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Future Days posted:Oh look KMFDM will release another run of the mill forgettable album. I'm sure th- KMFDM DOIN' THE SAME SONG AGAIN! Watts returning is interesting since he pretty recently collabed with Gunther and En Esch.
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hatelull posted:Set phasers to scoff? its a bad list because instead of picking one definition of the word industrial they've tried to accommodate all of the different definitions simultaneously, so you have whitehouse and nurse with wound next to ebm and industrial rock stuff. death grips and clipping being on there is laughable and pharmakon is very good but that's not her best record and it's ridiculous to put her on there and not include any of the equally excellent power electronics/death industrial artists that influenced her, or any of the many contemporary artists working in those genres who are just as good. but what can you expect for pitchfork's genre tourist crap, i'm surprised they even included whitehouse and controlled bleeding to be honest.
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Anyone else have any impressions on the new 3TEETH album? I'm 100% enjoying it, a lot of people giving Alexis poo poo for trying out new vocal styles all the time but I feel like it just gives variety over the length of a full album.
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Photex posted:Anyone else have any impressions on the new 3TEETH album? It's been years, if not decades, that I've been interested in an album that's newly released - is it common that there's some delay before it's available on bandcamp? Or is it just still unavailable when you're browsing from Europe? I don't see it on 3teeth.org either.
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Hannibal Rex posted:It's been years, if not decades, that I've been interested in an album that's newly released - is it common that there's some delay before it's available on bandcamp? Or is it just still unavailable when you're browsing from Europe? I don't see it on 3teeth.org either. They are on Century Records now so I don't think they'll be putting it on bandcamp but they did release it on youtube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lQs_BIfoHkq6EBiuOq_M6GZt1QZcW-7zg This is how i'm listening to it 
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Photex posted:Anyone else have any impressions on the new 3TEETH album? I'm 100% enjoying it, a lot of people giving Alexis poo poo for trying out new vocal styles all the time but I feel like it just gives variety over the length of a full album. I only listened to the singles, and they didn't hold a candle to the ho99o9 collabs
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MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT: In The House Of Strange Affairs - extruded alternative butt rock product. No compelling tracks. My attention kept drifting and I daydreamed of actually good songs. Change my mind.
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divabot posted:MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT: In The House Of Strange Affairs - extruded alternative butt rock product. No compelling tracks. My attention kept drifting and I daydreamed of actually good songs. Change my mind. They haven't been compelling in over 25 years, why should I change your mind?
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I went and saw SRSQ and Street Sects and it was worth it despite the short set lists
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Next up: Twin Tribes Straight outta the Rio Grande Valley... move over Blutengel!!!!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1EUT1h9gEQ
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SRSQ is devastating and out of this world, like if you combined Twin Peaks with the blue opera-singing space alien from the Fifth Element and made it goth. Street Sects is like if you combined Mike Patton with Nine Inch Nails and with so much fog that it makes Covenant's use of fog look like a baby-level amount of fog. There was a lot of fog.
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david_a posted:VIVIsectVI would be my pick over Rabies, which outside of Worlock is primarily notable for holding the band together for a few more albums. It’s not very representative of their sound either. 
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Man, where were all you fellow VIVIsectVI boosters back on r.m.i. in the late 90s lol I used to think I was the only one who thought it was their best
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All I remember from that was the loathing of The Process, which I took umbrage with. Also the incessant fights about what industrial is.
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I like ViVisectVi and Too Dark Park a LOT but mostly can take or leave the rest of their catalogue. Ogre's vocals don't really work so great when the music isn't as abrasive.
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Photex posted:Anyone else have any impressions on the new 3TEETH album? I'm 100% enjoying it, a lot of people giving Alexis poo poo for trying out new vocal styles all the time but I feel like it just gives variety over the length of a full album. The dude from 3teeth looks just like General Talbot from Agents of Shield, change my mind  
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teethgrinder posted:All I remember from that was the loathing of The Process, which I took umbrage with. My friend let me tell you how The Process is actually the best Skinny Puppy album. Pope Guilty posted:I like ViVisectVi and Too Dark Park a LOT but mostly can take or leave the rest of their catalogue. Ogre's vocals don't really work so great when the music isn't as abrasive. ohGr is great because it's less abrasive music with his vocals. Also more rapping.
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precision posted:Man, where were all you fellow VIVIsectVI boosters back on r.m.i. in the late 90s lol Did we trade mix tapes
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precision posted:Man, where were all you fellow VIVIsectVI boosters back on r.m.i. in the late 90s lol I was too busy lurking for the most part and being afraid to post in the incessant arguments re what was or was not industrial. Also, Too Dark Park for life.
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My favorites were every other album Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse, Vivisect VI, and Too Dark Park were my favorites - and I was less keen on Cleanse, Fold & Manipulate, Rabies, and Last Rights overall (though each still had tracks I loved). I liked "industrial" being a catch-all term for a wide variety of music. Hyphenated micro-genres are a creative straight-jacket.
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How are you lot going to hype on vivisectVI and Too Dark Park but straight up ignore Last Rights?
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hatelull posted:How are you lot going to hype on vivisectVI and Too Dark Park but straight up ignore Last Rights? I loving love Killing Game and Inquisition but the rest of the album leaves me cold. Those two tracks are incredible though
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"Killing Game" was a staple of my 90s industrial club DJ sets. It's a loving phenomenal song.
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Just a reminder that The Gothsicles are awesome https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ydBFVTosJ0
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My favorite Last Rights tracks were Mirror Saw, Riverz End, Circustance, and Download. Didn't much care for the rest.
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I love Last Rights. From "Love in Vein" to "Download," the whole album is great. My least favorite track is "Lust Chance," but mostly because it's embarrassing if someone else hears it. But it's still great music. When I used to have real life conversations about which Skinny Puppy album was my favorite, I would say Too Dark Park and Last Rights played as one continuous album. That's my poo poo. I love all of Skinny Puppy's pre-Process output, though. The Process is... fine. Not great. Didn't really age well. Definitely feels like another band's album. I've fallen out of love with their post-2000 output. It used to be very important to me, but sometime after Weapon I was listening to it in the car and something just rubbed me the wrong way, and I said, "digital bullshit," outloud to myself, and that phrase pretty much sums up how I feel about the new stuff now. Fans of old Puppy should check out Statiqbloom, they just released a new album called Asphyxia. Their previous album, Blue Moon Blood is also great.
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LabyaMynora posted:Fans of old Puppy should check out Statiqbloom, they just released a new album called Asphyxia. Their previous album, Blue Moon Blood is also great. literally just came here to post about Statiqbloom. They clearly loved their ’80s industrial bands who hit barrels with hammers and wanted to do that but on Ableton Live. They are openly nostalgic, and pay rather more attention to song structure than their heroes did. Like if alternative buttrock industrial didn’t have guitar solos, and barely had guitars. The album.
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mennoknight posted:have we talked about how loving good the new Drab Majesty record is yet No, because my mail hasn't arrived today. SHHHHHH!!!!
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mennoknight posted:have we talked about how loving good the new Drab Majesty record is yet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5411duvNeE they just have a way of kicking everyone's rear end completely and making it look easy like when that bass kicks in at 3:10 and also when they just kick even more rear end at 5:57 also went back and watched another one of their videos and noticed like half the people in it were at the SRSQ show the other night, and then i looked down at the credits and recognized the director's name. largely a local crew / gang / posse of trans women artists who live in my town and work with them so that's cool. feels like i'm the last guy to figure things out around here. BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 14:05 on Jul 12, 2019 |
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CornHolio posted:The dude from 3teeth looks just like General Talbot from Agents of Shield, change my mind I met Lex briefly after the Ministry show yesterday, without the glasses an a ball cap on, he's the spitting image of Kevin Kline in A Fish Called Wanda.
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Here's a mega long shot: any of you have any releases by a band called Cut Rate Box? I knew them in high school and had their home made tapes, then many years later I saw that they had apparently somewhat "made it" but I've never been able to actually find any of their stuff aside from one remix they did of a Xymox song Side note, who else is old enough to remember when they were just named Xymox, not Clan Of
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I remember Cut.Rate.Box - I even saw them live once about 15 or 16 years ago. I don't actually have anything of theirs unfortunately :-( Unrelated: Rammstein were awesome live, and I think it's both funny and sad that their live show is exactly what a lot of electro-industrial bands would do if they had the money/fanbase for it.
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Oh! And that somehow reminds me of this, which I'm glad the internet found: https://youtu.be/5NMl3wgf4xU God I used to love that track lol
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precision posted:Here's a mega long shot: any of you have any releases by a band called Cut Rate Box? I knew them in high school and had their home made tapes, then many years later I saw that they had apparently somewhat "made it" but I've never been able to actually find any of their stuff aside from one remix they did of a Xymox song I’ve got the first 2 cut.rate.box discs in my basement somewhere. I was buddies with one of the Gashed! guys, they were counting on that band exploding. Meh. There’s some good stuff on New Religion.
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precision posted:Here's a mega long shot: any of you have any releases by a band called Cut Rate Box? I knew them in high school and had their home made tapes, then many years later I saw that they had apparently somewhat "made it" but I've never been able to actually find any of their stuff aside from one remix they did of a Xymox song You can buy some cut.rate.box mp3s on amazon, it looks like btw
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