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This is worth a listen, some sort of industrial war metal stuff. https://thoseopposedrecords.bandcamp.com/album/neo-punishment-systems
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The Clit Avoider posted:I personally think the production on the Thorns album makes it worth a mention in that sort of category. I guess some industrial black metal is cyber-ish but I always expect cyber metal to have more EBM/electro-industrial influence, and Thorns is just really sterile and caustic, drum machine-driven stuff. I'd place it closer to bands like Mysticum or Axis of Perdition, it's on the more noisy and Godflesh-y side of things. If there was an "industrial black" band I'd honestly say was closer to cyber metal it'd be Aborym or something, or ...And Oceans like Nordick mentioned.
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It's the sterility that makes me think that way - it's extremely cold, emotionless and alien. Industrial genre/subgenre arguments are a complete headfuck though. I fail to see what is industrial about 90% of the bands under the banners.
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Aug 8, 2015 22:48
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Gamma Nerd posted:it's on the more noisy and Godflesh-y side of things. That's the side I'm looking for in industrial metal and I get bummed out when it's EBM 
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Aug 8, 2015 22:52
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I'm pretty bummed I've never found a metal band that incorporates martial industrial influence. It seems like a great fit.
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Kilometers Davis posted:I'm pretty bummed I've never found a metal band that incorporates martial industrial influence. It seems like a great fit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ_KCRqFK20 I mean, I'm not sure if "martial industrial" is a specific kinda term, It just made me think of that album. Not a very good band tbh, but they have some cool bits scattered here and there. Nordick fucked around with this message at 23:07 on Aug 8, 2015 |
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Aug 8, 2015 23:04
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Kilometers Davis posted:I'm pretty bummed I've never found a metal band that incorporates martial industrial influence. It seems like a great fit. Mz 412 did attempt this early on.
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Snowy posted:That's the side I'm looking for in industrial metal and I get bummed out when it's EBM Same here. I can give some suggestions though. Cssaba: Pounding and droning. P.H.O.B.O.S.: Godflesh + doom Kill the Thrill: Godflesh but more gothy Neo Inferno 262: abrasive noisy industrial BM O.L.D.: No clue what to call this but it involves sound manipulation wizard James Plotkin, whose solo material is also very interesting if not exactly "metal". La Division Mentale: Nurse With Wound metal The Axis of Perdition: Blistering, spidery technical black metal. Trayjen: Black industrial with super weird production and DRUM MACHINE. (V.E.G.A.): Brutally noisy. Spektr: The Axis of Perdition meets Ephel Duath, sorta? Skin Chamber: Metal project of Controlled Bleeding. The Clit Avoider posted:It's the sterility that makes me think that way - it's extremely cold, emotionless and alien. Well, it's another classification that's sort of a phylogeny type thing. All the bands under the industrial umbrella have lineage in a specific artistic scene, even though they've taken very different viewpoints. Just like tech deathcore and funeral doom are both metal subgenres but have almost no tonal or rhythmic similarity.
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Aug 8, 2015 23:32
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Turmion Katlot and Raubtier are both excellent industrial metal.
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well my neck still hurts from Dying Fetus last night again proving to be one of the best live acts ever. Organ Dealer was pretty sick too, their frontman is a crazy person
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Gamma Nerd posted:I guess some industrial black metal is cyber-ish but I always expect cyber metal to have more EBM/electro-industrial influence, and Thorns is just really sterile and caustic, drum machine-driven stuff. I'd place it closer to bands like Mysticum or Axis of Perdition, it's on the more noisy and Godflesh-y side of things. If there was an "industrial black" band I'd honestly say was closer to cyber metal it'd be Aborym or something, or ...And Oceans like Nordick mentioned. You might want to try Psyclon Nine, who are an EBM who ape black metal rather than vice versa.
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Aug 9, 2015 02:30
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Kilometers Davis posted:I'm pretty bummed I've never found a metal band that incorporates martial industrial influence. It seems like a great fit. There's NKVD, and also a new project with the same guy called Autokrator that sort of do this. I'm not really that big a fan of it(possibly because I think most martial industrial is really bad) but some people seem to like it.
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Also the first album by Pitchshifter, appropriately titled Industrial, is actually pretty good although I hear they went straight in the shitter after that. It's decent Streetcleaner worship. I used to like playing the vinyl pitched down as low as I could get it for extra heaviness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvjpbSVEHho e- Gamma Nerd posted:cool stuff Snowy fucked around with this message at 02:55 on Aug 9, 2015 |
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Aug 9, 2015 02:49
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Some of this martial industrialish metal almost hits the spot but not quite what I've been looking for. One of my all time favorite bands is Rome and if some, say, atmospheric metal band used similar samples, textures and rhythms I think it could be amazing. I guess this is a good example of gently caress off and make what you want to hear.
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Snowy posted:Also the first album by Pitchshifter, appropriately titled Industrial, is actually pretty good although I hear they went straight in the shitter after that. It's decent Streetcleaner worship. I used to like playing the vinyl pitched down as low as I could get it for extra heaviness. I love Pitchshifter, but yeah they definitely changed from heavy industrial to pretty much just rock music when they stopped letting Mark Clayden sing and had his brother take over main vocals. Feels like almost all the bands I loved from around that time all changed their style for the worse. 
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Bitchkrieg posted:Turmion Katlot and Raubtier are both excellent industrial metal. Turmion Katilot are pretty amazing, I guess it's quibbling but I always think of them as "techno metal" or even "dance metal". It's like a mix of techno, rob zombie, and kmfdm. Also, this is one of the best fan made videos I've ever seen from their best album, it's so perfect for this song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOyThaHDGvM Another video for a later album featuring Peter Tagtgren because of course he has to be involved in anything remotely techno metal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBxi0rPBIeM Turmion also have a "side project" called 2 Times Terror that is in a similar vein but probably more EBM I guess. Bonus dance/salsa interlude @2:30 in this fantastic video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpweFnWQSvg TollTheHounds fucked around with this message at 22:06 on Aug 9, 2015 |
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Ha, I kinda like that! Not a fan of the vocals but gonna give these guys a listen 
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Neurosis was great last night, the finale was awesome. Scott Kelly kinda seemed like he needed a hand off the stage, but the dudes are almost 50 and still killing it, so I'm not surprised if it takes it out of them. The Body was cool, kind of a bunch of apocalyptic noise and fuzz. Brothers of the Sonic Cloth were alright, started off sorta boring, the last few songs were pretty good, though. Sumac was pretty great.
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TollTheHounds posted:Turmion Katilot are pretty amazing, I guess it's quibbling but I always think of them as "techno metal" or even "dance metal". It's like a mix of techno, rob zombie, and kmfdm. You're missing the best TK "fan" creation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SboyoievYU Full song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5AbhDdwK-Q Possibly my favorite of theirs'
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This poster loves police brutality, but only when its against minorities!
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Kilometers Davis posted:Some of this martial industrialish metal almost hits the spot but not quite what I've been looking for. One of my all time favorite bands is Rome and if some, say, atmospheric metal band used similar samples, textures and rhythms I think it could be amazing. I guess this is a good example of gently caress off and make what you want to hear. What era Rome? Flowers from Exile onwards is more singer-songwriter than neofolk, and very little to do with martial industrial. You'd be far better off looking at newer Current 93 and Wovenhand. As for the earlier stuff... well, it's more neofolk/martial and doesn't really have much close to it in its own genres nevermind with a black metal influence. It should also be pointed out that if there's any black metal band that efficiently fuses martial influences along with samples, its chances of being NSBM increase exponentially (at about the same rate its chances of being good decrease).
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Gentlemen, I'm looking for some guitar oriented power metal in the vein of Helloween and Hibria. In a change of pace, I'd like something non-symphonic if possible. Kind of like Iced Earth but in a major key.
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At the ripe old age of 32 I'm definitely getting tinnitus. Are Etymotic still the good poo poo as far as earplugs? I wear those whenever I can/remember to but at this point I'd definitely spend if there's something better that doesn't distort the music as much. Already have impressions from custom earbuds too if that's a thing.
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the yeti posted:At the ripe old age of 32 I'm definitely getting tinnitus. Are Etymotic still the good poo poo as far as earplugs? I wear those whenever I can/remember to but at this point I'd definitely spend if there's something better that doesn't distort the music as much. Already have impressions from custom earbuds too if that's a thing. Yeah, Etymotic/Hearos/Alpine are about the same, and they're the best you're going to get for $10-20. For anything more, you'd probably need to go to an audiologist (though you have an impression already, so you may be able to skip this step) and then order custom earplugs, often with changeable attenuators. But you're talking $100-200+ for that, easily.
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Optimum Gulps posted:Yeah, Etymotic/Hearos/Alpine are about the same, and they're the best you're going to get for $10-20. For anything more, you'd probably need to go to an audiologist (though you have an impression already, so you may be able to skip this step) and then order custom earplugs, often with changeable attenuators. But you're talking $100-200+ for that, easily. Oof. But I mean, I've spent that on speakers and headphones, why not something to preserve my hearing.
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Exodus is hitting Philly exactly one year since I saw them locally. King Diamond headlining. Might be worth it, especially since I can show up at Thanksgiving dinner with my family completely hosed up.
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Vargatron posted:Gentlemen, I'm looking for some guitar oriented power metal in the vein of Helloween and Hibria. In a change of pace, I'd like something non-symphonic if possible. Kind of like Iced Earth but in a major key. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOcNfbmQv_4 Iron Savior. I'm personally not that much into them anymore, but there's no denying they do guitar-oriented power metal very, very well. And yes, that's Kai Hansen on vocals again. (They have another vocalist too, they kinda take turns) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCfrL4ALb4A Speaking of Kai Hansen, I'm just going to assume you know Gamma Ray. Fake edit: Oh right, Metalium used to be pretty good at this stuff too, despite their immensely corny name. They also occasionally utilized the arcane art of "actually audible bass guitar". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15DfIEqyo-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L89jUOVHtps
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Vargatron posted:Gentlemen, I'm looking for some guitar oriented power metal in the vein of Helloween and Hibria. In a change of pace, I'd like something non-symphonic if possible. Kind of like Iced Earth but in a major key. Jag Panzer, they're like Iced Earth except with a good vocalist and good song writing. Also, you're probably really looking for speed metal so listen to some Agent Steel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdCwdfjMqHg
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there's a second preview track from the new Ares Kingdom up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L0H0TTNxkU
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Vargatron posted:Gentlemen, I'm looking for some guitar oriented power metal in the vein of Helloween and Hibria. In a change of pace, I'd like something non-symphonic if possible. Kind of like Iced Earth but in a major key. If you need it to be clean, Battlebeast aren't very consistently good but they are super similar to Hibria and have some serious jams. Also Dream Evil, you'll probably like Dream Evil since you seem to have a high tolerance for corny metal and Dream Evil is the corniest of metal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rdOTRBYPXY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEpcS1r9-m4
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El Estrago Bonito posted:Battlebeast aren't very consistently good but they are super similar to Hibria Um, no they aren't. Battle Beast are WAY poppier and absolutely loaded with cheesy lead synths, which are completely absent from Hibria's music. Don't get me wrong, Battle Beast are great fun and I enjoy a lot of their stuff, but calling them "super similar" to Hibria is pretty misleading.
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Going to completely ignore "i want it to sound like" in power metal and just suggest the second Afflicted album. Although really people should just listen to Omen, Running Wild, Satan's Host, Iron Angel blah blah blah.
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The Clit Avoider posted:Going to completely ignore "i want it to sound like" in power metal and just suggest the second Afflicted album.  in metalsatan's host is basically the best power metal band though
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gently caress it, listen to early Helstar and Riot too.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zsH54pPZqg Edit: no way, they have this on spotify now Spanish Manlove fucked around with this message at 15:33 on Aug 11, 2015 |
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Aug 11, 2015 15:30
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Pretty sure that guy is the engineer from TF2.
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Well, I wanted a Cattle Decapitation headlining date, but...
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Snowy posted:That's the side I'm looking for in industrial metal and I get bummed out when it's EBM Here's a thing.
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:Well, I wanted a Cattle Decapitation headlining date, but... Two shows in NC and nothing in GA? My mind is blown.
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