I like Atomizer more than Songs about ****ing

I'm weird.

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17462174]the 1338 way but not the elite way

i know nothing about linux though, so props[/QUOTE]

you can do it on windos (I'm using xp now)

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZmxV1SdfDI[/url]

[QUOTE=Txus;17462176]I like Atomizer more than Songs about ****ing

I'm weird.[/QUOTE]

I just listened to it, and might one day agree with you. [i]Kerosene[/i] was my favourite track.

[QUOTE=Neurokampf;17462225]you can do it on windos (I'm using xp now)[/QUOTE]

It's open source and free, so thats a definite plus. You have to either buy or pirate dBpoweramp, but since I use foobar to listen to music most of the time right clicking on the tracks and selecting "Convert" from the drop down menu is usually no hassle at all.

I'm so industrial I have a music player that plugs directly into my auditory cortex

so

industrial

[QUOTE=Neurokampf;17462282]I'm so industrial I have a music player that plugs directly into my auditory cortex

so

industrial[/QUOTE]

I get implications of a dystopic and technologically gritty future from this post.

[quote=Aaron;17461551]You guys seriously need to hit up Dadaist Audio's archive. It's all free and all amazing. He asked me to sign, but I declined. Anyway, here's some of the key artists to start with:

www.myspace.com/dadaistaudio
www.myspace.com/breakdancingronaldreagan
http://tinyurl.com/lowwhl

Also good:
www.myspace.com/hirnmetastaserecords
www.myspace.com/skloexperimentalnoise[/quote]

Here's the main link I forgot 'cause I'm a race traitor:
http://www.discogs.com/label/Dadaist+Audio

oh man that's almost as rad as dark art records

Anamanaguchi make some damn fine chiptune:
http://www.myspace.com/anamanaguchi

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17462284]I get implications of a dystopic and technologically gritty future from this post.[/QUOTE]

...as well as 500 GB of music on a keydrive sized unit

it all balances out

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lydSO5ToejY&feature=related[/url]

video rules in a low budget way

so i wrote a somewhat industrial glitch song

[url]http://www.box.net/shared/5a65h0o4zg[/url]

its uhh. yeah it has bells

oh hey finally putting my youtube account to good use

[url]http://www.youtube.com/user/odenskrigare[/url]

since I don't have a cam to talk about religious non-belief and can't really do animation or anything I'll just upload ever popular still image music videos

subscribe if you can handle my elite taste in electronic and industrial music

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17466980]so i wrote a somewhat industrial glitch song

[url]http://www.box.net/shared/5a65h0o4zg[/url]

its uhh. yeah it has bells[/QUOTE]

not bad

[QUOTE=Aaron;17462932]Anamanaguchi make some damn fine chiptune:
http://www.myspace.com/anamanaguchi[/QUOTE]

Anamanaguchi is amazing. Sting Operation is my wakeup-alarm.

If you guys like Defacto and that kinda bunk, maybe check out the EP I just finished? It's a demo EP, meaning the quality is a little lacking but overall I'm happy with it. I will disclose fully, about half of the songs are noise-jam, but another half are more towards.. alt-guitar-jam? Hard to explain.

Check it out for free:
[url]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C6ZU5THU[/url]
or just sample : [url]http://www.myspace.com/alexhnatiuk[/url]

AND for a full band offering of ambient-experimental-noise-jazz, I was in a band called Para Contra, and our EP is free for download still:
[url]http://www.rackandruinrecords.com/artists/paracontra.php[/url]
(Just click the green album cover)

..I hope someone actually checks any of this out.

OH YEA. Videos. Everyone loves videos! Here's me playing some stuff from my EP at an experimental noise night (at a cowboy themed bar... great audience reaction):
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYwpiwBogsk[/url]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Xuby5xTZdg[/url]

whoa monte cazazza is really industrial

Any karjalan Sissit fans?

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh0bC-uFR5Q[/url]

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17469227]whoa monte cazazza is really industrial[/QUOTE]

he was more interesting as a performance artist than musician to be honest

probably, his music will take some time to grow on me

goddamnit i hate being last-page-masta. Check out my **** on the last page new friends :chug:

I'm listening to Brethren's [i]The Chosen[/i], possibly some of the worst anti-semitic music ever put to tape. I can't stop listening though.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afc4Pzr_B6c[/url]

Phragments o/

listening to Foetus atm

this is a rare album afaik there were only 150 physical copies released I'm glad I posted it

i've been listening to noise most of today

i need to bulk up my industrial-metal collection i'm increasingly coming across worthless bands

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17471516]i've been listening to noise most of today

i need to bulk up my industrial-metal collection i'm increasingly coming across worthless bands[/QUOTE]I'll help you out with that when I get home from work :thumb:

thanks man I know you are good for it :]

i'm back in a huge KMFDM phase, i've been listening to Naive and Nihil pretty much non-stop

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17471806]thanks man I know you are good for it :]

i'm back in a huge KMFDM phase, i've been listening to Naive and Nihil pretty much non-stop[/QUOTE]I'm on an industrial kick right now since I've recieved about 6 promos from Metropolis Records in the past few weeks. Mostly I've been re-visiting 16Volt's old albums (and loving the new one too).

I'm also trying to find Kevorkian Death Cycle's "Collection for Injection" and SMP's "Stalemate", so if you stumble across them let me know.

will do

i've decided to get some more Autechre