cool thanks meat plow ill check them out!

i find that you can always trust meat plow when it comes to these matters

no problem ash

[QUOTE=Txus;17410366]http://musicsnotalanguage.blogspot.com/2008/07/non-children-of-black-sun.html

Enjoy[/QUOTE]

:chug:

I like that album, especially the song The Fountain of Fortune.

Die Krupps is really good, though i'm probably venturing more into synthpop territory with a lot of these albums I am listening to (thats not a bad thing though).

I need more.

Listening to Skinny Puppy's [I]Too Dark Park[/I] for the first time presently.

I never could get into this band but I'm starting to dig it now.

Yeah i've always struggled with Skinny Puppy, the gothic overtones have always put me off and the vocals seem to have no interesting character to me. [i]Too Dark Park[/i], [i]Last Rites[/i], [i]Rabies[/i] and [i]The Process[/i] are all good albums, but I tend to only get hooked on select arrangements that catch my interest whilst whole songs and albums are a little overbearing.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCtsn2TBnac[/url]

I remember hearing 2:59 when I was stoned once. It blew my mind, now it just seems kind of dull. Still one of my favourite Skinny Puppy parts though.

Pretty much everything you just said.

Everybody Sieg Heil this album please:

[url]http://industrialskads.blogspot.com/2008/06/phragments-homo-homini-lvpvs-2006.html[/url]

The track [I]Pangaean Hymn[/I] is mind-blowingly epic

looks good, i'll check that one out

I guess we can discuss general electronic music and ambient in here, Saito Koji's [i]Beautiful[/i] is insanely good.

A good segue for me to plug Yellow Magic Orchestra

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

:lol:

acoustic cover of [I]La Femme Chinoise[/I]

I never knew the lyrics were in English until I read them

[quote=1338 h4x0r;17422154]Everybody Sieg Heil this album please:

[url]http://industrialskads.blogspot.com/2008/06/phragments-homo-homini-lvpvs-2006.html[/url]

The track [I]Pangaean Hymn[/I] is mind-blowingly epic[/quote]
Phragments is gooooood



anyone like Leibach?

if by Leibach you mean Laibach very much so

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;17422215]A good segue for me to plug Yellow Magic Orchestra

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

:lol:

acoustic cover of [I]La Femme Chinoise[/I]

I never knew the lyrics were in English until I read them[/QUOTE]

i've listened to Technodelic a lot, its one of my favourite albums recently. you'll probably like that one alex

somebody told me I look like Yukihiro Takihashi

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gUt-__e4Ug[/url]

Funker Vogt - [I]History[/I]

Schlechtwetterfront's videos are so great

Maximum strength misanthropy

Can anyone figure out who those soldiers at the end are?

I think they're Iraqis because they're dressed in NBC suits and riding on horseback

They're using SKS's and AK's, so I'd say so.

What do other Middle Eastern countries use that's different?

idk maybe they have M-16's in Saudi Arabia or Kuwait?

Eric Zann's [i]Ouroborindra[/i] is great. I need more Ghost Box stuff, I only have this and Belbury Poly's [i]Farmers Angle[/i] which isn't quite as good but I still like (its far too short, really).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Box_Music

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

this song speaks to me so much
[indent]Being like you are
Well this is something else, who would comprehend?
But some that do, lay claim that
Divine purpose blesses them
That's not what I believe, it doesn't matter anyway
A part of your soul ties you to the next world
Or maybe to the last, I'm still not sure
What I do know is, to us the world is different
As we are to the world but, I guess you would know that[/indent]

wow dude thats serious some deep and esoteric writing there, thats for sure.

reminds me of fear factory lyrics

[QUOTE=Niflheim II;17425248]wow dude thats serious some deep and esoteric writing there, thats for sure.[/QUOTE]

eat sh[size=2]i[/size]t

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17425259]reminds me of fear factory lyrics[/QUOTE]

lol

it's futurepop though

does anyone like Mz. 412?

digimortal is probably the concept album for you chris ;]

futurepop is cool

Fear Factory sounds way too much like radio rock

That's why I don't like a lot of FLA material

They're elite until they start doing this shitty industrial rock

that was more of a joke

I haven't heard any FLA past Tactical Neural Implant which I dig quite a bit

they cut good material even now but they started fagging up with industrial rock type crap

it's like a switch, as long as they don't use that sound their work is brilliant

now would be a good time to discuss FLA's related projects tbh

I knew about Synæsthesia but damn FLA pumped out side projects like a welfare queen pumps out nigglets

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;17425301]eat sh[size=2]i[/size]t



[/QUOTE]


wow its by VNV Nation too? didnt know that til now, total fail

you could have clicked the link

was at work ;) you cant even listen to faggy gothic **** properly

i really dont know how to request this, but is there any good steampunk sounding industrial/ambient? i don't know how to explain what i want.

wtf is steampunk?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steampunk

i just want music that reminds me of it, or at least the era steampunk is based around.

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steampunk#Subculture[/url]

"Steampunk music" is even less defined, as Caroline Sullivan says in The Guardian, "internet debates rage about exactly what constitutes the SP sound."[30] This can be heard in the work of artists such as Abney Park,[36] Unextraordinary Gentlemen,[37] and Vernian Process.[38][39]

i've heard of steampunk metal groups before, not sure of any industrial acts as those sort of nerd niche subcategories go under my radar a lot

who likes darkwave

nobody

darkwave is cool

what bands then?

Blutengel tbh

[quote]The term was coined in Europe in the 1980s to describe a dark and melancholy variant of New Wave and post-punk music, such as Gothic rock and dark Synthpop, and was first applied to musicians such as Bauhaus, Joy Division, The Cure, and Siouxsie & the Banshees, The Chameleons, New Order, Cocteau Twins, Anne Clark, Chris and Cosey, Fad Gadget, Soft Cell, Gary Numan and Depeche Mode.[/quote]

hmm, I like almost all these groups I never thought of them as darkwave though. I really don't understand the term

none of the 90's bands are ringing a bell, apart from that i've heard Project Pitchfork was good