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Fun Stuff => BAND => Topic started by: KharBevNor on 12 Dec 2009, 21:02
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Shitcocks are starting threads where they overintellectualise vapid shit. So this is time to start an industrial (and post-industrial!) thread, because fuck those people and their boring stupid shitarse music for shitcocks.
What is industrial music
It is NOT this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxUZUnRwH7s&feature=PlayList&p=F4D26CB229DAEF06&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=5).
It IS this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPrTUC7BDn4).
It is NOT this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4VAv8y2hHM)
It IS this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Da5FIf77BJ4&feature=related).
Industrial is when you take the ethos of punk and apply it to art music instead of rock music. The original industrial acts were like "we aren't fucking trained composers or jazz musicians or some bullshit but we can make a real fucking statement without being Karlheinz fucking Stockhausen."
Industrial music is ugly and beautiful and you will absolutely hate it because you have no fucking taste and you should die.
Einsturzende Neubauten - Let's Do It a Dada (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TR0P6vUnnaQ)
Laibach - Geburt Einer Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YE_j0xIsJA)
Monte Cazazza - A Is For Atom (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfMlbZqRQX0)
Nurse With Wound - The Self Sufficient Sexual Shoe (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpCgOJN8POo)
Test Dept - Total State Machine (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUxoughdYto)
Talk about industrial! You fucks! But don't talk about shitty industrial rock poser bollocks arse shit! If you're gonna talk about industrial rock talk about awesome shit like Snog, Foetus, Wiseblood, Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft and Die Krupps. You can talk about EBM if you like but be sensible. Come on you fucks. Don't let the stupid fucking retarded little shit-eating fake fuckarse pop fuckcunts own this fucking shit.
LETS GET UGLIER!
FUCK YOU ALL!
Genocide Organ - Hail America (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhvG1cICUus)
The Grey Wolves - Bread of Faith (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGXRyc7xJP4)
SPK - SLOGUN (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZWmYEUoweg&feature=related)
Sutcliffe Jugend - First Victim: With Knife, Left to Die With Many Cuts (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4On0vXTg1Zc)
Whitehouse - Why You Never Became a Dancer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGNKgah948s)
FUCK YOU ALL HATE YOU ALL SO MUCH
TALK ABOUT POST-INDUSTRIAL AND DARK AMBIENT.
ESPECIALLY COLD MEAT INDUSTRY.
Blood Axis - Reign I Forever (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGNKgah948s)
Coph Nia - Hymn to Pan (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-3VnXtRWUo&feature=related)
In Slaugher Natives - Chaos Breeding (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u92TVLXevo)
MZ.412 - Infernal Affairs (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQV3mT5utGc&feature=related)
OR JUST ANY MARTIAL INDUSTRIAL SHIT OR TOTENPOP OR ANYTHING I DON'T CARE
JUST SOME DECENT MUSIC PLEASE.
there was some dude in the mediaf!re thread who seemed pretty promising.
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Who the hell thought Rammstein is industrial?
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That was probably me. I put up every Coil album I had back when it was the Sendspace thread.
Anyway GODFLESH (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAw2pDZNCus&feature=related)
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I can't really think of anything to add right now other than that Einsturzende Neubauten is one of my favorite groups ever. Maybe in the morning.
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I recently came across some recordings of TG Live, back when they were still part of COUM Transmissions, I think. I have a recording of the first show they ever played but true to their style they played in a sealed room and the audience listened to the performance from the other side of a wall, and the recording shows it. More a piece of musical history than anything.
There's one they played for a boarding school of 8-16 year old boys. That's a fun one.
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Can we talk about Coil?
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No fuck you. Coil was too beautiful for this world.
There was a $140 mint condition copy of The Ape of Naples + New Backwards LP up in Denver but all of a sudden I have no money and it's scary :[ I want it so bad though
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Where was that, KvP? Not going to buy the record, but I don't know what the good record stores are around here, only one I know is one off the west side of Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, and I don't have many occasions to go through Boulder, or enough money to justify paying for gas to go down to Boulder just to go browse at a record store.
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That would be Bart's, which is a pretty decent record store, where I get most of my vinyl because I have more reason to be in Boulder than Denver. The record store with Ape of Naples is Twist & Shout, which is on Colfax in Denver. By all accounts it's a record store on par with any you can find in larger cities. They have a beat-up used CD copy of the ANS Sessions for $60 or thereabouts, which sounds about right.
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Ah, okay. I don't really go for the expensive old albums thing, but I do like stopping by record stores whenever I'm driving somewhere. If I can't find it locally I usually have to order off of Barnes and Noble's website, since they have decent prices and actually have selection, and if you are ordering $25 or more you get free shipping. I would prefer to buy from some place that isn't a giant corporation, though.
On-topic, was Ministry industrial? I was under the impression that they were, but they don't sound like what you linked as being industrial.
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As far as proto-industrial goes, I like Cromagnon, whose one album from 1968 seems to prefigure everything from Throbbing Gristle to Einstürzende Neubauten to Coil even though, both sonically and thematically. To my knowledge, though, the only direct influence they seem to have was making enough impression on Steven Stapleton to get on the NWW list.
Ritual Feast of the Libido (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoPvGHzHng4)
Toth, Scribe I (http://www.last.fm/music/Cromagnon/_/Toth,+Scribe+I)
Personally, I need to consume more current-generation industrial. I still love the stuff the old-guard folks like C93 and NWW continue to put out, but I don't really know too much about who's pushing the musical boundaries in 2009 like those guys did in the early 80s (excepting current musicians who collaborate with the 1st generation groups---Andrew Liles, irr.app.(ext.), etc). Khar, who'd you say are good recent industrial bands?
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On-topic, was Ministry industrial? I was under the impression that they were, but they don't sound like what you linked as being industrial.
Ministry started off as a New Romantic band (opened for The Culture Club on tour), then became post-industrial in the Skinny Puppy vein (though they were better at it than Skinny Puppy), then became industrial rock with Land of Rape and Honey, then took on thrash elements with Psalm 69, then became narced-out sludge for a good decade, then became industrial rock again with Animositisomina, then lost Paul Barker and went full-on thrash until they quit. Personally I prefer their post-industrial phase, though the New Romantic stuff is underrated.
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GODFLESH (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAw2pDZNCus&feature=related)
Oh yeah, Gotta love Godflesh, specially Streetcleaner
You breed! Like Rats! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmQwWVNu9Ng)
On-topic, was Ministry industrial?
They are industrial[Rock] imo and also flirted with metal a lot of times. Their last albums were very metal [and there were some big thrash influence in the last albums but I still hear a little of industrial here and there but not too much]...
I know that this isn't the best argument, but all the people I know and even those that has been into music longer than twice my age say that Ministry [at least the stuff like "The Mind..."] is obviously industrial.
Gotta love this song live (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W7PUfMYOR8)
and went full-on thrash until they quit.
I don't think it is "full-on" thrash since there's still this industrial vibe going on. But yeah, the last albums are still very very thrashy [but very good too!]
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As far as recent industrial goes Thighpaulsandra is pretty much the only youngish dude I can think of (he's probably not even that young) who's still keeping on with late 70's-early 80's industrial. He's really fucking good at it too. Was part of Spiritualized until last year, and was as an integral part of Coil in the 00's. Look at this bitch -
(http://www.beefheart.com/zine/006/thigh.jpg)
Like all good industrial artists, he believes in the magic power of gay sex.
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ironically, one of the best bands doing old-style industrial sounds remotely recently is Tarentel, who used to sound like Generic Mogwai Influenced Band #12 (hey, it was only 2000).
check their '04 album We Move Through Water and the Paper White/Big Black Circle EPs. one might argue they're more "music concréte" but that's splitting hairs.
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Thighpaulsandra
Yes, I'd been meaning to check out his solo stuff (if for nothing but the greatness of "Red Birds Will Fly Out of the East and Destroy Paris in a Night") but forgot. Thank you for reminding me.
Tarentel sound pretty good too. Good stuff all around.
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Necessary industrial music (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0GuoZQTLus)
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Like all good industrial artists, he believes in the magic power of gay sex.
quote of the year
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(http://www.beefheart.com/zine/006/thigh.jpg)
ORANGE! GRAPHIC! DILDO! SUNSHINE HORSE!
SQUINTS THROUGH THE GREENHOUSE TALL
YOU BASTARD! YOU BASTARD!
(great album)
Necessary industrial music
Don't think you've quite got the hang of this.
Rynne, I would also recommend CoH and maybe Deutsch Nepal.
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How're they not inudstrial? They have factory in their name can't get more industrious than that.
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Early Swans is pretty great, Filth especially
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all Swans is amazing music, though i wouldn't really call any of their output "industrial".
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Rynne, I would also recommend CoH and maybe Deutsch Nepal.
Thanks. CoH I've heard of but not heard, while Deutsch Nepal is completely new to me. If I'm lucky I'll be able to get to a music store that specializes in esoteric music this weekend, maybe pick something up. If not, I know where my Xmas money is going.
Re: Swans, I've always considered them about as industrial as Foetus, which is to say, "uh, a bit, kinda, I guess." There's no denying Swans, Foetus and similar artists started out mining similar sonic veins as the Industrial records folks at the same time (not to mention subsequently influencing a lot of the same bands that followed them) but came at it from a different direction. As far as early Swans go, I love "Time Is Money (Bastard)" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNvNW-k0cFY).
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Where would one draw the line for say, old-school EBM(such as F242, FLA, Die Krupps,etc. ) and industrial? Are they kissing cousins or closer to the same thing? What about more current acts like NTT or say, early Antigen Shift (like the album Next to Departed), Iszoloscope, ESA, Pneumatic Detach, etc.?
Either way, my hat always tossess out Skinny Puppy's Last Rights. Perhaps the most 'industrial' album they made; certainly the most difficult but worthwhile.
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i think foetus is pretty definitely industrial. whatever he is, he's awesome, except for a couple recent albums (though LOVE was a fucking great return to form).
front 242/nitzer ebb/etc. i would say is industrial. 242 certainly intended to be, they always rejected the "EBM" label. whatever they are, they're awesome.
i think the most industrial skinny puppy album is vivisectvi. much more so than last rights. though to be fair last rights was their last good cohesive album.
vivisectvi is still way better.
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I suppose it all depends on how you define industrial. EBM and its related genres aren't really a subgenre of industrial so much as an offshoot. You can definitely see the roots of EBM in Clock DVA, Cabaret Voltaire, Portion Control (especially Portion Control), even Throbbing Gristle. It's all tied in with the crossover of industrial with minimal synth, coldwave and Neu Deutsche Welle. I don't think it's any accident that Front 242 sprang up in Belgium, in the middle of Britain, Germany and France.
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Like all good industrial artists, he believes in the magic power of gay sex.
quote of the year
Sig'd
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Surachai
http://www.myspace.com/surachaimusic (http://www.myspace.com/surachaimusic)
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What about Cindytalk, or Test Department? Too ambient or not-ugly enough?
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I remember some Test Dept. from way back when. They were okay! Definitely on the ambient side.
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Are we talking about the same Test Dept. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBFeWSWiwJY)?
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not sure. These guys were whom I was thinking about.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_Dept
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Yeah. I wouldn't call them gentle or ambient.
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ok, they were a barely remembered band from a mixtape a guy made me in 1985. :P
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http://brainwashed.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8025&Itemid=1
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Yeah, I saw that.
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Wax Trax! Infromed so much of my early listening and loving of this sort of music when I first got into it in high scholl back in the early '90s. I realize they're really only a shadow of their former selves now, but still...
I will hold up the three disc Waz Trax!: Black Box collection against any label comp any day of the week.
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I will hold up the three disc Waz Trax!: Black Box collection against any label comp any day of the week.
that thing is severely awesome. someone should upload it to the MF thread, our copy was lost in the fire.
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give me a day or two, and you'll have it again.
Edit: actually. just give me fifteen minutes to make up the post and it'll be there!
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Aw man, I'd been wanting to get into industrial for ages because I liked the idea of it but had never actually liked any of it that I'd listened to. This thread is great for trying out bands I'd never even heard of.
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I'm DJing for the first time this coming Sunday. It's gonna be awesome. Lots of industrial and old school goth. Not sure why I'm posting this. Self congratulation I guess?
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Alrighty then, there seem to be more than a few people extremely clued up as to musical genres in here.
Now, this has been *bugging* me for lord knows how long.
My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult - are they actually industrial?
Now, I can see it with "A Crime for All Seasons", but I can't see "Gay Black and Married" as an industrial album, somehow. *cough*
I'm terrible as far as musical genres go.
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My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult - are they actually industrial?
kind of. their early stuff has industrial elements, but it's the EBM/dancy end of the spectrum.
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Check out this new heavily analog post-industrial album by Canadian experimental artist Justin Scott Gray... The entire album was created using only a Dave Smith Mopho monophonic analog synth keyboard.
FREE DOWNLOAD From Amok Recordings:
http://www.amokrecordings.com/3.0/mynewsynth.html
Online Streaming From The Labels' Bandcamp:
http://amokrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/my-new-synth