/r/industrialmusic
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Just released a new song, Thots and Prayers. The music I make is postpunk / industrial / darkwave. Hope you enjoy 🖤
Apollyon's Visage, stylized as ѦPѺLLYѺN'S ▼ISѦGE, did this Velvet Acid Christ cover in 2014 over ten years ago, which is quite obscure and different to the original. I wonder what the community’s take on this version is. And by the way, yes it's witch house.
FFO The Haxan Cloak, The Body, Haunted Horses etc
New release, give it a listen:
Album: Swallowing the sun
120 Minutes: 1996 Nights of Nothing Showcase (Nine Inch Nails, Manson, MBM, PWEI, Prick)
Been pretty devastated since hearing about his massive stroke and needing conservatorship.
Former MTV VJ Matt Pinfield Suffers Massive Stroke
I just want to express gratitude to someone who's been a mentor of sorts and hope his conditions aren't too debilitating. While he's not a musician, he featured a lot of industrial rock on 120 Minutes in the 90s. His heavy promotion of the scene with interviews and featured live performances is why a lot of bands became as successful as they did.
120 Minutes was the reason to stay home with the VCR to manually cut commercials or redundant songs and index the time on the positions to make music video mixtape playlists in the 90s with Stabbing Westward, Gravity Kills, NIN, Marilyn Manson, Meat Beat Manifesto, Filter, the collaborating bands of the time. The show was something to look forward to.
I've been revisiting this band lately. I used to own this cd but unfortunately I lost it during a move. I forgot how badass the album is. Probably one of my favorite industrial metal albums. I believe this was a side project made by members of The Fair Sex. Unfortunately, the album is hard to find on YouTube. Only one or two songs are available. Thankfully, it's still on applemusic. I'll have to see if I can find the cd again. Any other fans? https://youtu.be/t1tu0e784mo?feature=shared
I know his later work more solidly falls into dark ambient, but Brian's earlier work was with several industrial pioneers.
Cuz it’s hot shows how Buzz McCoy is a master at remixing. Enjoy ! https://youtu.be/IP0dfqjBKbU
Had to do this at least 20 times and I feel like I failed at it each time
Similar as in; tour diaries, behind the scenes, interviews, I like artist philosophy and cultural impact but I don’t want that to be a main focus
I know for industrial, there’s probably not going to be a ton of published material in that style, but blog posts, fan perspectives with tours and artists
And it doesn’t even have to be industrial. Counter culture, punk, post punk, I’d really like to hear some good stories
The PIG album Wrecked has been remastered at Abbey Rd, containing all the songs from the Japanese (JVC ‘96) and U.S. (Wax Trax ‘97) versions. Order thru pigindustries.com Out March 7th Featuring: Steve White (16 Volt/KMFDM) Atsushi Sakurai (Buck Tick/Schwein) Imai Hisashi (Buck Tick/Schwein) Julian Beeston (Nitzer Ebb) Guenter Schulz (KMFDM) Rob Henry (Sow) Raymond Watts
RIP Marianne Faithfull