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Non Serviam posted:The first track of the new Turmion Katilot Album "Perstechnique" Since I keep seeing this band pop up, you guys might like Red Harvest if you haven't heard them. They're one of the few metal bands that I've seen that can actually pull off industrial style synths. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZt0JWmieH0
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Radio Paranoia posted:I've always been meaning to check these guys out, but that track was rather underwhelming. The intro parts sounded like Aphex Twin and the "industrial" sound gave way to symphonic elements, which really bugged me. Yeah, it's sort of dull and they're not my favorite band, but it seems like 99% of metal bands with synths use some cruddy techno or gabber sounds or cheesey power metal keyboard wanking. I think the only metal band that I've thought had good sounding electronics were the older Fear Factory albums with Rhys Fulber on them. teethgrinder posted:Din Fiv I was about to post a Din_Fiv link and couldn't believe We Are wasn't up on youtube, and then I saw it posted on the first page of the thread! This is still one of my favorite electro-industrial albums of all time. a_gelatinous_cube fucked around with this message at 13:42 on Mar 19, 2011 |
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Latis posted:Please recommend cyberpunkish bands like Front Line Assembly Dismantled's self-titled album is pretty much really generic middle-era FLA. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqLi2l74xCk
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hatelull posted:The new ohGr album, unDeveloped has leaked. If you're into the darker grittier aspects of Puppy (as opposed to the smoother updated sounds they've been playing with on those last two LP's) then this album should definitely be worth checking out come May 10th. Bleh, I hope this isn't dark stuff. The first two ohGr albums were awesome because they were really poppy music with Ogre singing over it. I never bothered picking up Devils in My Details because it sounded like he was trying to make it sound like Skinny Puppy, and if I wanted to listen to crappy Skinny Puppy I'd just listen to their newer albums. I actually think the best new Skinny Puppy stuff are songs like Pro-Test and Optimissed, but I guess everyone bitched up a storm so they had to go back and try to retread their old stuff and try to make brappy dark industrial. I wish they'd just make a synthpop album with Ogre rapping in his cut-up processed vocals over it or something like that.
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TOOT BOOT posted:I wish they had gone more in the direction of Frozen Sky than anything they ended up doing. Skinny Puppy and OhGr are indistinct to the point where you can slap the OhGr name on a Puppy album now and I think that's a loss. Frozen Sky is so good. I don't know why cEvin Key can still put out awesome solo material and then crap out the poop that's on the new Skinny Puppy albums.
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May 9, 2011 03:01
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somethingwicked posted:Dismantled is replacing Die Krupps for the US leg of the tour. Hm, I'd like to see Dismantled live. I never have caught Front Line Assembly live. Are they any good? I've always been a little bit leery after that fake Bill Leeb incident a while back.
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May 11, 2011 00:22
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Jose Mengelez posted:Seems More 'synth poppy' than 'pop punky/emo' overall. Man I hope 90's radio industrial rock never becomes retro. Gotta admit I like that second track though.
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May 12, 2011 01:55
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W424 posted:This is exactly why I stopped listening in early 2000, it was either futurepop or terrorEBM. Suicide Commando/Hocico is about the worst thing to happen to any genre ever. At least futurepop artists could branch out to make more synthpop or new wave or electroclashy sounding stuff. Where does a terror EBM band like Suicide Commando or Combichrist evolve to? Well obviously to nowhere listening to some random newer stuff by them. That stuff drove me out of listening to industrial too.
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May 13, 2011 12:59
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I'm actually really liking the new ohGr album. It's actually got a lot of tracks I really like, which is more than I can say about the last one, or the last couple of Skinny Puppy albums for that matter. I think my favorite track so far is Hollow. I'd love to see ohGr live again to see some of this performed.
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May 19, 2011 11:36
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spider_ross.avi posted:Best example of worst mastering: Wow, does it actually sound like that on the album? That is horrible to listen to. I like how the quiet intro part is exactly as loud as the part where the guitars bust in and start clipping to hell and back.
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May 20, 2011 02:32
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TOOT BOOT posted:Maybe if industrial hadn't shown us practically everything it had to show us by 1992 that wouldn't be the case. Yeah, this isn't about downloading. This is about making music in a genre that's peaked drat near 20 years ago. Honestly they're lucky they've had such a devoted scene to prop them up so long. How many New Wave bands were flipping burgers in the nineties?
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May 31, 2011 04:24
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Death in June is doing a re-release of Nada! and have a pretty cool limited edition wooden USB edition. http://www.pylonrecords.com/ That is my favorite DiJ release by far, and it's hard forcing myself not to buy the LPs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZVFY10Jjr0
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:Uhhh, is there supposed to be something else than this annoying-rear end loop of cartoons'n poo poo? What the hell is this bro That's pretty bad rear end. Is that off of a new album? And B Mashina is still the best Laibach cover. 
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The Cleaner posted:Back in 1985, me and my electro-industrial band Volt 9000 were able to get on Toronto public access TV. Nice, more people should start using Ogre's cut up vocal rapping.
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I heard the first track and though, hey this is some cool spooky ambient stuff maybe this album will be alright, and then the rest sounded like newer ohGr stuff.  I'll still buy it though since I bought the last 29 albums. Why stop now?
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Effector might not be like earlier Download album, but I think it's one of the best electronic albums that's been made. It's got some of the most organic synthesizers and pads I've ever heard. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QaOhP60QaI
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Wow, I just looked up a Blood on the Dance Floor video on youtube. 1.7 million views and 10k thumbs ups. I'm officially an old man, because god drat what the gently caress kids of today.boo_radley posted:yeah, but if he carries it out to its logical conclusion, soon Thomas Rainer will be in der muttibunker, preparing his last will and testament. Yeah, Douglas P. will be more controversial and scary putting out tracks like this than dorky guy dressing up like Hitler and pretending to beat up women ever will, which is pretty funny. a_gelatinous_cube fucked around with this message at 01:46 on Oct 19, 2011 |
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Speaking of mind.in.a.box, does anyone know what sort of vocoder or program he uses to get the sort of female robot voice thing he does in songs like Change? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRcXVZFlSWY
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Just bought this and am on track 3 right now. It doesn't seem offensively bad or anything, but it sounds really bland and sparse to me. I don't know if it was losing Dwayne or just how modern music processing today is, but Skinny Puppy used to have some of the most organic layered synthesizers I've heard, and now everything post-Process is so sterile and tinny sounding. I mean go back and listen to something like Nature's Revenge and then try to listen to any of the newer stuff. I'll still buy anything they put out though . :\
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Overbite posted:I could go for a new Gravity Kills album Well, I drove past a group of teenagers wearing flannel, zebra pattern pants, and dayglo today. 90s style radio industrial is sure to be retro soon enough. a_gelatinous_cube fucked around with this message at 03:56 on Nov 13, 2011 |
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Nov 13, 2011 03:33
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teethgrinder posted:The quality of electro-industrial shows varies greatly. VNV Nation is somehow a huge crowd pleaser, so despite it mostly being about a sweaty breathless fat man prancing around the stage singing out of key, the audience goes nuts. At least in Toronto. I can't remember what band it was, but I remember hearing one guy would just hit play on the song on his laptop and then just rock out to solitaire while he pretended to be actually doing stuff.
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adamj1982 posted:I got started in the early Puppy stuff, and never left. Raw, rhythmic, over-the-top, describe it how you will. Their live stuff is amazing. Putrefy Factor 7 does a pretty OK Mind era ripoff. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6WB5P7o2Y0
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The Cleaner posted:There were lots of 90's bands that went for that 80's sound but never really went anywhere as I think many went too far in doing the SP/NIN impersonations as opposed to doing that style their own way. As far as decent newer bands? No Skinny Puppy ripoff band ever uses the funky FM synthesized slap bass sound, which is the best part of 80's Skuppy, so they all pretty much suck.
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The worst part about Orgy's Blue Monday cover back in the day was everyone thinking New Order's version was an Orgy cover.
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I want to make a mix of nothing but industrial sample collages. So far I have: Greater than One - Now Is the Time KMFDM - We Must Awaken Bigod 20 - America Does anyone know any others?
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Pope Guilty posted:I agree with every word of this. If people are going to cover a track, especially a good track, they should at least rework the thing. Don't just recreate the parts on your crappy VA synth. Which is why the Apoptygma Berzerk cover of Fade to Black is rad.
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Armor-Piercing posted:Really? I'd already listened to Remember too many times by the time the album was released but I still love it, and Doubt and Unknown are personal favorites. I'm actually a little bit disappointed that he sang naturally so much on the album though. His voice is fantastic, but mixing it together works really well. Will give this album a shot, but not looking too forward to a lot of m.i.a.b. sans vocoder. The vocoded vocals are probably 90% of the reason I like them.
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spider_ross.avi posted:Found this on a late night youtube run. Thought I'd share it here. I don't even know what the hell is going on there, but that's pretty awesome.
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Speaking of KMFDM, does anyone remember the original track order of Adios that was scrapped? I remember it being posted when the album came out and it being way better than the finalized track order, but not much else. The first track was D.I.Y., and the last track was That's All I think.
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Twiin posted:well I was but you know those weekend warriors I remember I was at an industrial festival at a small club once, and a bunch of people were mingling on the sidewalk out front. Not enough to crowd the sidewalk and there was plenty of room. I just kept watching people coming down the street cross the other side, pass the club while sort of sideway glancing, and then cross back over after they were past. I found it pretty amusing because we were probably the dorkiest gathering of people around outside of a comic book convention or something.
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Thinking about how small the whole industrial scene has gotten, it's a shame how much really beautiful music is just going to be completely lost to time in 50 years. I can't imagine there are going to be Lusine ICL mp3s floating around in my grandkids' times, or that you'll be able to find a copy of Escape to Reality anywhere. I know it's true with all types of music, but a lot of the time now it seems like I'm the only one listening to some of my favorite records. There are some real gems that have come out of this whole thing.
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chime_on posted:Someone's always going to rescue and dig up music at a later date, though-- even if they're re-contextualizing it or presenting it to an altogether different target audience as some exotic artifact. Wow, never heard Black Rain before. Just listened to a couple tracks and ordered an old copy of 1.0. Pretty awesome stuff.
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hatelull posted:New live album from Skinny Puppy. I will buy this because I am already 30 albums deep, but not too excited.  edit: You know what's an awesome Skuppy live album? The Fractal Zoom bootleg. It sounds like the whole thing was sped up to fit it on a tape or something, so you get to here really fast versions of Smothered Hope and Assimilate and the such which are pretty rad. a_gelatinous_cube fucked around with this message at 03:16 on Mar 16, 2012 |
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Wait, I thought The Last Sucker was supposed to be their last sendoff? Yea, I know bands say that all the time, but I thought it was a great way to end it. Did they bring the drum machine back for this new one? I honestly couldn't care less about Ministry's metal period, but I'm pretty excited if this is more like The Last Sucker. Is Al going to support this with a tour?
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Quirk posted:I'ma Gun: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwuhjP27R0M Wow, never knew Shotgun Messiah was this good. Only thing I knew of them before were the ridiculous Skold pictures that were going around when he joined KMFDM.
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teethgrinder posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG7P6NX8yyE I finally feel the pain of the Industrial Records fans internet argument brigade.
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Quote My rear end posted:Hey guys, great thread. Awesome vid, Twiin. 9000volt, your stuff is cool. You've probably heard all these, but I'll just toss them out in case you haven't. Chemlab https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlbRWWUNXxo Classic 90's style industrial. Man, there are barely any chemlab vids or views on youtube which is kind of weird to me. Scraping Foetus Off the Wheel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnY63APl_6c One of J.G. Thirwell's Foetus spinoffs. Nail is an amazing album. Pig https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3M15qseFvs The band of old KMFDM collaborator Raymond Watts. Bile https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isziEorHBRc I don't really have anything meaningful to say about Bile except their albums were kind of a bitch to find back in the day, though I'm sure it's not a problem now. Also couldn't find anything by them on youtube, but might check out the Psychopomps album Six Six Six Nights in Hell.
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Too Dark Park is overrated. The best Skinny Puppy album is clearly Rabies.
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Sloppy posted:In other news, Grendel has their own energy drink! :wumpscut: did it first. I picked up Skinny Puppy's new live album today. Coming from someone who doesn't like most live albums, it's uh, pretty much what I expected. About half the tracks Ogre seems like he's just singing over a ripped album instrumental track. The other half of the tracks feel more like they are being played, but none of them really mix up the songs too much. I think it's definitely a better live album than Doomsday though.
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:I really dig live industrial albums for some reason. It's the whole transition to a live performance for me I suppose. I've always enjoyed the old Ministry (before they became a thrash band) bootlegs too. KMFDM w/ PIG Sturm & Drang live album from the 2002 tour was a gem for me. I still have the audio of the Greater Wrong of the Right LIVE DVD as well. I think I mentioned it earlier in this thread, but if you can find a copy of the Skinny Puppy bootleg live album Fractal Zoom, it's pretty awesome. There aren't any crowd sounds or anything mixed in because it is a straight rip from the mixing board of one of their older shows, but all the tracks have a lot of energy. Also, it sounds like the whole thing was sped up to fit it on a tape or something, so every song has a really fast tempo. a_gelatinous_cube fucked around with this message at 09:58 on Jun 16, 2012 |
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