haven't gotten to it yet, just throbbing gristle, monte, sordide, johanna went and NON

most people had some interesting things to say except maybe for cazazza and p-orridge

Pauline was the most interesting to me, mainly because he didn't really have anything to do with music at all he just made cool destructive machines out of stolen parts and dead rabbits for performance art.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mark+pauline&search_type=&aq=f[/url]

Boyd Rice's section was good. I want to read these RE/Search publications, he had some level of involvement -

[url]http://www.researchpubs.com/books/prankprod.php[/url]
[url]http://www.researchpubs.com/books/isfprod.php[/url]

Video version of Pranks! - [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BG6YuFNZ0g[/url]

Boyd Rice had some cool insights about music

Johanna Went is best tho, everything she said made me lol

What are you guys talking about? Documentary or what?

I saw one about noise music not too long ago, it was decent.

[img]http://researchpubs.com/Blog/wp-content/uploads/wpsc/product_images/rs67full.jpg[/img]

that looks like a cool read



anyone into darker stuff like [I]Gnaw their tongues[/I]?

Yeah, me. You should check out Grunt, Ronald.

Gnaw Their Tongues are above eliteness, his new album(All the Dread Magnificence of Perversity) was incredible, definitely his best stuff to date. The dude's black metal band is also pretty good.

I actually didn't know he had a BM band

What did you think of All the Dread Magnificence of Perversity? I thought it was a big progression for him and I like the path he is taking with music right now. The production on that album is perfect.

His BM project is called De Magia Veterum, I only have one album but it's pretty neat.

[quote=Txus;17833032]What did you think of All the Dread Magnificence of Perversity? I thought it was a big progression for him and I like the path he is taking with music right now. The production on that album is perfect.

His BM project is called De Magia Veterum, I only have one album but it's pretty neat.[/quote]
I basically think the same thing. I can't wait for his new split to come out.


I'll check out his band too

And check out Grunt, it's like Gnaw Their Tongues but more noisy!

I love all that type of ****.

Listening to Genocide Organ right now, heil

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;17832945]that looks like a cool read[/QUOTE]

It is but it's probably a bit outdated, I need to find out if there is a better modern resource.

I'd actually rather not know what happened to industrial music after the 90's

Even so the book was published in 1983, though it covers the first few key artists of the movement well enough first wave had only just taken off. It also neglects some of the interesting stuff happening elsewhere (Maurizio Bianchi, Deutsch-Amerikanische Freundschaft, Test Dept, Die Form, Severed Heads etc.).

I'd like to see a comprehensive overview of the entire first wave period, its difficult to pinpoint exactly when it ended but surely during the latter part of the 80's.

Anyone of you into Efterklang?
They play in my city in may. I think I'll go.
I only have their first album, never bothered to check any other stuff, even though the album I have is quality stuff.

efterklang is great

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

This is hilariously gay.

new Nitzer Ebb is good, i'll definitely give it a few more spins

triple posting in the industrial thread

ban

holy ****ing **** the new nitzer ebb is phenominal

its like...rob dougan, but electro

amazing

Yeah, digging it quite a bit.

I need to catch up on all their material i've missed out on.

they're the str8 masters of EBM nobody comes close

i love how all the old 90s industrial bands are progressing into the fuzzy/distorto/electro field with more melodic vocals

digging it

I need to get That Total Age, I've never listened to this band

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt_vxIoAu4Y[/url]

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=177583

Om nom nom nom.

I keep getting Four Tet confused with Caribou/Manitoba

http://www.myspace.com/kirinjcallinan

Saw Kirin on friday night. Was ****ing insanity. One to watch.

listening to the second disc of that OHM early electronic music collection

sounds like me just jamming on my keyboard in ableton live with some sinewaves

Might be doing some remixing for a few local artists, and then gigging the results with them live. Intriguing.