's bigger. Oh god she's the worst. She's literally the craziest promoter in the country. I was hoping she had imploded by now. You have no idea how many tours she's hosed up the immigration paperwork for that I've had to spend two days on the phone fixing.
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Apr 25, 2011 04:29
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d00kie posted:AND HOW! God she's so loving nuts. NUTS NUTS NUTS. I'll be there in a month!
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Apr 30, 2011 17:38
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Rumour from the Skinny Puppy camp is that someone didn't like the new Puppy album (which is why it got shelved), and most of it ended up as the new ohGr instead. The new Puppy is apparently a NEW new Puppy, explaining the delays.
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May 8, 2011 07:21
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I wish they'd kiss and make nice with Rave and get him back in the fold.
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May 8, 2011 23:15
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Zaiquiri posted:Yes. Frozen Sky is one of my favorite songs made by Key and Ogre. Also what happened with Dave the Rave? I thought he just moved on to other projects and didn't have time for Skinny Puppy anymore. Was there actually some kind of tension between him and the band? Because if so that's a shame. He's really good. Yeah. There are actually a few digs at the SP reformation in Jackalope lyrics and liner notes.
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May 9, 2011 02:26
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The Cleaner posted:Oh I can't even touch the compilations. I seriously can't weed through the same song 18 times in a row. Your wish is my command.
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May 15, 2011 08:17
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Floodixor posted:Everything Goes Cold just got done with a tour with that band. What do you all think of EGC? I heart EGC. I've done a few remixes of their stuff just because I want to hear more EGC than there has been released so far. Edit: So who else is going to Kinetik? (I'm gonna be secretly performing briefly on Thursday and DJing on Sunday, if anyone wants to say hi.)
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Notgothic posted:That's awesome, I'm so loving excited for Thursday. Funker Vogt put on a great show the last time I saw them, looking forward to Iszoloscope too. I'll be the guy doing a track with Yann at the start of the Iszoloscope set, come say hi after!
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I'm reposting this from the NIN thread because I think people here might find it as hilarious to listen to as I did to make it -- my DJ mix from Kinetik: Industrial v. Hip Hop! Featuring PWEI, Cubanate, NIN, Public Enemy, Pharcyde, Dead Prez, and more!
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May 24, 2011 20:58
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Danger - Octopus! posted:This is usually the point in the discussion where someone quotes the lyrics for Shaven, by Funker Vogt. The first line is "Shaven cunts gently caress much more horny" and it doesn't really get better from there onwards. I know this for quite a while.
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Jun 6, 2011 20:31
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teethgrinder posted:I unabashedly enjoy 90s-era KMFDM lyrics. And on the other end of the spectrum: Coil.
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sethsez posted:Tactical Neural Implant is easily the best thing Leeb ever did. It's also the only thing he ever did that I consider essential for any industrial fan. You don't have an industrial collection until TNI is in there somewhere. Tactical Neural Implant was the first industrial I ever heard, and is absolutely the reason why industrial is still my genre of choice nearly twenty years later. God I love that album.
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Ladies and sirs of SA, I present to you my greatest work: I had to pretend to be my friend's husband to get a very drunk Eskil from Covenant to stop hitting on her. It didn't really work. Instead, he challenged me to a duel. A chess duel.  Which of course made it obvious to me that he had heard so much about THE LEGENDARY AD·VER·SARY, and he was just too starstruck to ask for an autograph! So I wrote the nice kid out one.  You can't really tell in this photo, but he was actually drunk enough to be totally excited by the autograph. This is when my friend and I couldn't keep it together anymore, and we had to flee the scene. 
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Furret Basket posted:That's totally awesome. Did you get the chess match? It would have been amazing because he could hardly stand. But sadly my friend was not willing to be put up as the prize.
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If you look really closely in the last photo, you can see that I filled in my Kinetik artist pass as The KLF.
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Hedenius posted:Was this at the Laibach concert at Tyrol? Festival Kinetik in Montreal! Doctor Zero posted:Hahaha that's awesome. When Covenant and And One toured, they came to Detroit. As I was standing there watching And One, I happened to turn and Eskil was standing there, so I shook his hand and told him I DJed at the local Industrial club and that Covenant was very popular there. He smiled, nodded and said "Thank you." then stood there awkwardly for a few moments of silence. He is a weird dude for sure. My DJing partner played an industrial-rave back in the 90s that Covenant were also playing at, and she played really heavy -- Hellsau, Patric Catani, that kind of thing -- and Eskil came up to her and said "KEEP PLAYING ZE HARD MUSIC! VE LIKE ZE HARD MUSIC!" Then danced all night in a suit.
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sethsez posted:I wouldn't call myself a fan of FLA by any means (I think they're way too samey and the songs are incredibly predictable, it'd be nice to see Leeb shake up the song structures from time to time), but TNI definitely earned its classic status and Implode is one hell of an album as well. I think there are FLA tracks from time-to-time that shake things up. Electrocution, Buried Alive, etc.
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I like early Delerium a lot, but I think the album Ephemeral by the yet-another-Fulber-and-Leeb-project Synaesthesia is the perfect coalescence of the early Delerium synths and the later tribal influence.
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I've been a fan of all of Quirk's stuff except for the part where he doesn't tell anyone how he made those sounds sound so good. All the other parts are great.
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Hexas posted:Are you an AZ local? So crazy to be browsing the SA industrial thread looking for random new music and seeing a picture of Colleen! Small world. Nope, I'm Canadian. But I played a show in AZ in the fall, and Colleen was DJing. So now she's my buddy and occasional fake girlfriend.
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13Pandora13 posted:The first one was overwhelmingly "Resident Evil" for me. That font just has too strong of connotations for people (be it Matrix or RE or whatever). Same here. I can really only see RE when I look at it.
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handbandit posted:Zaiquiri, did you ever find anything good in Portland? Portland crew: Corrosion Records is closing. From the FB page: quote:The shop is closing! so come on down and enjoy 30% off new cds and 60% off used cds! this sale only applies to 2010 stock and below! we will resort to vending and selling online after this! we are open till 9pm tonight! final day is weds! That sucks hard. I loved that little place. You should go go go and buy everything.
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Jun 25, 2011 22:46
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It has kind of crossed some weird too-ridiculous uncanny valley so that it isn't aesthetically offensive anymore. Now it's like a good GBS 'photoshop fake jpop album covers' post.
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Also unrelated: Any of you nerds on turntable.fm? I just got on there (as Jairus Khan), it would be fun to pre-seed my favourites list with industrial people.
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Anyone else been grooving on ROCKET? It's not exactly electro-industrial, but it sure as gently caress packs the dancefloor when I spin it. Rocket! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5OAcYmE_K8
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teethgrinder posted:Toronto EBMfest 2011 line-up announced at some point and I didn't notice. Blah blah blah. The only thing at that fest I'd want to see would be Prospero, and it's not worth the price of admission. * does not include Fractured, who I used to enjoy but have cancelled when I've booked them three times and are officially dead to me.
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Space Commissar posted:I've liked Code 64 for quite some time. You should check them out. Oh god how I hate funker vogt. Both as musicians and as humans. It is my greatest parting gift to the City of Ottawa that they have swore to never play it because of me.
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teethgrinder posted:It's not fair to make statements like that without explaining. Long story short: They wanted to tour Canada, and wanted an Ottawa show because they heard so much about how it's a great place to play blah blah blah blah. They asked for something crazy like $2500USD (back when USD meant a big hurt), which was totally bananas. Like, Download + Meg Lee Chin + Dead Voices didn't cost that much. Or Juno Reactor + Dr Alex Paterson. Especially crazy considering there was only one Funker track (F-117) that didn't clear the dancefloor. Plus the rider was full of all kinds of rock star crap like six different types of cheese and whatever else. Anyway, we wrote back and said that there's no way we can do that, but we'd be happy to do a show where they get food/lodging and 100% of the door after costs. They said they can't do the tour if they don't have an Ottawa show, and that they can't do the show without the guarantee, and that it was 'only' 150 people at $20 a head or something. I said they have no idea what Ottawa is like and that I wasn't ready to lose $2K+ on a show so they could tour, and they said that "sometimes you have to take one for the team". So I posted the offer / rider to our DJ night's online communities, and asked them how many people would come out to the show if we dropped the money. One person said yes, and a couple dozen other people started putting together a collection to pay me not to book Funker. We sent the community link to Funker, they threw a poo poo fit and made a solemn ebm vow to never play Ottawa. (Which was met with much rejoicing by Ottawa.) Also they are complete douchebag rock star twats backstage.
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Doctor Zero posted:Regardless of the douchebaggery, this statement is real? In Detroit, Funker Vogt always packs the floor. Yeah. Detroit's a weird city, man. When I DJed there, all my guaranteed pack-the-floor tracks were met with big 'meh' and the tracks that I wasn't sure about were all hits. Ottawa doesn't have a taste for Funker or a lot of artists like that.
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Space Commissar posted:That's not at all the feeling I've got from them. Of course, I saw them many years ago.. Maybe their egos wasn't as big as now? But back then they played in this small club, and we were all dancing and the singer came out and danced with us and was friendly to everyone. This was 2002 maybe? 2003? I don't remember exactly. But they were even bigger divas than Bella Morte, and that's saying something.
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boo_radley posted:Twiin, if you're ever in Denver hit me up and I'll buy you a beer. Haha. Sounds awesome. I wanted to hit Denver on my last tour but it was too far out of the way. Next time I'll make it for sure.
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Armor-Piercing posted:Bella Morte are huge divas? I want to hear more about this. They were on tour with Cyanotic and 16volt. Cyanotic is probably the single biggest draw for a non-legendary industrial band that Ottawa has, whereas I have literally never DJed a Bella Morte track in my life. They threw a public hissy fit when they saw they were booked to open the night, absolutely refused to go on before Cyanotic, and nearly got the tour manager to cancel the 16volt show. They said all kinds of amazing things about how Cyanotic "aren't on the same level" as them and whatever else. It was loving retarded. I told them they'd get a better reception if they opened. I told them they're getting paid the same. No dice. So we put them on after Cyanotic. All the Cyanotic fans showed up late, missed the Cyanotic show, and spent the whole time talking very loudly during Bella Morte. You could hear them talking all the way past the completely empty dancefloor. Twiin fucked around with this message at 04:50 on Aug 5, 2011 |
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Furret Basket posted:Shoulda just paid Cyanotic to play a set twice as long. Man, that would be awesome. We actually had to shorten cyanotic and bella morte's sets because of how long it took to work out.
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