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cEvin Key did the Amoeba What's in My Bag (Home Edition) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ldM6DQ24bA He will say industrial many times and have some choice pulls.
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SacrificialGoat posted:There's a new Pig album out. Thoughts? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PbPfmSYRyw -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhyqFJFyxm4 
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I made a Rammstein-style christmas song for the Awful Xmas thread in GBS. Here it is: https://soundcloud.com/user-530987418/weihnachtsmannlied
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Alex Reed is On His Bullshit Again, thank God. One thousand ho-ho DJs.
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Tac Dibar posted:I made a Rammstein-style christmas song for the Awful Xmas thread in GBS. Here it is: This is very good! divabot posted:Alex Reed is On His Bullshit Again, thank God. One thousand ho-ho DJs. okay great now my christmas playlist has there songs on it. (the third song is Death In Rome's christmas parody of NON - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weRaIqzJvbg)
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divabot posted:Alex Reed is On His Bullshit Again, thank God. One thousand ho-ho DJs. This has no right of being this good, also 1000 Ho-Ho DJ's is the best parody name ever.
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Tac Dibar posted:I made a Rammstein-style christmas song for the Awful Xmas thread in GBS. Here it is: This is pretty loving good. Thanks, dude.
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I forget if I posted this last year but a friend of mine covers a song every time I do a road trip as part of a long running series of bad music mix tapes we put together for these. Last year I asked if he would cover Simply Having a Wonderful Christmastime in the style of C-Tec's Gesellschaft. I told him to listen to Mindphaser and Welcome to Paradise for some inspiration for samples too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBp0012A3Pw The result was one of the wildest things I've ever heard, especially for how much work he put into figuring out just how to duplicate the guitar sounds on that album. Especially because he doesn't make music like thishttps://venter.bandcamp.com/music If you really like the hosed up guitars on Cut you might like this!
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MassRafTer posted:I forget if I posted this last year but a friend of mine covers a song every time I do a road trip as part of a long running series of bad music mix tapes we put together for these. Last year I asked if he would cover Simply Having a Wonderful Christmastime in the style of C-Tec's Gesellschaft. I told him to listen to Mindphaser and Welcome to Paradise for some inspiration for samples too. This is great, like really great. Anyway for some self-promotion, I finished another couple tracks the other day and threw them on bandcamp: https://trellick.bandcamp.com/album/the-disaster-capitalists-dream They're kinda noisy EBM stuff. Danger - Octopus! fucked around with this message at 09:58 on Dec 4, 2020 |
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Ever hear A Gothic–Industrial Tribute to Smashing Pumpkins? I stumbled across it in the SP thread.quote:
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teethgrinder posted:...it is not great. At best some tracks are ... listenable. This is my review of the Smashing Pumpkins... I'm a big fan of Razed in Black. Weird, YoutubeMusic has this quote:A Very Special Tribute To Smashing Pumpkins Similar but different album.
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teethgrinder posted:Ever hear A Gothic–Industrial Tribute to Smashing Pumpkins? I stumbled across it in the SP thread. I miss the era of labels putting out terrible tribute albums as cash grabs, you'd get such weird stuff. I genuinely love FLA and Tiffany covering U2's New Year's Day. I might have to listen to the Bella Morte cover of Soma though.
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MassRafTer posted:I miss the era of labels putting out terrible tribute albums as cash grabs, you'd get such weird stuff. I genuinely love FLA and Tiffany covering U2's New Year's Day. Oh boy, lovely cover albums! This is how I spent the 2000s. Here's one of the less awful but still odd ones I have.  Notable for Hate Dept's chuggy cocksman version of You Spin Me Right Round. Countered by New Mind's (who?) asymptotic, barely listenable version of Waterfalls that has what I can only generously describe as "hosed up drum programming". Also contains a completely unneeded cover of Devil Went Down to Georgia by Vault 9. e: these have to be some of the oldest MP3s in my collection, they have ID3V1 tags 
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teethgrinder posted:Ever hear A Gothic–Industrial Tribute to Smashing Pumpkins? I stumbled across it in the SP thread. I get the idea though. Take a mainstream band and let whatever industrial artist you’ve got on your label who wasn’t busy that weekend record some lovely cover. You get even a tiny fraction of Metallica fans to by buy “The Blackest Album - An Industrial Tribute To Metallica” and you’ll make a bit of money. I was thinking that Cleopatra Records released most of that crap and I was right. The Blackest Album must have done well because they did three more of those. Two very surprising things: 1. Cleopatra Records still exist. I did about 30 seconds of research but it seems to still be basically the same company. If that’s actually the case I hope they’ll stay around and continue misspelling everything for years to come. 2. In 2003 Cleopatra Records released “An Industrial Tribute to Ministry”. I’m not sure if that makes a lot of sense or no sense at all.
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Hedenius posted:2. In 2003 Cleopatra Records released “An Industrial Tribute to Ministry”. I’m not sure if that makes a lot of sense or no sense at all. I have "Re:Cover A Front 242 Tribute Album" in my collection. It's very earnest and loving. But how many ways can you cover Headhunter in a way that won't have rivetheads angry at you for years? Just sort of unnecessary altogether. gently caress, I have 3 Front 242 Tribute albums? What am I doing with my life boo_radley fucked around with this message at 23:07 on Dec 7, 2020 |
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boo_radley posted:I have "Re:Cover A Front 242 Tribute Album" in my collection. It's very earnest and loving. But how many ways can you cover Headhunter in a way that won't have rivetheads angry at you for years? Just sort of unnecessary altogether.
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Hedenius posted:2. In 2003 Cleopatra Records released “An Industrial Tribute to Ministry”. I’m not sure if that makes a lot of sense or no sense at all. I had to double-check if it was Cleopatra (it was sadly not), but there’s another Ministry tribute double-album with an obnoxious title that features... (wait for it) a cover of Lay Lady Lay.  Edit: Ah that album is itself a compilation of two other tribute albums which is why the title didn’t ring a bell. The original (“original”) album was Wish You Were Queer. This has got to be Peak Industrial Tribute Album david_a fucked around with this message at 01:08 on Dec 8, 2020 |
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david_a posted:I had to double-check if it was Cleopatra (it was sadly not), but there’s another Ministry tribute double-album with an obnoxious title that features... (wait for it) a cover of Lay Lady Lay. Well this is certainly a weird rabbit hole of tribute albums. And those albums are all on Martin Atkins' (Pigface/PIL) label. Like, who even is the market for all this stuff? Especially the Cleopatra ones, are people so desperate for half arsed covers of bands they like by three bands they've heard of and a bunch of artists that only turn up on those kind of comps?
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Well this is certainly a weird rabbit hole of tribute albums. And those albums are all on Martin Atkins' (Pigface/PIL) label. I kinda doubt this was demand-driven. It was novel at one point and probably super cheap to create these albums. I’ve heard that Atkins is quite, uh, “frugal” so if there was any chance of making a profit off this stuff, well... imagine the run-this-poo poo-into-the-ground emoji here but browsing for those things is awful on mobile
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Actually, this just came out. This is a donation drive album: https://rivetingmusic4u.bandcamp.com/album/tear-down-the-walls quote:27 bands joined forces to pay tribute to Pink Floyd’s rock opera, The Wall, and raise money for Doctors Without Borders. The benefit compilation pays homage to the original album while giving it a modern feel and the rougher edge only industrial bands can successfully deliver. Several legends of the industrial music genre lent their talents to this project, but it also includes the up and coming bands of industrial music.
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I think my favorite silly compilation tribute album was Operation Beatbox which was the standard mid 90's b-list lineup (your 16Volts, Clay People, and Numb(!) covering classic hip-hop tracks. They don't dive too far into hip hop artists, so it's mostly Public Enemy and some Beastie Boys but still, it's a thing. Also, you could probably write a lazy thesis on the connection to hip-hop and "electro-industrial." This was Re-Constriction, not Cleo so it has that going for it. Full album not easily searchable on youtube, so here's a twofer. Numb covering Salt n' Pepa's "Push It" ... yeah, it's not the best thing and almost borders camp with the angry https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NgAWzhGrd8 Battery covering Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise" ... I actually like this version as Battery at least adapted the song to their style. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBr2Wm7yPlw
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deong posted:Actually, this just came out. It's really good to see Fiction 8 is still around 
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Chris and Cosey Reflect on Throbbing Gristle’s Legacy over at Bandcamp
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boo_radley posted:Chris and Cosey Reflect on Throbbing Gristle’s Legacy over at Bandcamp I love watching interviews with Chris Carter, because he's just like some quiet, friendly guy who maybe you'd expect to be a teacher or perhaps have a youtube channel where he talks at length about some niche topic (trains, obscure brands of VHS player, idk) and it's just so at odds with what TG were and what you might expect.
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haha, I love that idea. Like you'd sit down with him to really get into the band and he'd smile at you and say, "now, do you know the difference between different model train gauges? it's quite interesting". And you'd fall into a k-hole of which brand shoes have the best shoeboxes to make train tunnels, or how sponges are good for making tiny trees for a diorama.
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Rhys Fulber was on We Have a Technical today. Good interview, his solo stuff is really interesting and hearing him talk gear and his work ethic and relationships with Bill and others was interesting. But man the two songs I've heard off Mechanical Soul really suck. I actually loved Wake Up The Coma and like Rhys' solo stuff but Bill needs to be sprayed with a spritz bottle every time he tries to rhyme.
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MassRafTer posted:But man the two songs I've heard off Mechanical Soul really suck. I actually loved Wake Up The Coma and like Rhys' solo stuff but Bill needs to be sprayed with a spritz bottle every time he tries to rhyme. Listened to the album and I think I know at least one of the songs you mean; the verses were very, very pronounced classic Leeb-isms. First impressions are that it's not nearly as fun as Wake Up The Coma - much slower and nothing stands out that much. I'll give them some leeway for the pandemic and Jeremy Inkel dying. Not sure what's up with Barbarians - it's a reworking of Future Fail from Artificial Soldier with the drum samples from Prophecy off Implode. I can't think of anything they've done like that in the past that wasn't explicitly labeled a remix. If you were expecting Dino's contributing to resemble something like a Fear Factory version of Uncle Al's Stupidity from IED you'll be disappointed, all I heard were some somewhat generic chugging on one track. Maybe I'll change my mind on further listens when I'm not busy with something else and half paying attention but it didn't really excite me.
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I had no idea this came out and listening to it now. Edit - Lol, I may be an old fart, but Unknown is great, reminds me of TNI. Kaddish fucked around with this message at 19:39 on Jan 18, 2021 |
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The album is 'fine'. I think we have mostly moved on from this sound and there are lots of bands, even like HEALTH, that have evolved from this template.
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I largely agree with the review from Release - it’s excellent production let down by the songs themselves. Maybe they can knock out a new album soon that improves that aspect since they won’t be touring for a while.
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There is a new Imperative Reaction album after 10 years.
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teethgrinder posted:There is a new Imperative Reaction album after 10 years. Me, at the end of 2020: god, I REALLY hope 2021 doesn't bring any more surprises Reading your post: oh ok, this surprise was a nice one
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david_a posted:I largely agree with the review from Release - it’s excellent production let down by the songs themselves. Maybe they can knock out a new album soon that improves that aspect since they won’t be touring for a while. It's probably going to be the new Noise Unit album they've talked about. Which is probably a better idea and might fit more what Rhys is doing lately since Noise Unit is kind of just whatever they want it to be.
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MassRafTer posted:It's probably going to be the new Noise Unit album they've talked about. Which is probably a better idea and might fit more what Rhys is doing lately since Noise Unit is kind of just whatever they want it to be. Oh yeah I forgot they working on that too Delerium is probably the biggest money maker by far so I wouldn’t be shocked to see a new one of those on the way.
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Will agree with the new FLA being fine. A few pretty good songs, Komm probably being the best besides the Black Asteroid remix which is exactly what you would think a Black Asteroid remix would sound like.
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Not a big fan of the direction FLA took after Implode. I guess there's some worthwhile tracks on Civilization, but most of the stuff done in the last 20 years just sounds like video game soundtracks to me me; I much prefer the cyberpunk aesthetic from the 90's stuff.
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