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teethgrinder posted:I don't know all the song names yet, but it's grown on me significantly with each listen. T+A=$$$ is enjoyable for sure though. The overseas carrier pigeon delivered mine a bit over a week ago, and drat, that's a fine title track. I'm constantly reminded how badly I need to get the woofers in my backseat fixed, because when the bass kicks in, woosh. I'm glad we got two Spinath tracks on this. The Mesh contribution is extremely disappointing. I've already got this on the Automation Baby LE and it's one I usually skip. I'm also constantly tempted to start the CD over all the time, and am usually skipping over the last song. I'm not really a fan of The Cure-sounding stuff. It's too organic for my robot electronic taste. Danger - Octopus! posted:Got the new VNV album and it's pretty good. After a first listen, it's not as good as Automatic, but I like it a lot more than Matter+Form, Judgement or Of Faith, Power & Glory. I listened through it 2-3 times, and I can't remember a single track. It's not awful, there's just nothing on the album that seems to define it. It feels all over the place, elements of previous albums everywhere. The latest Covenant album felt a bit the same way.
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I really liked Kloq and was looking forward to the new album. What the gently caress happened there... I think someone finally beat Apoptygma in the "turn to poo poo" category. edit: The new Laibach EP is a monster. And has that peculiar quality of sounding exactly like typical Laibach songs without sounding much like anything Laibach has done before. Hedenius fucked around with this message at 20:48 on Oct 17, 2013 |
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'Resistance is Futile' is fantastic, new VNV is...acceptable, and new Gary Numan is blowing me away. Is anyone else digging 'Splinter' like I am? 2013, why are you such an amazing year for music?
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looking.glass.eyes posted:'Resistance is Futile' is fantastic, new VNV is...acceptable, and new Gary Numan is blowing me away. Is anyone else digging 'Splinter' like I am? 2013, why are you such an amazing year for music? Splinter is great, but then again I'm a massive fan of Numan's recent work. I will say that the gothy ballads are lost on me a little bit because they meander quite a bit, but the opening tracks are phenomenal! 2013 has been an incredible year for music and there are still a few releases on the horizon that I'm still hyped for!
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Whoa, finally clicked and saw that it's the "Toronto Edition".
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Wow, that's really cool. Is this a one time move or testing out a more permanent move? Also can I say (again) how awesome it is that you're part of Antigen Shift, Twiin, (but where the hell is the promised 2012 album!?). And congrats The Cleaner! This Morn' Omina is playing?  looking.glass.eyes posted:'Resistance is Futile' is fantastic, new VNV is...acceptable, and new Gary Numan is blowing me away. Is anyone else digging 'Splinter' like I am? 2013, why are you such an amazing year for music? Noricae fucked around with this message at 19:35 on Oct 20, 2013 |
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Y'all should go listen to Ohm right now. Chris Peterson and Craig Huxtable. GOOD! edit: http://www.releasemagazine.net/leaving-babylon-track-by-track-commentary-by-covenant/#more-6242 Hedenius fucked around with this message at 21:03 on Oct 20, 2013 |
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Does anyone know what the KMFDM set list looks like? They are rolling in through town on Wed, but I saw them last year. If its the same list, I'll skip it probably. I'd like a little more skold era live stuff, but not really expecting it.
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Noricae posted:Wow, that's really cool. Is this a one time move or testing out a more permanent move? Also can I say (again) how awesome it is that you're part of Antigen Shift, Twiin, (but where the hell is the promised 2012 album!?). And congrats The Cleaner! This is probably a one-time move. They can't find any venues that meet their requirements in Montreal, so they're gonna try Toronto and see what happens. The new album is on my ipod waiting for final edits and mastering, and then hopefully release. You can hear one of the tracks on this comp, which somehow includes three other bands from Ottawa that will be playing Kinetik.
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Noricae posted:congrats The Cleaner! Thanks Noricae. It should be an interesting show to say the least.. The Cleaner fucked around with this message at 07:02 on Oct 21, 2013 |
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My new album that's coming out in December has almost all the tracks up for streaming. Plus a few remixes from Dreams Divide, Art Deko, Garten Der Asche, and Machinista. I'd love to get your input on it both positive and negative. http://music.juggernautservices.com/album/sun
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The new VNV nation is really growing on me. The first listen sounded pretty same-y, but there is a lot of depth there that keeps drawing me back.
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I don't remember where I heard about Deadliner, but I'm really digging them. All but their latest album is free here
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Twiin posted:The new album is on my ipod waiting for final edits and mastering, and then hopefully release. You can hear one of the tracks on this comp, which somehow includes three other bands from Ottawa that will be playing Kinetik.
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looking.glass.eyes posted:Is anyone else digging 'Splinter' like I am? I was really "meh" about his last two albums but Splinter owns.
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Stoddard of Front Line Assembly started a project called Rough Hausen, and it's...surprisingly bad. It's like he's after the juggalo market.
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I looked back a few pages but didn't see this brand new Aesthetic Perfection video for Big Bad Wolf. It definitely sounds like it is from the same album as Antibody. It's catchy enough though. There are also some remixes on the Bandcamp page. The A23 mix is pretty solid. There's also a mix by  Ashbury Heights and I have no idea what the next AH album is going to sound like now. I did go to their facebook page though:Ashbury Heights posted:I'm gonna say it now so that I can get properly trolled later. 'If you're shooting with the left hand it means the right side is working' is the best song I've ever written. Edit: Awww yeah 
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Ashbury Heights has been quite active lately, mostly bitching about Cubase. He's responded to me many times though  They're nowhere near releasing anything though.
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The new AP sounds like a low rent Ashbury Heights. Not as bad as the Antibody single, but drat how the mighty have fallen. I don't really think it's industrial.
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Halloween Jack posted:Stoddard of Front Line Assembly started a project called Rough Hausen, and it's...surprisingly bad. It's like he's after the juggalo market. I guess Marc Heal can breath a sigh of relief now that somebody has managed to make an industrial side project worse than Ashtrayhead. Holy poo poo. 
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DeusExMachinima posted:The new AP sounds like a low rent Ashbury Heights. Not as bad as the Antibody single, but drat how the mighty have fallen. I don't really think it's industrial.
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idie:youdie singled out bands with "terror" in their name as the latest musical trend that needs to die, but "Adjectival Noun" names need to die a thousand times harder. I like Cryogenic Echelon, but I mean, come on. Your name is Frozen Rank? Did they just pick obscure words out of a thesaurus?Hedenius posted:I really liked Kloq and was looking forward to the new album. What the gently caress happened there... I think someone finally beat Apoptygma in the "turn to poo poo" category. Speaking of which, I cannot even come to grips with people saying that the best industrial is really coming from mainstream hip-hop producers. In fact, I just can't come to grips with Kanye West's new album being a piss-awful piece of crap. I liked My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. Yeezus sounds like another in a years-long succession of mainstream hip-hop albums with the latest musical trend dumped on them like a cheap sauce. It's the musical equivalent of a Chili's appetizer, and the lyrics sounds like he was talking in his sleep. Edit: VVV Great live show, album is still bullshit. Halloween Jack fucked around with this message at 06:36 on Oct 29, 2013 |
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Halloween Jack posted:Speaking of which, I cannot even come to grips with people saying that the best industrial is really coming from mainstream hip-hop producers. In fact, I just can't come to grips with Kanye West's new album being a piss-awful piece of crap. I liked My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. Yeezus sounds like the latest in a years-long succession of mainstream hip-hop albums with the latest musical dumped on them like a cheap sauce. It's the musical equivalent of a Chili's appetizer, and the lyrics sounds like he was talking in his sleep. Really? I don't know how you can watch this and not think that Kanye puts on a better industrial show than industrial musicians: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuhl6Ji5zHM
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Halloween Jack posted:Speaking of which, I cannot even come to grips with people saying that the best industrial is really coming from mainstream hip-hop producers. Twiin posted:Really? I don't know how you can watch this and not think that Kanye puts on a better industrial show than industrial musicians:
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Armor-Piercing posted:I looked back a few pages but didn't see this brand new Aesthetic Perfection video for Big Bad Wolf. I like to think Graves is some twisted genius who created his first two albums just to set up an elaborate troll of the obscure genre that wronged him as a child.
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Armor-Piercing posted:I had no idea people were saying that, but this Mykki Blanco: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW_QYpjlpSw Death Grips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W43aQxzjyeM El-P: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuYf2-B2wAc
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Ugh worst venue in Toronto. Especially in February. (It's a pain in the rear end to get to.) Honestly it's almost enough for me to not want to go.
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teethgrinder posted:Ugh worst venue in Toronto. Especially in February. (It's a pain in the rear end to get to.) Thanks for solidifying my decision to go to Montreal from Ottawa instead of Toronto.
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teethgrinder posted:Ugh worst venue in Toronto. Especially in February. (It's a pain in the rear end to get to.) Goddamnit.
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Armor-Piercing posted:is pretty interesting. Is it more than just Kanye doing stuff like this then? I don't really follow hip-hop. Dalek is one of the more well-known (and best) crossovers. Here are some others. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7YSNbq2KcQ ^ This is the producer behind Kanye's "Black Skinhead" track. This song isn't hip-hop, but it's about as industrial as it gets while this guy is producing for Kanye West. This video is more subversive than anything being created by awful crap like Combichrist. Here's the Soundcloud page for "Gucci Goth" DJ BlackBlackGold: https://soundcloud.com/goldecahedron I'd really recommend the second mix, "Online Passion." These mountain-time rappers from Colorado are one of my favorites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGpUyeVZQ-o BTW, BlKRHTS' new album is a pay-your-own-price download and it's so good it blows the back of my head off: http://blkhrts.bandcamp.com/album/death-romance-and-the-color-blk BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 00:14 on Oct 30, 2013 |
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And completely unrelated, but you see it in pop music as well. I'm a huge Lady Gaga fan and I remember her mentioning in an interview on German TV about being inspired by gothic-industrial music she began listening to while touring Europe to support her first album. Then you started seeing songs from her that are just straight-up EBM: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8uMXyxvbKA Not to even mention the aesthetics. The outfits in the "Bad Romance" video are plucked right out of the industrial scene. A final point about hip-hop and industrial music: I think it's something that needs to influence the industrial music culture more often. And partly I think it should be for ideological reasons as the industrial scene is sadly a very middle-class white scene, and I don't care at all for this reactionary and elitist neofolk music that caters to the most interminably dull and snobby aspects of it. BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 00:11 on Oct 30, 2013 |
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Omi-Polari posted:Then you started seeing songs from her that are just straight-up EBM: Wow hahah that's amazing. It really is. [edit] I unironically love Black Skinhead too. Thought I recognised the name and it turns out I had the track name written down in the "notes" app on my phone but never actually listened to it before now. Must have heard it on the radio or something. Babby Sathanas fucked around with this message at 00:30 on Oct 30, 2013 |
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