They're great. Meatplow adores them, actually.

Check out [I]No Comment[/I] and [I]Front by Front[/I].

Will do.

Seriously Foetus is so good his music is utterly ridiculous yet catchy compelling and creepy.

I hear you, I've been having this damn Don't Hide It, Provide It song stuck in my head since this time yesterday

I'm about to check out this [I]Null [/I]EP.

Anyone dig The Legendary Pink Dots?

I've heard a few songs but I've never sat down and given a good listen

also have a CD I've haven't listened to yet that's a collab between people from Pink Dots and Skinny Puppy

[QUOTE=FatalEnergy;17397677]That 88MM or whatever was pretty good.

Hey meat, do you know if Front 242 is any good?[/QUOTE]

Yeah what jaundice said, i've only listened to [i]Front by Front[/i] though. It's definitely an EBM classic.

I've been meaning to check out The Legendary Pink Dots for a very long time.

Some albums i've recently picked up -

Boyd Rice & Frank Tovey - Easy Listening for the Hard of Hearing
Test Dept. - Ecstacy Under Duress
Nurse With Wound - Chance Meeting on a Dissecting Table of a Sewing Machine and an Umbrella
Cabaret Voltaire - The Voice of America
SPK - Leichenschrei
Die Krupps - Volle Kraft Voraus
Chris and Cosey - Heartbeat
Einstürzende Neubauten - Kollaps

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17397893]Yeah what jaundice said, i've only listened to [i]Front by Front[/i] though. It's definitely an EBM classic.

I've been meaning to check out The Legendary Pink Dots for a very long time.[/QUOTE]

LPD is well worth checking out.

I haven't heard THAT much of them, my girlfriend has been getting me into them, but Crushed Velvet Apocalypse is a great album.

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17397997]Some albums i've recently picked up -

Test Dept. - Ecstacy Under Duress
Nurse With Wound - Chance Meeting on a Dissecting Table of a Sewing
SPK - Leichenschrei
Chris and Cosey - Heartbeat[/QUOTE]

I have been meaning to check out the Test Dept.

The NWW is good.

I just got SPK, haven't got around to listening to it quite yet.

The Chris and Cosey is good.

excellent, I have some listening to do

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17397997]Some albums i've recently picked up -

Boyd Rice & Frank Tovey - Easy Listening for the Hard of Hearing
Test Dept. - Ecstacy Under Duress
Nurse With Wound - Chance Meeting on a Dissecting Table of a Sewing Machine and an Umbrella
Cabaret Voltaire - The Voice of America
SPK - Leichenschrei
Die Krupps - Volle Kraft Voraus
Chris and Cosey - Heartbeat
[B]Einstürzende Neubauten - Kollaps[/B][/QUOTE]Awesomeness.

Also, tell me about that Nurse With Wound album once you've listened to it. I've been meaning to check it out

For sure. The only familiarity I have with Stapleton's work is Current 93's [i]Crooked Crosses For The Nodding God[/i], essentially his remix of the entirety of their album [i]Swastikas For Goddy[/i]. I'm not quite sure if I liked it yet, but i'm curious all the same.

Listening to some Assemblage 23 right now, not industrial in the strict sense but gothic/synthpop that owes a lot to the EBM side of industrial

**** is sounding pretty cash, need to get more by this guy

does anyone here like Wappenbund

I can't find their albums on slsk

[i]Kinder des Lichtes[/i] looks interesting

I just downloaded it from slsk

I was kidding about not being able to find it on slsk

Yeah I'm listening I'll let u guys know

Pretty heil in a soundscapy way

excellent, i'll check that one out.

listening to Cabaret Voltaire's [i]The Voice of America[/i], this is great. I am in love with vintage analog drum machines, I need some more of their stuff as I liked [i]Mix-Up[/i] as well

I remember when I first checked them out that I thought the were going to be like Current 93, because they're all in that scene, so I was all "wtf?" when I first heard them.

I grew to really like them though.

I'll definitely get that album, I've been meaning to look into the bastard for maybe two years now. Also need to read the book it's named after, but that's a different matter.

on another note i just started writing what will be my industrial debut, this should be interesting

Nurse with Wound is probably one of the best things in music ever

I'm listening to the xBlade Runner OSTx

not relevant to this thread, but heil

i can't remember the soundtrack, is it similar to Logans Run?

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHb9b9OOTNU[/url]

this Chris & Cosey album is incredible.

i was doing a radio show the other day and the DJ played some Chris and Cosey, it was pretty good. Something I need to get into.

Boyd Rice and NON **** is hard to find at a good bitrate

not too concerned about bitrate

there are a number of FLAC rips up on waffles, but I can only find a lot of his stuff in 128 kbps or lower off slsk and blogsearch a lot of the time. I want a better copy of [i]Physical Evidence[/i] in particular.

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17409175]wouldn't know what it sounds like cuz you never upload me any boyd rice[/QUOTE]

lol :p i'll see what I can do over the next couple of days

thanks bro, no FLAC tho

I don't FLAC if I can help it fear not

hey all im pretty new to the whole industrial genre, anything you can recommend? ive been into nails and kmfdm for years and listened to some of the usual bands like ministry, godflesh, skinny puppy etc.. i got some angelspit the other day, i quite liked them although maybe a little too 'dancy' on their second album... anyways, any recomendations?

oh yea also have any of you heard of abney park? more sort of electronic gothicy with violins (yup i am the genre defining master!) than industrial.. but its all steampunk themed, its really surreal but seems to work well... but yea noone seems to have heard of them, check them out if you fancy something a bit different

Marilyn Manson

Alex: I have a NON album up in my blog with a good bitrate, if you'd like that.

I would.

[QUOTE=ash2107;17409551]hey all im pretty new to the whole industrial genre, anything you can recommend? ive been into nails and kmfdm for years and listened to some of the usual bands like ministry, godflesh, skinny puppy etc.. i got some angelspit the other day, i quite liked them although maybe a little too 'dancy' on their second album... anyways, any recomendations?

oh yea also have any of you heard of abney park? more sort of electronic gothicy with violins (yup i am the genre defining master!) than industrial.. but its all steampunk themed, its really surreal but seems to work well... but yea noone seems to have heard of them, check them out if you fancy something a bit different[/QUOTE]

To keep on the industrial-metal/coldwave side of things I would suggest to check out some Numb ([i]Wasted Sky, Blood Meridian[/i]), Acumen Nation ([i]Psycho The Rapist[/i]) and Flesh Field ([i]Strain[/i]). Also you could try Pigface's [i]Gub[/i] which is a collaboration between just about any artist who was important in the early 90's industrial scene. Its hit or miss but worth a look. Otherwise there are tonne of other industrial I could recommend but you might not be that keen on just yet ;)

"tonne"

you're un-American Haz

[img]http://i27.tinypic.com/2eaq6oj.gif[/img]

[b]F[b]U[/b]CK[/b] me

[QUOTE=FatalEnergy;17409950]I would.[/QUOTE]

http://musicsnotalanguage.blogspot.com/2008/07/non-children-of-black-sun.html

Enjoy

thanks bro, will take a look