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CAT rear end now!!! posted:You guys might remember I posted about working on some music of my own a while back. Well, I just released my first official thing! It's still not very industrial, but I suppose you can pick up some of those influences in there. I reckon that some people here might like it. I certainly do! You can download it for free on Bandcamp! I really like this, thanks for sharing!
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Hedenius posted:For those of you in London: Seeing the words "Laibach" and "sold out" in close proximity to each other makes me feel warm inside. Just one week until the show here in Helsinki. I can't loving waitttttt Pope Guilty posted:I really like this, thanks for sharing! Thanks man, glad you like it  I'll probably make a thread for it here in NMD at some point, to see what the goon hivemind says about it.
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Twiin posted:Shameless self-promo: I'm gonna be hitting the road with iVardensphere, WASTE, and ESA this summer, there's a FB page for interested parties. Looks like I have a date with Twiin on the 20th of June. After reading about some of the local scenes/clubs a few pages back, I'm glad I moved to the Bay Area. My hometown had 0 in terms of rivetheads aside from me and only a small pocket of inter-squabbling goths. Chicago and Madison weren't far, but still too far to be a regular. But the Bay? I love this place. SF is far to cliquey for my taste but the scene is MASSIVE.
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Hedenius posted:For those of you in London: quote:is now SOLD OUT! FUCKKKKK Goddamnit I need to see Laibach. I would pay a stupid amount of money for it.
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Furret Basket posted:O M G They also weren't able to get a second date because the Turbine Hall was apparently already booked for the second day. I feel for you  That's why you like bands on Facebook and poo poo so you're always up to date, man!
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:They also weren't able to get a second date because the Turbine Hall was apparently already booked for the second day. I feel for you I hate spending that much time on Facebook, though. I'd kill for some kind of centralized website with a list of all the bands I like and their touring schedules, release schedules, and general news.
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Pope Guilty posted:I hate spending that much time on Facebook, though. If you join Pollstar (it's free) you can set email alerts for as many bands as you want and it sends you a notification whenever a tour date is announced within a mile radius of your selection.
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13Pandora13 posted:If you join Pollstar (it's free) you can set email alerts for as many bands as you want and it sends you a notification whenever a tour date is announced within a mile radius of your selection. drat, that's nice. Thanks for the headsup.
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I use SongKick for this. It even imported my last.fm (and maybe Spotify?) history so I didn't have to tell it which bands I liked.
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Furret Basket posted:O M G They're playing in Manchester on the 12th. You could go on your way home from Resistanz, somehow!
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Noricae posted:Apparently he's also breakcore, idm and whatever "electronica" (why is this term back?) is, on top of (not really) dubstep, from what I heard fans describing his music as. I'm all for mashing different musical styles up, but it sucks when there's no historical context or musical origins. I guess it's the opposite of the super-strict genre fans, but 'not caring' is not a great alternative to that either. Meh, I've only found one amusing/new thing to come out of the Skrillex fanbase: http://girlsthatlooklikeskrillex.tumblr.com/ . Skrillex fans are awesome. 
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Danger - Octopus! posted:They're playing in Manchester on the 12th. You could go on your way home from Resistanz, somehow! HOLY poo poo BOUGHT I am totally stoked OMG LAIBACH. Yessss!
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Just wanted to share news that us goons The Cleaner and spider_ross.avi have just released the electro-industrial album we've been working on for the past year, aptly titled "MUTRONIX". It's the 3rd 'Volt 9000' album and it's very oHgr/Skinny Puppy/Download inspired. 11-tracks of crazy. I think many who frequent this thread would find it, in the least, amusing. Two Soundcloud tracks below for a preview: http://soundcloud.com/volt9000/meltdown http://soundcloud.com/volt9000/outworld It's out on iTunes/Amazon/CDbaby and all that junk
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Godmachine posted:Looks like I have a date with Twiin on the 20th of June. it's decent - Everything Goes Cold is a local band here who just put out an album. DJ Accucrack does a remix on there for them, they have lots of ties with a lot of very good industrial bands and just recently got signed to Metropolis. DNA Lounge is certainly the place to be for that scene if you're new here.
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Furret Basket posted:HOLY poo poo BOUGHT Color me jealous
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The Cleaner posted:Just wanted to share news that us goons The Cleaner and spider_ross.avi have just released the electro-industrial album we've been working on for the past year, aptly titled "MUTRONIX".
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Aufzug Taube! posted:Wow! Great work. Thanks dude! Glad you like it.
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The Cleaner posted:Just wanted to share news that us goons The Cleaner and spider_ross.avi have just released the electro-industrial album we've been working on for the past year, aptly titled "MUTRONIX". Welp, these kick rear end
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The Cleaner posted:Just wanted to share news that us goons The Cleaner and spider_ross.avi have just released the electro-industrial album we've been working on for the past year, aptly titled "MUTRONIX". Don't forget the music video for 'Meltdown' fella. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rnzClt_new And thank you guys. Each track was very meticulously crafted and I'm glad that it reflects that to you as much as it does to us.
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The Cleaner posted:Just wanted to share news that us goons The Cleaner and spider_ross.avi have just released the electro-industrial album we've been working on for the past year, aptly titled "MUTRONIX". Some of the vocals remind me of Prick. This is a good thing!
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Floodixor posted:it's decent - Everything Goes Cold is a local band here who just put out an album. DJ Accucrack does a remix on there for them, they have lots of ties with a lot of very good industrial bands and just recently got signed to Metropolis. DNA Lounge is certainly the place to be for that scene if you're new here. DNA Lounge/Death Guild is a pain in the rear end. Primarily because it's on Monday nights and I work a 730-430 job. Also because the crowd is excessively elitist. Not a bad place but I prefer Cat Club. However, I usually end up in San Jose at the Blank Club because the people are way more laid back.
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The Cleaner posted:Just wanted to share news that us goons The Cleaner and spider_ross.avi have just released the electro-industrial album we've been working on for the past year, aptly titled "MUTRONIX".  These are good. Which music vendor gives you the biggest percentage?one note: I like the ground loop hum bass of meltdown and the music overall, but there's something about the vocals that put me off a bit. I have a terrible vocabulary for musical technicalities, so please bear with my idiocy. It feels like they're floating above the music -- like they're overly treble-y and disconnected from the track. Contrast that with Outworld -- I like the vocals here because there's just a bit of processing on them, but it's not overdone. They're not buried in the track, they're not cookie-monster processed to death. They work with and support the music. Well that's enough of my horrible opinion.
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Thanks guys. I'll have to check out Prick, I haven't actually heard their stuff. Any recommendation?boo_radley posted:Which music vendor gives you the biggest percentage? CDbaby is what distributes all the music to iTunes and Amazon and the rest, so generally they do, but it depends how you set it up. I guess if your looking for wide distribution, it comes down to Tunecore or CDbaby, so that is probably what you'll want to compare.. http://cdbabyvstunecore.com/ boo_radley posted:I have a terrible vocabulary for musical technicalities, so please bear with my idiocy. It feels like they're floating above the music -- like they're overly treble-y and disconnected from the track. Horrible? That's literally the most in-depth and descriptive criticism I've ever gotten on vocals. Usually it's more like "Uh vocals sound funny" or "Sounds is ok but it needs to be harder.. just like, harder". I'm still learning to get vocals it sit well, and also experimenting with writing with less fx. So your opinion is taken with high regard!
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Laibach in less than 12 hours. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Enormously jealous. Hey! KMFDM is doing a thing: http://www.kmfdmstore.com/ "The KMFDM Store will be closing for remodeling at the end of March. For one week only EVERY item in the Store is on SALE plus many rare, limited, or sold out items will be purged from the KMFDM Vault. If there is anything you've been wanting, now is the time to get it! All orders will receive free posters, stickers, postcards, etc. Watch for the Store to return sometime in April with a new look, new items and preorders for KMFDM's forthcoming Amnesia CD!"
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:Laibach in less than 12 hours. Aaaaaaaaaa please tell me what to expect in terms of setlist!
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Furret Basket posted:Aaaaaaaaaa please tell me what to expect in terms of setlist! Just came back! It was loving amazing, and the setlist was partly extremely surprising - I just put it up on Setlist.fm. There were a couple of tracks I never thought I'd hear live and was very very very very pleasantly surprised. by I'll talk about parts of the setlist here but I don't want to spoil the most surprising cuts for you unless you really want to.The Iron Sky soundtrack stuff the DJ played before the gig included Laibachized hip hop beats (?!) amongst other things and it sounded very cool. Very soundtrack-y, but with a Laibachian take, of course. The concert itself didn't contain any of the more soundtrack-y tracks, but had B Mashina, America and two new songs that are (I believe) the end credits piece and the song heard in some of the teasers for the movie. As a whole the concert concentrated on their slower, more haunting and, well, artistic material, which I personally loved. Laibach isn't music to rock out to, in my opinion, and I think they should actually just drop stuff like Tanz mit Laibach altogether, because, as much as I love the song, it didn't really feel like it fit in with the rest of the setlist that well. Also. Public announcement. The last track on their main setlist was an all-new song, as far as I know my Laibach. Let's just... let's just say that it kicked so much fuckin rear end holy poo poo a cyborg mug fucked around with this message at 11:32 on Mar 28, 2012 |
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:As a whole the concert concentrated on their slower, more haunting and, well, artistic material, which I personally loved. Fantastic, that stuff is why I love Laibaich. Great news, thanks CAT rear end.
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Ministry are kinda lame now, even though I am interested in seeing FIX at some point. Anyway, Paul Barker and Ogre did a thing together. Probably a one off collaboration. The guitars remind me of "classic Ministry" and Ogre sounds like Gary Numan covering a latter era FLA song. Honestly, I only bought it because of Barker's comment about Seasame Street lyrics but some of you might dig it. edit: I bought the song, not the album.
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:Also. Public announcement. I got chills reading that sweary bit. I've been watching the Helsinki vids (B Mashina holy poo poo) and I can't wait for Berlin Tuesday. Spoil me, man. What's the new track like? New direction again, or does it remind you to any of their other stuff? I know what you mean about having had enough of Tanz mit Laibach live, but the reaction is always great. Personally, I think they could trade that out and keep Das Spiel ist aus, which always gives the band more improv opportunities. After 30 years, they may very well be better than they've ever been...
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Das Ende posted:I got chills reading that sweary bit. I've been watching the Helsinki vids (B Mashina holy poo poo) and I can't wait for Berlin Tuesday. It appears that it wasn't a Laibach original after all - it was apparently a cover of Serge Gainsbourg's song Love on the Beat instead. The direction... Hmm. Imagine the kind of synth sounds and programming heard in Ballad of a Thin Man and add in just a touch of the Laibach Revisited sound we've already heard live, and I'd say you have a pretty good picture of it. It definitely sounded 100% like Laibach, but they've once again done what they do best and completely recreated their sound like they've done so many times. Hope to hear some more opinions on it once other people here get to catch it live! I'd also dig Das Spiel ist aus more than Tanz mit Laibach. I just can't get over how menacing the last chorus with the male choirs in the live version (and the alternative version found on the DSIA single) is 
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:It appears that it wasn't a Laibach original after all - it was apparently a cover of Serge Gainsbourg's song Love on the Beat instead. The direction... Hmm. Imagine the kind of synth sounds and programming heard in Ballad of a Thin Man and add in just a touch of the Laibach Revisited sound we've already heard live, and I'd say you have a pretty good picture of it. It definitely sounded 100% like Laibach, but they've once again done what they do best and completely recreated their sound like they've done so many times. Hope to hear some more opinions on it once other people here get to catch it live! Hm, okay... Well, between that, Ballad of a Thin Man, and Warm Leatherette, maybe they're going cover-heavy on the new album? Ivan Novak told me they were doing a proper new album in January last year (I don't know him, I'm just an annoying nerd fan that bothered him at the bar for a few minutes), so they must be getting somewhere with that by now, surely. DSIA should be done at every show. It's got the beats, but also the dissonant orchestral bits, and again, each performance is very different. Though the live version on the single is still my favorite. But some aspects have only got better ever since Milan decided before the Volk tour to start acting a bit like a rock star....
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The Cleaner posted:Just wanted to share news that us goons The Cleaner and spider_ross.avi have just released the electro-industrial album we've been working on for the past year, aptly titled "MUTRONIX".
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From one of the Alfa Matrix samplers I got in the mail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOOXN_3MQVQ
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boo_radley posted:Enormously jealous. Siiiiick, too bad theres only 1 LP on vinyl though. But the prices were right so I grabbed some singles too.
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Faderhead is playing here tonight. I was interested because I like their opener, Encephalon, a lot. But man, Dirtygrrrls/Dirtybois is like combining everything wrong with pop music into wannabe EBM.
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teethgrinder posted:Faderhead is playing here tonight. I was interested because I like their opener, Encephalon, a lot. But man, Dirtygrrrls/Dirtybois is like combining everything wrong with pop music into wannabe EBM. Yeah. If Faderhead was the only one doing it too, it wouldn't be so bad, but the various acts doing that WOOHOO SONG ABOUT SEX AND/OR DRUGS DOOF DOOF DOOF thing gets kinda tired kinda fast if you're not, well, 16.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Yeah. If Faderhead was the only one doing it too, it wouldn't be so bad, but the various acts doing that WOOHOO SONG ABOUT SEX AND/OR DRUGS DOOF DOOF DOOF thing gets kinda tired kinda fast if you're not, well, 16. I thought something like that when I heard the Alien Vampires track on the AM sampler :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dSRQRoJqnk
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boo_radley posted:I thought something like that when I heard the Alien Vampires track on the AM sampler : Things like this actually make me think "I hate this genre".
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boo_radley posted:I thought something like that when I heard the Alien Vampires track on the AM sampler : I'm going to pretend you photoshopped that ridiculous picture to prove a point. Because really I love love a lot of electro-industrial, but the drive to be edgy is just so embarassing sometimes.
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