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Prop Wash posted:New Kontravoid is pretty good! New to me, anyway, it came out like two weeks ago but I've been busy. Oh yeah forgot about this one. I like it quite a bit, the whole album has a consistent quality to it. It's a really solid approach to EBM for the modern era. I like to describe it as "Joy Division by way of Front 242" BrutalistMcDonalds posted:Street Sects owns extremely hard. Never heard them before catching a short set (I went to see SRSQ) and they melted my face off. They're coming back too. Yeah it's amazing how low they fly under the radar, considering the amazing concoction of noise they belt out.
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I vaguely recall a goon being in Cyanotic. Is that a thing? If yes I'll see you in like half an hour I guess
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I believe Twiin has worked with Cyanotic at times but I don't know if that's ongoing.
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Pope Guilty posted:I believe Twiin has worked with Cyanotic at times but I don't know if that's ongoing. Ahh okay, that's probably what I was thinking of. $15 for A Primitive Evolution, Cyanotic, and PIG is a loving steal, I'm shocked by how thin the crowd is. Granted, I think the show was only announced a couple weeks ago and it's Sunday, but still. There's less than 50 people here.
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The Spotify algorithm finally did something useful and recommended some Finnish EBM band I've never heard of. I've probably listened to this song a hundered times since friday. Just love it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VD_tmSb3Ar4 Hedenius fucked around with this message at 21:36 on Sep 30, 2019 |
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Makeup and Vanity Set posted a kickass track for the sequel to beloved goon vidcon Brigador.
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Hedenius posted:The Spotify algorithm finally did something useful and recommended some Finnish EMB band I've never heard of. I've probably listened to this song a hundered times since friday. Just love it. Oh my god, I am loving the video.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Oh my god, I am loving the video.
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The angriest public access performance ever. Fuckin' love it.
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So Unendlich and Stoppenberg did some collaboration and it is GOOD AS HELL https://open.spotify.com/album/44450aIl6qyXjL7v76CYn0?si=PUJXO9hZTEuuiflfUh9dqA
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CherryCola posted:So Unendlich and Stoppenberg did some collaboration and it is GOOD AS HELL Never heard of any of those bands. I really like that.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Oh my god, I am loving the video. quote:Stress And I looked up the lyrics for another one of their songs and I loving guarantee you that at least one of these guys is an IT guy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSOU7qECbfA quote:The Consultant
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Hedenius posted:I was a bit curious about the lyrics since I love the song so much and it turns out I love it even more after I looked that up. They are friends of the revolution. 95% of the EBM scene are IT guys.
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This is fun - Boy Harsher write a song live in 10 minutes on camera. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2AvowtjC8U
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Hedenius posted:Never heard of any of those bands. I really like that. Stoppenberg is the same guy as X-Fusion and Noisuf-X and I love it so much
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So it looks like a new Velvet Acid Christ album got released a few months ago without me noticing. Listening to it now, I like it. Doesn't really do anything new, but that's not such a terrible thing.
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Jesper Kyd should be mentioned itt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WRfWbEt-h8
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New video from Hatari: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRB0hU7qMZ4
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PIG just got added to the 3TEETH UK tour, you lucky fucks.
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I was kind of underwhelmed by PIG at Cold Waves :/ It was fine. Overshadowed by PWEI, Chemlab and Filter for me. I'm not even a fan of Chemlab or Filter. I am loving hyped for Pigface soon.
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an amazing rendition of Everyday is Halloween got posted today by Al https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QorKFQ50ZK0
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So there's a legendary pink dots show in Denver tonight! I had no idea it was fancy dress and I'm here holding my dick in my hand amongst the picts and the flappers wearing my band t shirt and combat boots. This is the oldest a goth can feel, to feel this way E: he is wearing a dressing gown, silk scarf, and is barefoot on stage. This makes total sense to me. boo_radley fucked around with this message at 07:00 on Nov 1, 2019 |
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boo_radley posted:So there's a legendary pink dots show in Denver tonight! I had no idea it was fancy dress and I'm here holding my dick in my hand amongst the picts and the flappers wearing my band t shirt and combat boots. I was quite excited that this recent tour scored me a copy of Crushed Velvet Apocalypse on vinyl AAAND I got to here "New Tomorrow" live. All in all, a really good dots experience. He's had that outfit on for the past several tours I've seen.
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I'm a day late with it, but this is a terrific playlist. Great mix of new and old.
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I think I asked this in the recommendation thread before but I think here is a better place to ask Does anyone have recommendations for industrial/metal/EBM that involves dub music? Or dubbed industrial albums? I'm basically looking for anything that's heavy (preferably industrial but really any genre) and dubbed. Basically I REALLY REALLY LOVE Godflesh's "Love and Hate in Dub" and I want more of anything that even vaguely resembles that. I love classic dub like King Tubby but I really love when people dub heavy music or work dub sounds into heavy music. Edit: (Ive explored all of Justin Broadrick's side/solo stuff already) Kvlt! fucked around with this message at 18:33 on Nov 2, 2019 |
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Kvlt! posted:I think I asked this in the recommendation thread before but I think here is a better place to ask
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hatelull posted:I was quite excited that this recent tour scored me a copy of Crushed Velvet Apocalypse on vinyl AAAND I got to here "New Tomorrow" live. All in all, a really good dots experience. This show was so good! The mix of droning psychedelia and poppy tunes was great. The opener was a band named Drood whose singer subs exactly like Peter Murphy to me . A+, would see again.
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Kvlt! posted:I think I asked this in the recommendation thread before but I think here is a better place to ask It's not really that heavy but you might try Controlled Bleeding's Dub Songs From a Shallow Grave
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Kvlt! posted:I think I asked this in the recommendation thread before but I think here is a better place to ask Does PWEI's Dos Dedos Mis Amigos count? Thinking of Menofearthereaper specifically, but there's dub stuff interspersed through the album.
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cEVIN Key and Twilight Circus (ex-LPD guy) did couple of albums as dubcon. It is very much NOT aggressive, and likely just an excuse for Key to smoke obscene amounts of weed and gently caress around in the studio for a project that is not platEAU. It's … ok. Still, industrial adjacent (more like down the block, turn left, go through three lights and it's the second bodega on the left).
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spider_ross.avi posted:Jesper Kyd should be mentioned itt. Concur. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V374HOXZ12Q
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Kamrat posted:New video from Hatari: this owns too
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i think what laibach is doing is something only avant-garde people from former communist countries can really pull off, which is to critique the system by over-identifying with it -- and not in an ironic way (like colbert or something). but a very sincere empathy with the ideals, and vis-a-vis laibach's songs about north korea, deep empathy with the people living there. but that also exposes the gap -- and contradiction -- by which the regime has failed to live up to those same ideals, and failed its people. this kinda breaks through the barriers in a way that other forms of "satire" cannot do, as underlying many of those kinds of satire is a real lack of understanding or fear / hatred of north korea and the people there, and the urge to destroy it and them, which is very sad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyIbGicgfPs a soviet band that did something similar is AVIA, which would have this remarkably absurd performances mimicking soviet tropes like human pyramids and the komsomol (youth league), along with funny takes on party slogans which was instantly hilarious to the audience. they'd also have tours like "we'll meet you on the 1,000-year anniversary of the great october revolution" which was also funny, because the party would have slogans like that but for 100 years and so on, so AVIA was like way too enthusiastic about a bunch of slogans that people had stopped taking particularly seriously. it wasn't directly oppositional, but it wasn't directly and straightforwardly supportive of the system either (that was considered lame as gently caress for avant-garde artists). it was overly-supportive that took it to the level of the absurd and the insane. that's probably more like colbert though. anyways industrial fans will dig it, at least thematically, since a lot of industrial artists do similar stuff where they try to gently caress with people's expectations that song is more ska-pop though but they had some industrial sounding stuff too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4glWWzlZS0c BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 09:47 on Nov 9, 2019 |
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On Sunday I'm seeing Martin Atkins, Mary Byker, Lesley Rankine, Curse Mackey, En Esch, Dirk Flanigan, Bobdog Caitlin, Bradley Bills, Greta Brinkman, Charles Levi, and Orville Kline.
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teethgrinder posted:On Sunday I'm seeing Martin Atkins, Mary Byker, Lesley Rankine, Curse Mackey, En Esch, Dirk Flanigan, Bobdog Caitlin, Bradley Bills, Greta Brinkman, Charles Levi, and Orville Kline. I think my ONE live experience with that project was Atkins, Rankine, Esch, Ogre, and maybe Tucker or Raven? There was DEFINITLEY no Connelly or Mary Byker. I was super excited because this was my first time to see Ogre live in the flesh, having missed the boat on the Puppy tours (bad timing, since that wouldn't happen again for what over a loving decade?) It was the FOOK tour, and an early one at that. It's all a blur now. Thanks 
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