Jaundice gets deep

i'm really not that much different, I do have a pretty strong eye for what is going to be exceptionally unappealing before I listen to it though and this is mostly in the form of bland, mediocre, uninteresting material rather than anything traditionally defined through terms like "bad" as such.

I have been surprised before though.

if someone tells me to check out a band and we generally like the same kinda music ill listen threw a few of the songs but if i dont like their sound im not gonna listen to the whole discog to see if theres a cool part in there somewhere

There are different ways to go about it

You can grab something really mainstream and current like Ke$ha
You can go for something very avant garde that doesn't follow any typical sonic conventions, like maybe Milan Knizak
You can get something with a really tacky cult following like Marilyn Manson
Or I could listen to something I have some sort of prejudice against, like a backpack rap album or some band I don't understand the hype around
And of course you can always go for something that's obscure without any sort of cult status, just obscure because no one cares about it. Like a random album from a Worst Hip Hop Album Covers list.

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Brighter Death Now rules so hard[/QUOTE]A friend left a burnt copy of Innerwar at my house and one night I was really high and decided to check it out. So I popped it in my portable cd player and went out for a smoke. Needless to say it was a creepy experience haha.

[QUOTE=Abysmill;17917678]A friend left a burnt copy of Innerwar at my house and one night I was really high and decided to check it out. So I popped it in my portable cd player and went out for a smoke. Needless to say it was a creepy experience haha.[/QUOTE]

[I]Obsessis[/I] is incredible, in my top 5 power electronics releases. I did like [I]Innerwar[/I] quite a lot as well.

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

heiling cheesy 80's EBM/New Wave

[img]http://i42.tinypic.com/2n8bho0.jpg[/img]

[IMG]http://www.slipknot-metal.com/img/albums/highres/slipknot.jpg[/IMG]

Just gave my first listen to this post-industrial masterpiece

Don't even get me started

I can't believe you haven't heard that before.

Calling it post-industrial is a bit of a stretch, come on. There is maybe some vague electronic/hip-hop influence.

I feel that the electronic element on the album was consistent enough to be more post-industrial than some of the stuff we talk about it in here.

Theres almost constant turntablism and some of the electronic / noise interludes had me geeking out. Perfect rock album.

It is very kraut.

There was one song on it, I forget the title, but it had a pronounced krautrock / musique concrete influence.

These maggots are very avant garde

no trolling slipknot was awesome

idk why they started taking themselves so seriously, though - their original songs were hilariously over the top and intentionally ridiculous

like people = sh*t

classic

lol post-industrial masterpiece

u should be a band promoter

listening to a lot of ben frost. id love to see one of his performances live.

Any of you guys listen to DNA?

I'm downloading their discography right now, they're easily the best band on [I]No New York[/I].

[QUOTE=RunAmokRampant;17919392]listening to a lot of ben frost. id love to see one of his performances live.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, i'm glad he is starting to get some attention.

[I]Theory of Machines[/I] and [I]By The Throat[/I] are incredible.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3dWBLoU--E[/url]

**** it i'm gonna call this a post-industrial masterpiece for the hell of it

lol

I have forgotten how awesome Public Image Ltd. are

been digging nest lately, just started getting into neofolk, what else should i check out?

current 93 - thunder perfect mind, all the pretty little horses, swastikas for goddy, imperium
death in june - brown book, rose clouds of holocaust, scorpion wind, kapo!
sol invictus - lex talionis, king & queen
fire + ice - gilded by the sun, hollow ways, birdking
nature and organisation - beauty reaps the blood of solitude

ron can recommend you the european stuff, Rome is solid however as well as Tenhi

ok sounds good thank you

Cyber Baphomet - don't know if anyone would know them here.

My industrial favourites are:
Ministry (godfathers)
Pain
Prong
Skrew
Two
Genitorturers
Revolting Cocks
White Zombie

I need some White Zombie.

And it's probably about time for my second Ministry disc. Which should I get, Psalm 69?

I need to listen to Revolting Cocks at some point.

I thought you would have heard [I]The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste[/I] by now.

Nah, just a pretty good handful of Rape and Honey listens and a casual glance at Twitch.

it's pretty much [I]The Land of Rape & Honey[/I] pt. 2.

[I]Psalm 69[/I] is a classic. I haven't listened to anything past [I]Filth Pig[/I] but it was solid.

Indian Jewelry
http://www.myspace.com/indianjewelry/albums/free-gold-12295294

Excepter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nm3mMs33Npg