Good lord. :rolleyes:

he seems a shockingly cool guy for being involved in the neofolk/industrial scene

would have assumed everyone involved in those type of circles was a jesus freak *** hole

Why would you assume they are jesus freaks?

Idk, I've always strongly associated any type of alternative or rebellious art with overly conservative jackasses

its one of those preconceived notions i have a hard time looking past

Most of these people look like liberal pansies to me.

more like fascist and neo-paganist pansies

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but we return to David Tibet in a swimming pool so I think there is a good sense of humour here in between smelling their own farts

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lol

justin do you ever listen to noise music

its as esoteric and brutal as black metal sometimes I could see you digging it if you don't

I like Pig Heart Transplant and Harry P[I]u[/I]ssy are pretty noisey I guess.

get some Throbbing Gristle and Marilyn Manson , their records are Christ-destroying

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21;18061289]I like Pig Heart Transplant and Harry P[I]u[/I]ssy are pretty noisey I guess.[/QUOTE]

Brethren - [I]Savage Inequalities[/I]

give that a shot

Yeah on a serious note Justin if you can enjoy Emit then there's definitely a bunch of industrial stuff you could get into

[QUOTE=Meatplow;18061299]Brethren - [I]Savage Inequalities[/I]

give that a shot[/QUOTE]

aight

EDIT @ Alex: well I sure do like me some Emit

new Bastard Noise is awesome

[url]http://www.omgvinyl.com/2010/06/14/the-bastard-noise-a-culture-of-monsters-lp/[/url]

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3zo5KvtJX4[/url]

[I]set me on fire
KEROSENE!!!!!!![/I]

[QUOTE=Countorus;18061573]new Bastard Noise is awesome

[url]http://www.omgvinyl.com/2010/06/14/the-bastard-noise-a-culture-of-monsters-lp/[/url][/QUOTE]

yes this band is so good



anyone here like burning star core? saw them live and have become obsessed

yeah, i like burning star core quite a lot

his collab album with prurient is so ****in good

pretencious shEeeiiit

guys recc me some new dark ambient

does it matter if its new it alls ounds the same

[I]BJ Nilsen - The Invisible City
Maurizio Bianchi - YNOHPMYS
Geoff Mullen & Keith Fullerton Whitman - November 28 2009[/I]

that's about all I got

[QUOTE]Geoff Mullen & Keith Fullerton Whitman - November 28 2009[/QUOTE]

I need to get this. Keith Fullerton Whitman is pretty good.

what are some good distros

i've only got tesco germany and coptic cat

Boomkat is probably one of the best around.

sweet

going on a Jean Louis Costes binge, perpetuating the myth that frenchmen don't bathe

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

[url]http://www.forcedexposure.com/[/url]

this looks amazing

[QUOTE=Countorus;18061573]new Bastard Noise is awesome

[url]http://www.omgvinyl.com/2010/06/14/the-bastard-noise-a-culture-of-monsters-lp/[/url][/QUOTE]

Me and Hitler is such a good song

lol Bastard Noise are getting so famous.

who

ur mom

anyone heard Serena Maneesh?

[I]Abyss In B Minor[/I] isn't bad, sort of a shoegaze/electronic/industrial mix

Squarepusher's[I] Ultravisitor[/I] is pretty good on second listen. Some parts seem kind of sloppy but I envy the sounds this guy can make sometimes

He is a beast playing bass.

yeah I love that part where he has that squelching effect mirroring his playing

I didn't like his solo bass album much, I just find that kind of thing boring

Yeah, I've heard the same thing from a couple of friends. I liked his solo album quite a bit but I guess that's because I'm a bass player.

I've been listening to lots of Thomas Köner lately, that guy is so good.

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the militaristic percussion at the end of [I]L'Age d'Or[/I] is pretty martial industrial, Alex

It really is. The first time I watched it I felt almost like it was put there specifically to blow my mind.

Like, it amazed that in the 1930's someone would actually think of something as avant garde and ahead of its time as having strong militant rhythms like that synchronized with an allusion to a Marquis De Sade novel that was in very limited publication until years later

Oh and you really need to read 120 days of sodom, i know you've seen the movie and all but the movie is a total contradiction the whole theme the book was trying to convey

In fact you should pretty much just do nothing but read books at my command since everything you end up reading was inspired by me :p

everything? thats a stretch

i've been meaning to check it out though, I may just order a copy next time I get a $40 tip at work