I never see anyone really talking about industrial music on here, anyone a fan?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvZqWq0ZNjk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGssRXrSuh0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DmGJrrLCQE&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAPochpYGdY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXCh9OhDiCI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Llv6Wpm99uo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzjPc3nBcr4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPpUFBVSyWs

But anyone feel free to ad an industrial band you like

Of course there are the king's Nine Inch Nails, KMFDM & Ministry

Also i love

Skinny Puppies

Rammstein

Combichrist

OOmph

White/Rob Zombie

VNV Nation

Front 242

I like a few of the bands you mentioned, but real industrial to me is music like Einstürzende Neubauten's Strategies Against Architecture 80-83 when they are banging away with tools and drills and stuff.

sextonseven said:

I like a few of the bands you mentioned, but real industrial to me is music like Einstürzende Neubauten's Strategies Against Architecture 80-83 when they are banging away with tools and drills and stuff.

See those guy's are good and i guess they could be considered real industrial.

But i like the bon crunching metal and synth sensibilities of the late 80's and 90's industrial bands.

But i have not seen a good industrial band post 2000

To me industrial died along with grunge int he late 90's

Gunsnhalen said:

I never see anyone really talking about industrial music on here, anyone a fan?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvZqWq0ZNjk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGssRXrSuh0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DmGJrrLCQE&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAPochpYGdY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXCh9OhDiCI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Llv6Wpm99uo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzjPc3nBcr4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPpUFBVSyWs

But anyone feel free to ad an industrial band you like

Of course there are the king's Nine Inch Nails, KMFDM & Ministry

Also i love

Skinny Puppies

Rammstein

Combichrist

OOmph

White/Rob Zombie

VNV Nation

Front 242

Damn right.

Oh dear.

throbbing gristle?

was(not was) was influenced by some of those sounds:

it could be said that michael was also influenced by those sounds...

i gotta say, if reznor worked with michael, that might have been SICK!

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i saw meat beat manifesto years ago, probably 1990 or so, when they were on tour for this album... i went deaf for three days after that. it was a great show. more house than industrial, but they still got pulled in with a lot of the 'industrial' groups.

MJJstudent said:

i saw meat beat manifesto years ago, probably 1990 or so, when they were on tour for this album... i went deaf for three days after that. it was a great show. more house than industrial, but they still got pulled in with a lot of the 'industrial' groups.

Man these guy's are heavy as hell! they never quite got the love they deserve but great band none the less

novabrkr said:

Oh dear.

yeah baby

MJJstudent said:

was(not was) was influenced by some of those sounds:

it could be said that michael was also influenced by those sounds...

That would have been sick if him & Reznor worked together. He definitely had some of those type of sound's going on

MJJstudent said:

i gotta say, if reznor worked with michael, that might have been SICK!

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Yeah - if MJ let TR just do whatever he wanted and didn't give him a list of demands/fence him in creatively, in any way.

The stuff on Dangerous sounds a lot similar to the stuff on Year Zero. "Jam" and "Vessel", for instance. A lof of the YZ stuff sounds like Dangerous on steroids lol.

It's been said that both MJ and Prince were big NIN fans.... Prince used to drive around with the "Broken" EP in his car stereo and a couple of MJ's engineers said he always listened to "The Downward Spiral".

Anyway, big industrial fan here.... NIN, Ministry, Throbbing Gristle, Pigface.....actually Martin Atkins from Pigface is a friend of mine...

Militant said:

It's been said that both MJ and Prince were big NIN fans.... Prince used to drive around with the "Broken" EP in his car stereo and a couple of MJ's engineers said he always listened to "The Downward Spiral".

Anyway, big industrial fan here.... NIN, Ministry, Throbbing Gristle, Pigface.....actually Martin Atkins from Pigface is a friend of mine...

Pigface has some good stuff i believe they did some stuff with Rob Halford from Judas Priest.

I'm a big fan of this genre, but I agree with sextonseven on the name/definition. The groups you're speaking of here are either EBM (Electronic Body Music) or Industrial Rock. In fact, I believe one of the members of 242 actually came up with the EBM title. True Industrial was/is groups like Einstürzende Neubauten, Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire. The groups that took from that sound made it more accessible, ending up with either a more danceable sound (EBM or Industrial Dance) or more rock sound (hence, later Ministry and NIN). Those have spawned even more sub-genres (too many to mention). I'm a big fan of Front Line Assembly, Front 242, Ministry (81-92), Skinny Puppy, Meat Beat Manifesto (althought I'd hesitate to place MBM in one of these genres -- Jack Dangers is more of his own genre). These days I tend to like pretty much anything on Metropolis Records -- it's like the modern version of what Wax Trax or 4AD were back in the day (labels that had a specific sound).

Militant said:

It's been said that both MJ and Prince were big NIN fans.... Prince used to drive around with the "Broken" EP in his car stereo and a couple of MJ's engineers said he always listened to "The Downward Spiral".

Anyway, big industrial fan here.... NIN, Ministry, Throbbing Gristle, Pigface.....actually Martin Atkins from Pigface is a friend of mine...

Very cool, Militant! He's been around the Industrial Rock scene for many years. He's worked with PIL, Killing Joke, NIN, Ministry, Murder, Inc., The Damage Manual and obviously Pigface. My first exposure to him was through Killing Joke (huge fan).

pzlyprk said:

I'm a big fan of this genre, but I agree with sextonseven on the name/definition. The groups you're speaking of here are either EBM (Electronic Body Music) or Industrial Rock. In fact, I believe one of the members of 242 actually came up with the EBM title. True Industrial was/is groups like Einstürzende Neubauten, Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire. The groups that took from that sound made it more accessible, ending up with either a more danceable sound (EBM or Industrial Dance) or more rock sound (hence, later Ministry and NIN). Those have spawned even more sub-genres (too many to mention). I'm a big fan of Front Line Assembly, Front 242, Ministry (81-92), Skinny Puppy, Meat Beat Manifesto (althought I'd hesitate to place MBM in one of these genres -- Jack Dangers is more of his own genre). These days I tend to like pretty much anything on Metropolis Records -- it's like the modern version of what Wax Trax or 4AD were back in the day (labels that had a specific sound).

NIN is true industrial as well.

Check out "19 Ghosts II" , for instance.

That aside, even the more mainstream-sounding stuff by NIN has a lot of industrial sounds going on in it along with the pianos and guitar.

Militant said:

It's been said that both MJ and Prince were big NIN fans.... Prince used to drive around with the "Broken" EP in his car stereo and a couple of MJ's engineers said he always listened to "The Downward Spiral".

Anyway, big industrial fan here.... NIN, Ministry, Throbbing Gristle, Pigface.....actually Martin Atkins from Pigface is a friend of mine...

atkins is a great drummer, as is bill rieflin (who i have met). one of my favourite atkins moments:

that beat is sick!

this is my favourite version of this song- she added dub elements:

the best one, obviously (after to me, ms. jones):

rezner, peter murphy and crew covering the O.G.:

and of course, ministry straight jacking the song:

hee hee... i was a big ministry head back in the day.

i stopped listening to nine inch nails after i saw some stuff that gave me nightmares... like that dude bound and gagged under the toilet. and the snuff films and stuff. the imagery was to painful, and listening to it would give me associations.

but, here's some early footage with him.

This is more along the lines of what I was talking about.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYqXYbyON0Q

Some of the more mainstream music by NIN that still has Industrial elements :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuSgkgyvc3s

what about this?

A few faves (in a "loose genre"):

Static X

Sevendust

Type O Negative

Filter

Sevendust

Attack Attack!!

Test Dept

Powerman 500

and maybe a slight honorable mention (as they only crossed the "Industrial line" in moments) to Portishead.

JamFanHot said:

A few faves (in a "loose genre"):

Static X

Sevendust

Type O Negative

Filter

Sevendust

Attack Attack!!

Test Dept

Powerman 500

and maybe a slight honorable mention (as they only crossed the "Industrial line" in moments) to Portishead.

i'm from brooklyn, so i knew some of those guys, or have met them through the folks i knew... like the type o negative dudes. the singer guy, pete steele, he transcended last year as well.

JamFanHot said:

A few faves (in a "loose genre"):

Static X

Sevendust

Type O Negative

Filter

Sevendust

Attack Attack!!

Test Dept

Powerman 500

and maybe a slight honorable mention (as they only crossed the "Industrial line" in moments) to Portishead.

Statix X rock's! Powerman as well

Type? i always thought of them as a pure heavy metal band imo

Gunsnhalen said:

JamFanHot said:

A few faves (in a "loose genre"):

Static X

Sevendust

Type O Negative

Filter

Sevendust

Attack Attack!!

Test Dept

Powerman 500

and maybe a slight honorable mention (as they only crossed the "Industrial line" in moments) to Portishead.

Statix X rock's! Powerman as well

Type? i always thought of them as a pure heavy metal band imo

Yeah..that;s why I say it's a "loose" genre....there's a lot of bands that could be thought of as another, while still having some "industrial" elements.

pzlyprk said:

Militant said:

It's been said that both MJ and Prince were big NIN fans.... Prince used to drive around with the "Broken" EP in his car stereo and a couple of MJ's engineers said he always listened to "The Downward Spiral".

Anyway, big industrial fan here.... NIN, Ministry, Throbbing Gristle, Pigface.....actually Martin Atkins from Pigface is a friend of mine...

Very cool, Militant! He's been around the Industrial Rock scene for many years. He's worked with PIL, Killing Joke, NIN, Ministry, Murder, Inc., The Damage Manual and obviously Pigface. My first exposure to him was through Killing Joke (huge fan).

Yep. I initially knew of him through NIN (most notably the "Suck" track) and then discovered other acts he'd been involved with like KJ, Damage Manual, etc. Here's a pic of me and him! --> http://twitgoo.com/3h839

He wrote a really good book a couple of years ago called Tour:Smart which is basically the bible for touring bands. I've written an article myself that's going to be included in the followup book which will be titled "Band:Smart". He's a really cool guy, very knowledgeable and down to earth. He does lots of events, music industry conventions etc. If you ever get the opportunity to go to one I would recommend it.

JamFanHot said:

Gunsnhalen said:

Statix X rock's! Powerman as well

Type? i always thought of them as a pure heavy metal band imo

Yeah..that;s why I say it's a "loose" genre....there's a lot of bands that could be thought of as another, while still having some "industrial" elements.

Gunsnhalen said:

I never see anyone really talking about industrial music on here, anyone a fan?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvZqWq0ZNjk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGssRXrSuh0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DmGJrrLCQE&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAPochpYGdY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXCh9OhDiCI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Llv6Wpm99uo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzjPc3nBcr4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPpUFBVSyWs

But anyone feel free to ad an industrial band you like

Of course there are the king's Nine Inch Nails, KMFDM & Ministry

Also i love

Skinny Puppies

Rammstein

Combichrist

OOmph

White/Rob Zombie

VNV Nation

Front 242

Ok Im gonna jump in this thread because I have been trying to find this song that

had a video that had a girl dressed in some nazi type clothes and there were some pigs

running around also. They played it on MTV for a while. I believe it was industrial music.

Help me find this song!! The video was crazy!!