Industrial Metal

[P-K]

I love all the cheeseball ebm drumming. I think of it more like japanese festival teiko drumming if you replaced all their traditional instruments with oil barrels.

Japanese seem to have a tradition in how they program 'beats', i allways think of Dissecting Table when listening to :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4a1BHUNvKw monstreous Japanese ebm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJv5GjKz2Vc 2nd Communication-related ...
or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfjkebnESaQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxvzqwgoQb4
or even in japanese avant-jazz :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdAMTBoCtrw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiWici66ov4

and now, ontopic again :-)

[Nyodene D]

Crawl/Child
http://urbantheories.blogspot.com/2011/08/crawlchild-self-titled-principles-of.html

I`ve dropped this name more than a few times over the years, to little apparent notice. Their self-titled debut is definitely more industrial than metal, and it`s also heavy as all fuck. Proper songs, averaging four minutes, verse chorus all that, but all swansesque slomo metal percussive brutality and mechanized industrial atmos. Very angry sounding young men.

The s/t is awesome.  I can't believe they weren't huge for this.  Thanks!

[Bloated Slutbag]

Masochistic Religion

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWxgnqmOrb4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xinsb3o0IKs&feature=plcp

Was inspired by my own post in the "Age survey" thread to see what this project was up to. This is all I could find on YouTube, but fairly representative of their heavier/dronier side.

EDIT: "footage from Dutch TV"(!)

And here's something from the main dude's later project, James Junkin Jr

http://music.cbc.ca/#/play/artist/James-Junkin-Jr/Scrapin-Jr-Off-The-Floor

...not at all bad, reminds me of the early live incarnation of Feotus - which from the title would be an obvious inspiration.

[bitewerksMTB]

Listenng to Iugula-Thor "Wheel of the Process" on youtube now. I'm pretty sure I still have the record. All the other stuff, I sold (still have the bloodlust 7", I think). I liked the 1st full length with all the metal samples b/c it was so ridiculous. Wish the song "I am the Duke of Excitement" was on youtube! Most of his work was ok, some really good but nothing that ever was listened to more than once.

[jesusfaggotchrist]

I know more rock and less "industrial", but does anyone enjoy Prong?

[jesusfaggotchrist]

Treponem Pal is the bastard child of Voivod and Prong.

and they are disciples of the Young Gods

so yea, I think they're industrial metal

I can also vouch for Meathook Seed

[fin de siècle]

I wouldn`t call it Industrial Metal, however still suits somehow to that term ... kinda similar to GGFH, GODFLESH, etc ...

CATATONIC EXISTENCE

is Robert Deathrage and Guy Mulidor, a side project of MEAT SHITS, and one of the sickest, nihilist & bleak projects i know. Virtuous use of movie samples ... simply brilliant!

Yesterday i uploaded two of their best tracks.

Catatonic Existence - M.W.D (Mafia-hit-dub-mix)
http://youtu.be/F1fzGuMO1wU

Catatonic Existence - Blank (Delirium-edit-dub-mix)
http://youtu.be/YK0GjdZyPRw

... however, you need a wicked sense of humor to enjoy this, as much as I do ...

[jesusfaggotchrist]

anyway i could get a rip of that Catatonic
Existence?

[Zeno Marx]

industrial metal...industrial crust...I'm still finding myself taking side trips with this stuff.  I can't remember if that started again late last year or early this year.

Sin, from the Sin/Spine Wrench (ex-Deviated Instinct) split, is really good.  I think its all they ever did, too.  That disc isn't easy to find.  It's too bad it hasn't been reissued on CD or made available again on bandcamp.  Spine Wrench needs a discography CD/bandcamp as well, but I was particularly impressed with Sin.

Christbait from Austrlia is all over the place in styles, but their tracks on the Sounds of Ordinary Madness comp and Yeast album are quality industrial metal with a southern fried groove ala EyeHateGod, and sometimes Pantera.  They must be popular there, because a discography 4LP was released this year.

Relapse just released the Realize* album.  From Arizona of all places.  It's good.  Heavy.  Their demo was impressive, so I've been looking forward to more from them.  And a new, full-on industrial metal album in 2020?  Into it.  Recommended.

Decree - Fateless 2011 - this album is heavy and really good.  Everything they did was great, not just the noteworthy Wake of Devastation album.

Pitchshifter - desensitized 1993 - I know some take issue with this band for infringing on Godflesh.  Maybe you had to be in the UK at the time to understand that, but I like them.  This album has aged really well.  Back when everyone put a 20-minute silence on the last track to then hide a track at the end.  I'm glad that trend is long gone.

EDIT:  Realize is related to the power-violence band Sex Prisoner.

[andy vomit]

BLACK MAGNET "Hallucination Scene"
https://listen.20buckspin.com/album/hallucination-scene

sounds straight out of the 90's. excellent.

[Zeno Marx]

BLACK MAGNET "Hallucination Scene"
https://listen.20buckspin.com/album/hallucination-scene

sounds straight out of the 90's. excellent.

Nice.  Thanks for pointing them out.  Sept.2020.  Reading the comments, I wish I knew more about Chemlab, Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, etc.  I don't know anything about them.

[Eigen Bast]

I love the Body Clock - Grip Life album. Chris Moriarty from Controlled Bleeding doing some weirdo industrial metal.

[W.K.]

industrial metal...industrial crust...I'm still finding myself taking side trips with this stuff.  I can't remember if that started again late last year or early this year.

Are you familiar with the "Tapping the Vein: Industrial Crust" piece some dude wrote on his blog a while ago? If not it's recommended reading, great piece about, well, punks and crusties being influenced by the industrial sound.

BLACK MAGNET "Hallucination Scene"

Sounds pretty damn impressive!

[Zeno Marx]

Are you familiar with the "Tapping the Vein: Industrial Crust" piece some dude wrote on his blog a while ago? If not it's recommended reading, great piece about, well, punks and crusties being influenced by the industrial sound.

That website has been doing some nice articles.  Negative Insight. 

https://www.negativeinsight.com/niblog/2019/06/the-forgotten-wasteland-industrial-crust.html

[Neithan]

Few days ago Old Temple released first album from my Nothing Has Changed project. It's something in vibe of early Godflesh, Pitchshifter, Dead World and Slab! You can hear it here: http://nothinghaschanged.bandcamp.com

Also my other band - Whalesong - used to be industrial metal stuff, yet with last record it evolved into mix of industrial, no wave, free jazz, drone and many more. Still 'Disorder' and previous ones are pure industrial metal: http://whalesong.bandcamp.com