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| Christian Industrial
Digs from this slightly paradoxical genre.rCheck out http://ballistictest.flamingfish.com/btz_old_reviews/oldrevs.html for a decent overview of the older groups | | 1 |  | Circle of Dust
Circle of Dust
Klayton's old band and probably the most well-know Christian industrial act (at least on this site.) A solid mix of metal guitars and synth with heavy FLA influences. my personal favorite. | | 2 |  | Mortal
Lusis
One of the earliest and most influential acts, their first album displayed obvious Skinny Puppy influences, although later releases would see the group experimenting with Ambient Music (Pura) and Alternative Rock (Wake). Gyro and Jerome were also involved in several side-projects such as the Alt-rock outfit Fold Zandura and Christian rave unit Jyradelix. Definitely one of the more praise-centric groups, but the tasty jamz and clever lyrics make it a lot more palatable. | | 3 |  | Skillet
Alien Youth
Starting out as a grunge outfit in the early 90's, Skillet later evolved to incorporate samplers and distorted synthesizers (before they became a shitty linkin park clone). Alien Youth is the peak of this period in Skillet's career, followed by the also-pretty-solid "Invincible". they're probably the softest band on here. | | 4 |  | Chatterbox
Despite
Industrial-thrash in the vein of Psalm 69 era Ministry. Featuring Mark Solomon of Stavesacre and the Crucified on vocals and Scott Albert/Celldweller behind the boards. Their only release features a 9-minute long metal version of "You are my Sunshine" | | 5 |  | Argyle Park
Misguided
Another heavy-hitter in the scene, this collaborative effort features contributions from Tommy Victor, Celldweller, JG Thirwell, and Mark Solomon to name a few. They also released "Suspension of Disbelief" under the name AP2. top quality shit. | | 6 |  | Juggernautz
Juggernautz
Another side project from the guys in Mortal. A distillation of all the sounds they've worked with, boiling down to a hard-edged mix of industrial, pop, rock, and techno. check out "Fury" | | 7 |  | Klank
Still Suffering
Formed by former Circle of Dust guitarist Daren Diolosa. Similar to COD with slight Fear Factory and Prong influences. Their first album was produced by Celldweller and features a guest spot from Buka of Argyle Park. | | 8 | | Leaderdogs for The Blind
Lemonade
Another Circle of Dust labelmate, sporting an odd mix of grungy alt-metal and industrial noises. Features contributions from the Mohrman brothers of fellow grunge-industrialists Full on The Mouth. Supposedly promo copies of this album were shipped with a packet of lemonade mix, and the liner notes include a recipe for lemonade. | | 9 | | Passafist
Passafist
Featuring Ex-members of Chagall Guevara, this one-off project played industrial rock with elements of worldbeat and classic rock, with a huge dose of bizarre humor. Check out their cover of "Street Fighting Man". | | 10 |  | Training for Utopia
Throwing a Wrench in the American Music
Starting out as a spastic noise hardcore unit in 1995, TFU's 2nd full length incorporated the electronic beats and cut-up techniques of industrial music into their noisy metalcore framework, a move that proceeded and inspired later, more successful groups such as Scarlet and the Dillinger Escape Plan. Check out "New York City is Overrated" | |
TheCrocodile
11.16.14 | I have a decent enough knowledge of the industrial genre but I didn't knew this was a thing tbh...I know a few of these artists though but yeah paradoxical indeed. | BallsToTheWall
11.16.14 | Moar Sutcliffe Jügend | EnyaFangirl
11.16.14 | check out rozz williams swee industrial proj https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnXB8zZHZ-o | Friday13th
11.16.14 | Mortal's second album is nice and heavy but I actually like the softer songs best. | ScuroFantasma
11.16.14 | I can dig some Skillet tbh | geezers1989
11.16.14 | there are a surprising number of Christian powernoise acts as well, and by a "surprising number" I mean more than zero.
| thacoconut94
11.16.14 | That argyle park cover is beautiful | Snake.
11.16.14 | I can dig some Skillet tbh [2]
fav band from 3 years ago tbh | rock4Him
11.17.14 | Skillet is one of my favorite bands of all time. Great list, I have a lot to check out. | Aftertheascension
11.17.14 | so this actually exists | HeathenEarthling
11.17.14 | Check out Blackhouse and Mental Destruction. | VaxXi
11.18.14 | Don't know anyone here except Skillet, guess I need to start listening to some of this other stuff. | zaruyache
11.18.14 | recently found out that Christian deathcore is also a thing.
http://christiandeathcore.bandcamp.com/ | Masochist
11.19.14 | Didn't realize that Circle of Dust was a Christian band. I know that there was supposed to be a partnership with Chris Angel called Angel Dust, but I don't know if anything came of it.
Screw it, though...Celldweller's all I need. | geezers1989
11.19.14 | Some of the Angeldust tracks are available on the Criss angel Mindfreak soundtrack. There are also several official AD releases such as Musical Conjurings from the world of illusion and System 1-3 in Trilogy, which are a bitch to find | geezers1989
11.19.14 | "recently found out that Christian deathcore is also a thing." | zaruyache
11.19.14 | ikr | NakedSnake
11.20.14 | Wasn't that the whole "Closer to God" thing from NIN or nah? | Emim
11.20.14 | Circle of Dust > | sixdegrees
02.19.19 | blackhouse | bobbydylan
02.05.20 | Christian gorenoise is also a thing that exists. and there's a quite a bit of them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_tBoQMWsss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i1kupfezY8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzpPr9baTb8 | sixdegrees
02.05.20 | https://www.sputnikmusic.com/images/members/457500.jpg | bobbydylan
02.05.20 | https://ultraboardgames.com/uno/gfx/reverse.jpg | JDubb
11.21.21 | 1,4,5,and 7 are classic! |
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