Good Industrial music that you can recommend

[Mesh Gear Fox 29]

linkin park

[oscillik 105]

 

the soundtrack for the new DOOM game is definitely worth checking out.

 

It was definitely the icing on the cake for game of the year, for me.

Edited September 28, 2016 by oscillik

[usagi 134]

^ aye. not sure that it's "industrial", but whatever, it's great.

[jellyrajah 4]

not sure if i'd label them as 'industrial,' but try ancient methods. might be up your alley 

 

[darreichungsform 266]

I know Ancient Methods, they are amazing at making dark techno

[oscillik 105]

^ aye. not sure that it's "industrial", but whatever, it's great.

meh. it's got metal guitar riffs (also has 'razor Reznor' stuff), synth sequences, electronic drums. Fits a definition of industrial for me (I'm not into sub-dividing genres....terms like 'aggrotech' really piss me off).

[fxbip 6]

Bombardier/Jason Snell is pretty good,ive been wanting to buy his stuff for ages now.You just remind me of that. http://music.jasonjsnell.com/album/fury

 

Listening to this one right now! Pretty sick stuff!

Edited October 3, 2016 by fxbip

[ghOsty 36]

Justin Broadrick's alias as JK Flesh is more electronic focused than Godflesh and it's friggin' awesome... Especially Posthuman and the split EP with Prurient

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bC-wNTx15d4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiV0AL5d9MU

also was listening to some old Ministry on the way to work today:

 

[cwmbrancity 198]

[IOS 28]

Imminent Starvation - Tentack One

 

Converter - Coma

 

Seefeel - Fracture

 

Pan Sonic - Uranokemia

 

Ø (Mika Vainio) - S-Bahn

 

Cut Hands - Nine-Night

[cwmbrancity 198]

track 1 off this behemoth, aka Richard H Kirk's "Synesthesia" off Disposable Half-Truths, no audio sorry

 

https://www.discogs.com/Richard-H-Kirk-Disposable-Half-Truths/release/80158

[darreichungsform 266]

thanks for the recommendations - good stuff amongst it, will check it all when I have more time on my hands

[Joyrex 613]

Not sure if one would consider this "industrial", but TR/ST's stuff fits the bill for me:

 

 

https://soundcloud.com/ttrstt/slug

 

[ghOsty 36]

TR/ST is more darkwave than industrial, but it's damn good stuff either way...

[Joyrex 613]

TR/ST is more darkwave than industrial, but it's damn good stuff either way...

Yeah, you're right - hence my hesitance. But yes, very good stuff. I wonder what Anton is up to these days...

[ghOsty 36]

Friend of mine introduced me to Youth Code this week, good shit... has the old-school industrial/EBM vibe, lots of Skinny Puppy and Front Line Assembly influence

Edited October 17, 2016 by ghOsty

[Zephyr_Nova 287]

Bombardier/Jason Snell is pretty good,ive been wanting to buy his stuff for ages now.You just remind me of that. http://music.jasonjsnell.com/album/fury

 

Listening to this one right now! Pretty sick stuff!

 

Whoa, this sounds so much like Numb!  or at least an instrumental version of it.  Numb was my favorite industrial band after Skinny Puppy.  I haven't been able to find much industrial I like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_NV19Qm2HY

[Redruth 0]

einstürzende neubauten, coil, throbbing gristle, skinny puppy, download, 242, cabaret voltaire, nine inch nails, clock dva, the young god's, ministry, killing joke, mc 900ft jesus, meat beat manifesto (older), spk 

 

there, that should keep you going for awhile..

 

 

:)

[Haste 0]

Wow, how have I never heard of Numb?  Just investigating around YT now.  Pretty cool.

[Redruth 0]

https://www.discogs.com/Bourbonese-Qualk-Preparing-For-Power/release/176954

 

 

wow, nevr heard tht before..

Edited October 18, 2016 by Redruth

[kichiguy 21]

Some of my personal favourites

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_a02dTvN7V0

 

Edited October 18, 2016 by kichiguy

[Zephyr_Nova 287]

Wow, how have I never heard of Numb?  Just investigating around YT now.  Pretty cool.

 

I'm thrilled to have introduced someone else to Numb.  He's from Vancouver, where a lot of great industrial seems to originate.  Apparently he moved to Vietnam to live with his wife, and that = no more music for some reason I can't understand.

[WeAreOceans 4]

Literally anything cEvin Key has touched

 

 

 

 

 

[Uros 114]

Couldn't find more suitable thread so I'm necromancing this one.....

 

 

 

 

Posted this a couple years ago in the now playing thread but have to repost this set here since I'm still quite impressed about the project after like 10+ years. The term "industrial" is quite wide and I also use it loosely but imo Transistori captures the "real essence" of what the industrial was originally all about with this set. Like, these dudes are actually playing a factory, using it as an instrument, can't get more industrial than that ;). Reminds me of some EN or TG but without vocals which is a big plus in my books. Just pure metal against metal clangs and tribal drumming added with eerie ambience. Here's the playlist, loving especially parts 1 & 3. Part 4 is more or less outtakes.

 

 

Anyone else into this kind of stuff? Recommendations for similar tunes would be welcome.

[WeAreOceans 4]

This is ace, cheers for sharing. The only possibly related project I know if is a drone release that involved playing frequencies at various locations through the environment's materials (I think a mine and a factory were involved). It came out a few years back but I cannot for the life of me remember the producer or title, will see if I can find it.

 

Edit: Emptyset - Material ! More of an experimental project but same idea of using the environment to produce something

 

Edited April 16, 2018 by WeAreOceans