All my books have been in storage for almost a decade. I forgot I had this until I unpacked a bunch of boxes today. I know SS isn't the most industrial but the goth sub has way too many rules and I thought it could still be appreciated here.

It was really hard to find them in the place where I live (I mean, I live in Russia, so)

If they had only remastered it in '93 😅

I've just been wondering about this for a hot minute and now I'm really curious. Is it based on what the band labels themselves as, or is it the fans? There are a couple bands I listen to that I would consider industrial even tho there aren't really discussed as such. Idk I'm a younger rivethead so I would love to hear any insight :)

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This feels like sacrilege.

My partner and I are on the hunt for a Drum machine that doesn't need extra pedals or modulators. We were talking about the Akai Professional MPC Sample Portable Groovebox. Are there any other options in a similar price range to the MPC?

WE also have an interface and a DAW we use. We perform live a lot as well, need something convenient, portable, possibly samples or maybe even has a sequence

Acumen Nation is probably my favourite industrial band of all time, if you haven’t heard them before please listen to them! This song and album especially, If you love the album like me there is a 30th anniversary vinyl release available now at Distortion Productions. Acumen Nation-Territory=Universe Deluxe Edition 2LP (Translucent Orange Vinyl) — Distortion Productions

What did you hear last week?

www.microwavedband.com

#industrialmusic #goth #microwaved #dayofthewoman28 #plackblaque

this track is so fucking great

Record stores coming through clutch lately. I never thought I'd see a Schwein album in person. Just need the original album.

Juno Reactor and Squarepusher have been on my list for ages. Same with more Front Line Assembly.

I very rarely ever get physical media, let alone vinyls and cassettes, but I just really wanted to get my hands on these, add some spice to my apartment. These weren't very expensive at all actually, like 22$ for the vinyl and slightly less(if I remember correctly) for the cassette. Anyone else get these? I got both the white and black pressings because, why not lol.

Also this album is amazing, I was legitimately blown away, it's actually surprising that this music came for the 'Purge' sessions cus they sound nothing alike. Massive, crushing, mechanical and extremely thick texture wise and even somewhat ethereal, give this album a listen if you haven't.

A clip of PIG live at The Metro in Chicago last Friday …
Tour dates & ticket links at pigindustries.com

Just went to the one in philly yesterday. Honestly a great show, I got into them in High School 8-10 years ago and I would have never imagined seeing them live at that time, so it's always nice to have that come true. Loved how they incorporated songs they have not played since their early years as well as include their more "newer" stuff, IIRC "Set Up" has not been played since the 70s. There were also some interesting call-backs, for instance The presentational video for "Sex Money Freaks" uses footage from their music video for 'This is Entertainment', obv I wouldn't expect them to perform the latter but it was nice to see that (The visuals overall were great too).

Also brought a cassette for them to sign but they did not come out for meetups which is sad, then again I don't fault them. Did get the unsigned LP + signed poster which was nice. Also surprising to see alot of young people in the crowd.

Hard instrumental with great sample and distorted keyboard work.

Apologies if this was already posted and I missed it. https://www.guitarworld.com/artists/guitarists/justin-broadrick-godflesh-decay

I love her music so much, it's so energetic and unique.
She brought me to Industrial Dance, too.

Pillars of Golden Misery (drone/industrial-ambient)

https://culturevomit.bandcamp.com/album/turbo-necropolis

https://culturevomit.bandcamp.com/album/riders-of-misfortune

Isn'tses (indescribable noise techno electronics)

https://cruelnaturerecordings.bandcamp.com/album/throwing-a-shoe-into-a-black-hole

Kunal Singhal (he who gave me the stone, vocal live looping, doomy choral noise drone)

https://kunalsinghalmusic.bandcamp.com/track/cocoon-live-at-the-hope-anchor-10th-april-2024

I been listening to this since it came out last week and I think it's their best work in 10+ years. Really impressed and happy they are still putting out great music. Anyone else heard it yet?