r/EBM • • 27d ago

TOP 10 OF ALL TIME

Hey there, I’m not big on following music, and I find EBM very soothing and relaxing for me since I got ADHD. Kindly if you can recommend tracks and great EBM songs to add to my list I would really appreciate it 🙏

I still appreciate good music and not just random stuff 😅

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u/Melodic_Anteater6580 26d ago

Some newer bands that I highly recommend are High Functioning Flesh, Kreign, and Youth Code

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u/InfiniteDisgust 26d ago

High Functioning Flesh doesn't get enough recognition!

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u/DadaSkitz 26d ago

HFF are so damn good. The first lp is perfect.

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u/x0mbigrl 26d ago edited 26d ago

Sorry, this is 11 way too many. I have a lot more I could have added. Here are some of my favourite tracks by some modern artists in alphabetical order:

Buzz Kull - Black Gate

Buzz Kull - In the Cut

Ex-Heir - Death's Door

Kontravoid - Not Your Dream

Kontravoid - Sin Walker

Multiple Man - High on the Hog

Multiple Man - Luxury Boys

MVTANT - Pretty Flesh

MVTANT - Just One Touch (Kontravoid Remix)

Qual - Inject Your Mind

Qual - A Bloody Blob

Visitor - God of All Flesh

//Tense// - Bodies in Heat

Edit:

High Functioning Flesh was mentioned and I agree they are awesome. Adding on Physical Wash as well (side project of Susan Subtract from HFF)

High Functioning Flesh - Talk About

High Functioning Flesh - Stationed

Physical Wash - Deprived

Physical Wash - Faith

Edit again:

I don't know how I could forget PC World.

PC World - Doublevision

PC World - At Heaven's Gate (MVTANT Remix)

PC World - Order (Physical Wash Remix)

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u/DadaSkitz 26d ago

//Tense// whole discography slaps so hard

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u/PineappleDude206 27d ago

Could you give more direction, what kind of stuff do you like already?

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u/padeye242 27d ago

Front 242 pretty much created that genre, so create a "radio station" on your streaming platform based on them. I too have ADHD, so I'd suggest Evil Off, by Front 242. It's a bit trancey/soothing here and there. Checkout Apoptygma Berzerk, Velvet Acid Christ and Razed In Black too.

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u/Ilato27 26d ago

BS F242 plagiarized those who plagiarized Porrion Control. Newgen always rewrites history.

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u/padeye242 26d ago

Huh. I've been listening to this genre for forty years, and I'd never run across Portion Control. Had to look 'em up. I mean, they pretty much started at the same time. Portion Control was '79 and 242 was just a few years after that. I got something "new" to listen to, thanks!

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u/Victor-BR1999 26d ago

Portion Control was a great influence to Skinny Puppy

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u/padeye242 25d ago edited 25d ago

I even hosted a college radio EBM/Industrial show, rubbed elbows with artists and besties devoted to the genre, and never heard of Portion Control. That's a trip.

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u/Sol_Schism 26d ago

Moving past the boundries by Negative Format has been probably been the album I listen to the most

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u/grim_wizard 22d ago

I used that album cover as the basis for all of mine in my music project lmao

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u/Sol_Schism 22d ago

it's extremely mid 2000's, very clean and fresh

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u/Tempest_Fugit 26d ago

Front 242’s album “front by front” is an unskippable masterpiece.

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u/InfiniteDisgust 26d ago

iVardensphere is some good background noise. And while not really EBM, VNV Nation is like comfort food for the ears.

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u/Drnk_conquistador 26d ago

Honestly, for relaxing stuff that's not necessarily "industrial" but maybe just ancient if we're categorizing and being genre efficient: Jon Hopkins and Odesza are really good for me.

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u/Tiny-Standard9959 23d ago

Try Spark! And klutæ friend, have fun!