this is a dark ambient piece i did [url]http://extlabs.com/ishkabum/KAIROS.mp3[/url]

Chris & Cosey's [I]Heartbeat[/I] is such a perfectly constructed ambient synthpop album.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wH54r3e_Nos[/url]

listened to some ambient today in an attempt to study

aidan baker - [I]scalpel[/I] and deathprod - [I]morals and dogma[/I] were nice, enjoyed them both.

i can't really get into this William Basinski album i'm listening to now though. first song was a 20 minute loop which slowly 'disintegrated'. now the second song is the same thing but 52 minutes. its not really bad or anything, i just don't find it that great

gonna listen to Stars of the Lid - [I]Avec Laudenum[/I] now

Brian Eno's [I]Another Green World[/I] is getting a lot of plays whilst I study recently.

[I]Discreet Music[/I] and [I]Music For Films[/I] are good as well

i'll check those out and that Chris & Cosey album you recommended be eventually. capped at the moment.

Scalpel is a great album. Check "The Dead Texan" out dblitz.

[quote]i can't really get into this william basinski album i'm listening to now though. First song was a 20 minute loop which slowly 'disintegrated'. Now the second song is the same thing but 52 minutes. Its not really bad or anything, i just don't find it that great[/quote]

:( :(

[QUOTE= Ventriloquist]Check "The Dead Texan" out dblitz.[/QUOTE]
already know and love them
[QUOTE=Txus;17997295]:( :([/QUOTE]
[IMG]http://i45.tinypic.com/v3lkbs.jpg[/IMG]

check out William Basinski & Richard Chartier - Untitled 1-3

no loops more lustmord-ish dark ambient.

alright, thanks. also need to listen to lustmord i guess. i have [I]heresy[/I] on my to get list.

[QUOTE=DBlitz;17997281]i'll check those out and that Chris & Cosey album you recommended be eventually. capped at the moment.[/QUOTE]

lol me too

yay for australian ISP's

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17997311]lol me too

yay for australian ISP's[/QUOTE]
yay

:(

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=481DlxGYph4[/url]

I remember getting stoned to this and Death In June once and was absolutely terrified

listening to Terry Riley's [I]A Rainbow In Curved Air[/I], pretty good moog ambient so far

Jyl was awesome btw Alex

ha damn I rec'd you that a good while ago, I'd practically forgotten about that record til I saw it the other day cleaning out my music folders

I've been meaning to get my hands on the album in your avatar, I've been casually listening to exotica and lounge lately

I have his greatest hits, its pretty corny.

the fact that it was influential to early industrial music is pretty lol (Boyd Rice and Genesis P-Orridge idolised the guy)

I was totally unaware of the fact, I was just reading a book about the fifties and thought it would help me get in the zone if I listened to lounge music in the background

[url]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WECSU61U[/url]

check that out Alex

Boyd Rice is a class act, I'll take a look at it.

I sense a Brian Eno binge this afternoon.

My laptop is malfunctioning horribly so I'm listening to what I have on the desktop computer

that is, random dubstep album, limp bizkit album, american head charge album, and a gucci mane mixtape, mushroomhead album

slim pickins

lol american head charge

discovered any good nu metal lately

been worshipping the System of a Down discography.

[IMG]http://images.uulyrics.com/cover/p/primer-55/album-introduction-to-mayhem.jpg[/IMG]

This has been getting some listens lately, sounds like the rapped sections in Slipknot mixed with generic metalcore chugga chuggas. Bad indeed.

I feel I need to start making my way through the Kittie discography.

Kitties first two albums are a guilty pleasure

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

new Current 93 is out

^should check that out soon

Anybody here dig Murcof? I listened to Remembranza today and it's easily one of the best electro/dark-ambient records I've heard

i'll look it up, need more dark ambient

been checking out old moog experiments like Terry Riley and Mort Garson, fun stuff

you should def check Murcof out. I prefer this type of dark ambient to drone/dark ambient. Minimal beats, glitching noises. Check out Blackfilm as well, while you're at it check Bersarin Quartett too.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHq0-ujgoaY[/url]

so good, been heiling this all day today.

i dont know if this band fits this thread of but do anyone listen to The Blood of Heroes?

you can fit any band into this thread, I haven't heard of that band tho

[quote]you can fit any band into this thread[/quote]

not second wave new wave tinged apocalyptic folk you can't

Industrial is one of my ever-growing obsessions...though strictly speaking it's more post-industrial and industrial rock that I'm enjoying.
Of the 'true' industrial I really enjoy Cabaret Voltaire and Throbbing Gristle. In post-industrial I love Skinny Puppy and Angelspit (if they count).
Not really much of an EBM/aggrotech fan, though I quite enjoy Nitzer Ebb and Aesthetic Perfection.

I have an Angelspit album tucked away for one of these days

been power electonicing so hard

im sorry to hear that

u better

I don't know where to talk about them exactly, but Gnaw Their Tongues is killer.

Somebody said that stupid band Yoga was "Black Metal's answer to Throbbing Gristle", but they're ****ing gay.

This band fits that description way better.

gnaw their tongues is defintley awesome, their latest 2 disc full length was superb

[QUOTE=FashionistState;18006907]Industrial is one of my ever-growing obsessions...though strictly speaking it's more post-industrial and industrial rock that I'm enjoying.
Of the 'true' industrial I really enjoy Cabaret Voltaire and Throbbing Gristle. In post-industrial I love Skinny Puppy and Angelspit (if they count).
Not really much of an EBM/aggrotech fan, though I quite enjoy Nitzer Ebb and Aesthetic Perfection.[/QUOTE]

Prepare to find a lot of boredom after 1995 or so.