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I always associated it with Happy Hardcore and Dance Dance Revolution. Edit: VVV Benedictine and brandy?
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Well I guess I'm done with the genre! What a shame bands can't be bothered to do more than BnB stuff.
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Bed and Breakfasts are horrible with OOTB synth patches.
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I'll admit that I've never done much more than dick around with some oscillators and such, but isn't making your own sounds rather than just using presets kind of part of the point?
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Pope Guilty posted:I'll admit that I've never done much more than dick around with some oscillators and such, but isn't making your own sounds rather than just using presets kind of part of the point? Depends entirely on what you want to do, of course. And even if you do usually make your own sounds, it's alright to use a familiar sound for some specific purpose, for the cheese factor or just because it suits your needs or whatever once in a while, right? I mean people don't usually don't go around complaining about 808 samples or stuff like that.
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spider_ross.avi posted:Didn't even need to watch the video to know which sound you were talking about. It is everywhere and you will never escape it. $5 says the patch is named "Trifactor", "Trident", or simply "TranceLead_01". I accept PayPal.
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The Cleaner posted:$5 says the patch is named "Trifactor", "Trident", or simply "TranceLead_01". I got money on EuroLead02
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Pope Guilty posted:I'll admit that I've never done much more than dick around with some oscillators and such, but isn't making your own sounds rather than just using presets kind of part of the point? I'm hella nazi about programming everything from an init patch. Helps that all my synths have terrible presets anyway.
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So as long as we're playing "What's that oontz oontz thing called," is there a term for the kind of "harsh EBM" lyrics where the singer sounds like he's already blown his voice out screaming all night, and also like he's about to throw up? Like this. And can it stop? Ever?
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I think that they lean more towards a heavier Depeche Mode than outright industrial, but I'm freaking out over Legend's album Fearless. It's one of the best things I've heard in a long time. Maybe it's because my favorite Depeche Mode album is Ultra, but man, what a great album. Apparently their concerts are amazing since everyone I know who's seen them speaks very highly of the show.
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I hesitate to call their concert, as a concert, amazing. But their music stands out live. edit: There was nothing particularly impressive about their show really, though I suppose they had a bit of an approaching-SWANS-like-intensity. Just they sounded pretty great and unique. And it stood out considering most people weren't familiar with the material.
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Halloween Jack posted:So as long as we're playing "What's that oontz oontz thing called," is there a term for the kind of "harsh EBM" lyrics where the singer sounds like he's already blown his voice out screaming all night, and also like he's about to throw up? Like this. And can it stop? Ever? It's called bad technique. Poor vocal style is usually so drenched in effects and pitch-shifting (Suicide Commando et al) that it's not noticeable, but the sound in this song is usually what's hiding under all the filters.
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Happy Independence Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dFmxqpu90Y
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Ashbury Heights is fervently back to making music. Also on the fourth female lead.quote:After so many months of struggling there's finally light at the end of the tunnel. Inspiration has been striking in a big way the last few weeks and right now it seems like we might actually release TWO new albums. There are still technical and financial issues to solve but I'm hoping to run a successful pledgemusic-campaign this autumn to solve that. quote:Ashbury Heights new album will be called Chinese Dem... I mean "The Looking Glass Society".  quote:I would like to clarify that Ashbury Heights does indeed have a FOURTH female protagonist in it's midst. During the sessions in Kalmar this year Jenny Forsberg got very sick and couldn't go on recording. It was decided that she wouldn't go on as a member of the band since her ability to perform couldn't be guaranteed. Jenny was a very gifted artist and it was a great loss that her talents couldn't benefit the band.
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Ashbury Heights is right there with Nightwish for hilarious band drama. :popcorn:Baby Sathanas posted:New Funker Vogt song is a little bit less self-parodying Alright which goon wrote this video script? FV in general + the "NEVER SURRENDER" at the end makes me think of some basement dweller tearfully singing to Cruxshadows and polishing a katana.
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This poster loves police brutality, but only when its against minorities!
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I think it looks a lot worse than it really is. And I don't think it's all self-inflicted. That stuff with the record-label may have been a bit of immaturity, but it's theoretically possible they were promised a bunch of (ridiculous to anyone realistic) poo poo that just wasn't delivered. He sounds more mature now. We'll see.
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Drama or not, the prospect of more Ashbury Heights is pretty appealing.
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So I'm hooked on the new Distorted Memory. It's techno  I heard about it on ID:YD, because obviously. quote:The Eternal Return isn’t all subtle and funereal pacing and production; at least half of its tunes are upbeat kickers with plenty of floor potential. I’m getting a downright Animotion-esque feel from the stabby organ lead on “Back Away” which put a grin on my face the moment I heard it. While “Back Away” is handily the most infectious, “disco night in a Castlevania level” track, a sense of dancey immediacy is maintained more or less throughout the record. It’s populated with rounded, almost bouncy leads and beats, again, supplanting the more caustic and harsh elements of earlier Distorted Memory work. BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 11:13 on Jul 8, 2013 |
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Omi-Polari posted:So I'm hooked on the new Distorted Memory. It's techno Holy cow that's great. Thanks for the link.
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You can stream the new FLA album on Revolver for I don't know how long. It's really good IMO. [edit] I was curious and apparently I'm the top poster in this thread?  I guess all that complaining about Funker Vogt builds up.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Hopefully it's ok to pimp out a friend's debut album.
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Went to see Aesthetic Perfection last night. I'd seen them at Resistanz, but this was in a much smaller venue where the stage was just a very slightly raised area of the floor and wasn't set back at all, so it was pretty drat intimate. Goddrat Daniel Graves is a charismatic frontman up close! It wasn't too well attended unfortunately, but they put on a great show regardless, and he engaged with the crowd a hell of a lot, and really got people going. Definitely worth seeing live if you get the chance!
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Wish he'd tour with Necessary Response stuff, or just play it anyway as Aesthetic Perfection since they seem to be dove-tailing anyway. In other news, how awesome is Necessary Response as a scene troll name?
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Echogenetic sounds pretty good. Nothing really stands out after a few listens, but it certainly wasn't a disappointment like IED.
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teethgrinder posted:In other news, how awesome is Necessary Response as a scene troll name? Was just thinking they should do a tour with Imperative Reaction. Wouldn't surprise me if they already have.
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The Cleaner posted:Was just thinking they should do a tour with Imperative Reaction. Wouldn't surprise me if they already have. As far as I know, the band name "Necessary Response" is because Daniel Graves was part of IR's touring lineup a few years ago. Don't know if the two groups ever actually toured "together" though.
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One of IR's (I think former) touring members used to post on SA regularly, but I haven't seen him post in ages. Don't remember his name here exactly. I think it was some variation on "dookie".
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SacrificialGoat posted:Echogenetic sounds pretty good. Nothing really stands out after a few listens, but it certainly wasn't a disappointment like IED. It still makes me excited to see them live next month, at least.
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Chumbawamba's Tubthumber album is the only angry industrial pop ska album I can think exists. Are there any other bands that have put out similar to this? I've been listening to it for 16 years now and it never gets old, but I've always wondered if I've missed something. They are not an industrial band, but all the elements of this album and the tone easily falls under the umbrella of today's definition of the genre. I actually feel it is the embodiment of industrial rock and come to think of it, I've actually listened to this album more than I have most of the essential industrial rock albums of the mid 90s. It is a frustrated semi nihilistic snide sarcastic look a social climate where you're getting hosed by the government, life, whatever, turn to drugs. Let's get drunk. Quirk fucked around with this message at 09:18 on Jul 11, 2013 |
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Phoenixan posted:it still doesn't replace albums like Civilization or Hard Wired as my favorites. True, though I am hearing alot of elements from Civilization, Artificial Soldier and even Epitaph. Although nothing stands out nor is particularly catchy, the whole album sounds great. It's also surprisingly experimental, dark, and doesn't focus on trendy sounds (wub-wub-waaah) as much as I thought it would.
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One of the bands that I've always loved since Back In The Day is Flesh Field, and it makes me really sad that the band split up. I love the male/female vocals and the slightly video-gamey-without-being-chiptune synth sound Are there any bands around at the moment who have a remotely similar sound?
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Two more copies of the Legend album on vinyl if anyone is interested... http://www.stormingthebase.com/legend-fearless-vinyl-cd/ I balked at first when I saw them post that they'd secured nine more copies, but I listened to it again today, and decided I'm obsessed. edit: That said, the bass sounds like they had Assemblage 23 - Failure-like issues in mastering. It's intense, but might actually be over-the-top. This isn't a complaint! teethgrinder fucked around with this message at 06:24 on Jul 18, 2013 |
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Death in June is touring the U.S. haha oh man. Hoo hee. Hrm.
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Omi-Polari posted:Death in June is touring the U.S. haha oh man. Hoo hee. Hrm. Here and I was wondering which US cities had active antifa scenes.
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Pope Guilty posted:Here and I was wondering which US cities had active antifa scenes. I might hit up the lefty infoshop, though. They'd probably know. BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 18:55 on Jul 18, 2013 |
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Didn't the 'antifascists' make death threats to the club owner and say they were going to firebomb the place to shut down the last American shows? Because that is some Grade A irony.
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Quirk posted:Chumbawamba's Tubthumber album is the only angry industrial pop ska album I can think exists. Are there any other bands that have put out similar to this? I've been listening to it for 16 years now and it never gets old, but I've always wondered if I've missed something. I'd love to know this also, I love Chumbawamba to death, even if they did go off the deep end toward the end (but who can blame them, they've been doing their thing since the 80s). An industrial cover album of the best Chumbawamba songs would blow my mind. Always been partial to the Mary, Mary Stigmata remix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MOxsvx-HVU
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You know what Chumbawamba own at? Folk music. 
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Thanks so much for this thread man. Just discovered me some new artists. 
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Apparently the limited edition of the new Covenant album has a bonus CD with one 76-minute track with lyrics and vocals by a Swedish poet. e: I mean it sounds cool but pretty surprising nonetheless. a cyborg mug fucked around with this message at 12:52 on Jul 23, 2013 |
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