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      CommentAuthorEmmymau
    • CommentTimeSep 6th 2009
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    So it's like this: I find a lot of new stuff via satellite radio, but the things that I like to seriously bounce (and write) to tend to come from the goth-industrial clubs that I spend a lot of time in. Unfortunately, since about May my travels have taken me to awful, Goth-forsaken places that are hundreds of miles from the nearest noise-fix, and that's not likely to change for a while. Can anyone recommend some stompy stuff that's surfaced in the past few months, so I can refresh the playlists a little? It's not that I'm enjoying Grendel's "Harsh Generation" any less, but variety is the spice of life and all...
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      CommentAuthorkrista
    • CommentTimeSep 6th 2009
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    This may be something of a stretch, but at the moment I'm in love with ZU. I've been listening to Carboniferous a lot, which has some strong electronic/industrial elements to it. Primarily, though, it's a lot of math/jazzy kind of stuff.
    Another favourite of mine which might be stretching the 'electronic' classification are BATTLES. Although most of what they do is recorded with live instruments, they do a lot of looping and mixing, and some of it sounds very electronic in the end. Again, it can be a bit mathy, but it's probably more danceable than Zu. Along similar lines to Battles are HOLY FUCK - live instruments (including a lot of toys and found objects) fed through mixing decks and loops.
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    The most recent industrial albums I've enjoyed are the new Throbbing Gristle material and Somatic Responses latest. Hocico had something last year that was decent but only ever had a passing interest in the aggrotech/goth rave stuff. More into Skinny Puppy, TG, Front 242, Godflesh etc. As Krista said, Zu is also very cool but stretches the club-type stuff that I think you're asking for?
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      CommentAuthorEmmymau
    • CommentTimeSep 7th 2009
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    I think I'll check out Zu, Battles and Holy Fuck anyway; they sound interesting, danceable or not. Many thanks!
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    Add Fuck Buttons to your list of not-industrial-but-still-noisy-and-interesting music to check, then :).
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    REALICIDE is some rough industrial hardcore that im digging a ton right now.
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    I'll second the REALICIDE recommendation. I played with R. Inhuman once long ago and he's a great guy and REALICIDE keeps getting better and better.

    also a great live show
    • CommentAuthorMoon S
    • CommentTimeSep 8th 2009
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    • CommentAuthorstation
    • CommentTimeSep 8th 2009
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    Jackal and Hyde - http://www.myspace.com/jackalandhyde

    Hardcore Electro! Check out the songs Beyond the void, Malfunction, I control your body, and Dark star.

    They are amazing live.
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    I'll third the Realicide recommendation. They have a ton of releases but the best to start with is Resisting The Viral Self.

    Realicide Live @ my loft The vocals are a little high on the recording.
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    catholic boys in heavy leather.
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      CommentAuthorEmmymau
    • CommentTimeSep 9th 2009
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    I am compiling an outstanding wishlist, here. Many, many thanks!
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    HOLY MOLAR has been gone for years, but they also are fucking awesome live.
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      CommentAuthortexture
    • CommentTimeSep 9th 2009
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    check yr emails Emmymau... a wee present headed your way
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      CommentAuthorJef UK
    • CommentTimeOct 5th 2009
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    My band AMERICANS UK has some pretty industrial songs in ROCKTRONIC and ELECTRIC CLOSET. ZOMBIES ATTACK!!! and I, APE-MAN veer there too. You can download I, APE-MAN for free from our website: www.americans-uk.com, but ROCKTRONIC and ELECTRIC CLOSET are super industrial.
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      CommentAuthorKelcey
    • CommentTimeOct 5th 2009
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    The Ancient Methods releases are techno built on an Industrial framework. As an old school rivethead they get me stomping around.

    http://www.discogs.com/artist/Ancient+Methods
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      CommentAuthorruzkin
    • CommentTimeOct 5th 2009 edited
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    I can't remember who recommended me to this band, but they rock my cock off.
    http://www.themercycage.com/hymn/
    Bought the whole album on iTunes, very impressed.
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      CommentAuthorroque
    • CommentTimeOct 6th 2009
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    glorious thread.
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      CommentAuthorphill_sea
    • CommentTimeOct 6th 2009 edited
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    SMB are well worth checking out --danceable, stompy stuff. And the song "Smash TV" samples the movie Falling Down.

    Someone else already mentioned HORSE the Band, but i'll second it.
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      CommentAuthorEmmymau
    • CommentTimeOct 6th 2009
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    @phill_sea: Sampling Falling Down has been done--Frontline Assembly has bits of that movie scattered all over the Millennium album. Sampling Johnny Dangerously--now that's genius.

    Also, a second thanks for all of the recommendations. So much new stuff to sample! It's a good thing.

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