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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdnTpVIvMbc Man, that squelchy FM bass. Sounds like an old DOS game. So good. If people have suggestions for more stuff with this sound I'd love em.
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I really liked Mentallo & The Fixer but they really made me appreciate the skills of bands like FLA. The early M&F albums were sequenced on some poo poo DOS program running on a 286. From what I’ve heard from that Return to Grimpen Ward best of/remix album, they either didn’t have the musical knowledge or tech skills to actually change the songs much and just tweaked the synths and ran the same sequences through them. They have a bunch of side projects you can check out that are very similar. Stay away from Vengeance is Mine, that’s gotta be one of the absolute worst albums I own. Haven’t really checked out their modern albums.
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david_a posted:I really liked Mentallo & The Fixer but they really made me appreciate the skills of bands like FLA. The early M&F albums were sequenced on some poo poo DOS program running on a 286. From what I’ve heard from that Return to Grimpen Ward best of/remix album, they either didn’t have the musical knowledge or tech skills to actually change the songs much and just tweaked the synths and ran the same sequences through them. In this case it seems to be a stripped down, deconstructed version of the track. The original ones have a lot more effects muddying stuff up, and the synth is not as up front and center. It's cool from a synth nerd perspective, although I'm sure most people prefer something more busy and atmospheric.
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Mentallo & The Fixer rankings for me: Burnt Beyond Recognition > Where Angels Fear to Tread > Revelations 23 > Algorythum > Love is the Law >>>>> Vengeance is Mine BRB I think is their standout release. The production and writing is much more lush than the previous two albums. Angels is basically a more refined version of Revelations. Both are good, although some of the Revelations tracks overstay their welcome. After Dwayne left, I appreciate Gary doing something different for Algorythum. Much slower and atmospheric. The first three albums are classic, I think this one is a step below but I still like it. Haven’t listened to it in a long time though. Love is the Law is very hit or miss, mostly miss unfortunately. Murderers Among Us is one of their most banging synth rhythms though. Vengeance is dire. Sounds like somebody gave them a dollar store sound effects CD and dared them to use every drat clip. I would have to think hard to come up with an album I own that I dislike more. Haven’t seriously checked out anything before Revelations or their “comeback” stuff. The early stuff seems a bit primitive.
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Kiberspassk - See Bear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnHOIGgfgRw gently caress, I'm falling in love with this band, I'm definitely going to buy their album.
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Industrial bands stray into synth-pop territory all the time so I think this is the right thread to post this. The 1987 song At dawn by russian group Alyans (or Alliance). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUBVEKzsZ-k
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Hedenius posted:Industrial bands stray into synth-pop territory all the time so I think this is the right thread to post this. The 1987 song At dawn by russian group Alyans (or Alliance).  Oleg. I've worked with both Oleg and Igor in the past... Two good people
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Hedenius posted:Industrial bands stray into synth-pop territory all the time so I think this is the right thread to post this. The 1987 song At dawn by russian group Alyans (or Alliance). It was quite good, anyone know what the song is about? This made me think of this video series I watched a while back about the underground music scene in the Soviet union: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akHJ-WROwZc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwhYDbhzkNo Think the second part fits this thread very well
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Been listening to this Aleister Blake release a lot recently. It's a sideproject from the guy who records as IV Horseman, but this is a kind of gritty industrial thing that makes me think of Skinny Puppy in places: https://clandestinerecords.bandcamp.com/album/cyber-fame-real-pain. Just really great harsh stuff for when you want something that isn't cheerful. Also, and tbh it's not nearly as good as the above haha, but I've finished up another PWYW release of my own. Kinda noisy EBM-ish industrial that has some acid stuff going on in places and a ton of samples. https://trellick.bandcamp.com/album/hostile-architecture
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Kamrat posted:It was quite good, anyone know what the song is about? Can translate if you want but basically dawn, darkness, sadness...
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2DCAT posted:Can translate if you want but basically dawn, darkness, sadness... Nah that's fine, but thanks for giving me the gist 
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Master Boot Record has been spamming me through bandcamp and I really dig their vinyls:
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Do they lose money on every sale of that 12"?
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teethgrinder posted:Do they lose money on every sale of that 12"? No but if they ever delete their Bandcamp page the whole site stops working.
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Pope Guilty posted:No but if they ever delete their Bandcamp page the whole site stops working.  This also just popped up in my bc feed. I'm hyped to see the FLA side project train get running again Noise Unit - Deviator 
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boo_radley posted:
I like the preview Noise Unit track a lot more than I like the recent FLA stuff to be honest, pretty excited for this
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Noise Unit was always better. It's like if FLA stayed EBM.
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cEvin Key has a pretty interesting Patreon where he posts a lot demos of Skinny Puppy tracks that haven't been released elsewhere. There was one track he posted that was a lost instrumental from Too Dark Park that was pretty excellent.
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Mark Walk (ohGr, Puppy, Ruby ..) popped into the ohGr social media group to drop a track from these guys. https://orderofthestatictemplengp.bandcamp.com/track/shadow-and-agony Looks like Matt Setzer (touring ohGr guitarists) is involved as well. It wears influences on it's black and red sleeve, but I can dig it. Apologies in advance if this has already been linked here. e: cleaner URL. hatelull fucked around with this message at 14:57 on May 19, 2021 |
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hatelull posted:Mark Walk (ohGr, Puppy, Ruby ..) popped into the ohGr social media group to drop a track from these guys. I popped for the sample from In the Mouth of Madness.
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Skinny Puppy not dead. Film at 11.
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The staying power of NIN can apparently resurrect any dead band, if only for awhile.
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Truth. If they do another major tour as Puppy again, it will most likely be the last.
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Industrial-adjacent, but I'm currently obsessed with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2RpwP39sWo
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Tom Ellard is deleting the 1990s-2000s Severed Heads albums from Bandcamp, cos they don't sell.quote:Dear listeners, after as much as thirty years in service, some of the mid_era albums on our Sevcom Bandcamp have a very small, if any, audience. At one time these albums would have fallen out of print. Now they take up space where younger work should be seen and heard. (While the older albums are being preserved by specialty labels.) Cuisine w Piscatorial (1991), Gigapus++ (1994), Haul rear end (1998), Under Gail Succubus (2006). they're $5 each so get yourself the downloads while you can: https://severedheads.bandcamp.com/ remember, nobody ever got fired for giving Tom money he's putting together a best-of, to be called Focus: 
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Thanks for the info. I don't have Under Gail Succubus so I'll get on that pronto.
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I think this is the right thread for this but I don't know what genre anything is anymore, i've been binge reading one of the UFO threads while listening to this for like a week and it's pretty rad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GO3r0nOm3LU
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blatman posted:I think this is the right thread for this but I don't know what genre anything is anymore, i've been binge reading one of the UFO threads while listening to this for like a week and it's pretty rad: You're in the right place, friendo.
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Wizchine posted:Thanks for the info. I don't have Under Gail Succubus so I'll get on that pronto. hope you got in there quick! Focus is now up, replacing Gigapus++. https://severedheads.bandcamp.com/album/focus-a-mid-life-crisis-compilation Tom Ellard posted:Today I have made available the compilation we described back in June. It's called "FOCUS A Mid-Life Crisis Compilation", has 35 tracks and includes a 45 page CD-sized booklet with stories and lyric sheets for the included albums. edit: Tom: "The next merger is to bundle all of Twister/Retread into Dead Eyes Opened 94. No tracks will be lost." divabot fucked around with this message at 10:03 on Jul 2, 2021 |
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divabot posted:hope you got in there quick! Focus is now up, replacing Gigapus++. Doh!
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teethgrinder posted:Industrial-adjacent, but I'm currently obsessed with: I discovered Stendeck when I Die You Die reviewed Folgor in 2015. I listened to that album every day for over year. I'm very exited about this new one.
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I agree, nothing will ever get better than Tactical Neural Implant.
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Jehde posted:I agree, nothing will ever get better than Tactical Neural Implant. Apart from Caustic Grip obviously
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Apart from Caustic Grip obviously lol no
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Wizchine posted:Doh! Blubberknife is back temporarily as a special guest appearance! marvellously listenable for their "what the hell is that racket" period. Also includes an early version of "Petrol". the Sevs facebook group is the most clifford of cliffords, all of whom say they aren't that sort of clifford divabot fucked around with this message at 10:02 on Jul 3, 2021 |
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that portion control sound that only existed and only could exist in the extremely early 80s
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man, remember when the whole world was so industrial that even guns 'n' f'n' roses were industrial? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLxUrMb8rFU
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