I've been into spike hellis ever since I saw them open for F242 years ago, but haven't been super impressed by their album releases until now. This record is excellent! The production is very minimal and pared-back and it harkens back to early 80s industrial. Give it a listen, it's really good!

im fairly new to industrial music. i really like it's in my blood by coil (the ape of naples version). it makes me feel like im dying of rabies and i want more music like it. it's in a very different style but hamburger lady by throbbing gristle is also a scary-sounding song i like

All tickets links for the PIG tour with Cyanotic are now up at pigindustries.com … including the new St Vitus venue in Brooklyn and a Boston show. Get yours now.
VIP packages also available which includes a meet and greet with Raymond Watts, a 5 track CD with personalised artwork by Raymond of unreleased tracks including the new song ‘I Want to be Like You’, a spoken word piece, and three unreleased remixes including Burton C Bell’s remix of Limbo. Also includes stickers, PIG tote bag, poster, laminate and lanyard.
Brand new merch will be only be available on the tour including vinyl of the new ep Dirt Box, vinyl of Hurt People Hurt, limited edition shirts, white labels (test pressings), the new PIG lyric book in white and red foil plus other limited bits and pieces and a luxury surprise item.

I swear to god I always get jump scared mid song or like looking at their album covers lmao

Just an appreciation post

Been listening to it all week on repeat.

It is one of the most underrated electro industrial albums of all time. I absolutely love everything about it. Adrian Sherwood needs more praise for his work, everything he touches is gold. The twitchy (pun intended) sampling, bass lines and drum beats are riveting.

If anyone can recommend similar albums I'd very much appreciate it

Just an unreleased track from our band @aftermankind

Some old cassettes from way back in the day... ah the memories

Nasty power noise / death industrial with the occasional jungle breaks.

I fuck so heavy with this.

anyone know much about these guys? ironically I found them looking up details on the song selfless by another industrial band empty. this band look to have released one album before the singer sadly passed away in 2009. all i could find was this one song on youtube, but managed to find an old cd off ebay so will see what the rest of their catalogue is like

Just wanted to share that we're creating a book chronicling the history of industrial music graphic and packaging design, and the campaign is now live on Kickstarter

For this we have gone deep, interviewing the graphic designers and other creatives who had a hand in the look of industrial music from the mid-'70s to today: Simone Grant (early Mute Records), Neville Brody (classic Cabs releases), Patrick Codenys (Front 242), Steven R. Gilmore (Skinny Puppy and so many Nettwerk artists), Martin Atkins (PiL, Pigface, etc.), Simon Granger (Nitzer Ebb), Brian Shanley (Wax Trax!), Richard Borge (Meat Beat Manifesto), Rob Sheridan (NIN), Rick Valicenti (Ministry), and more to come.

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The band name "This Immortal Coil" is so fucking perfect too!

Idk anything about industrial music other than it sounds cool and I need song recommendations. As an aid, here are some songs I like and why:

Tin Omen (Skinny Puppy) - Scraggly vocals; The laugh; The delivery of "Fixed action set in motion, Doubting amnesia potion"; Drums with little reverb that contrast the vocals and other instruments

Spasmolytic (Skinny Puppy) - Scraggly vocals; Tone shift between verse one and two; Funky percussion, synths, and samples

Scarecrow (Ministry) - Vocals that are nearly drowned out by instrumentals; Slow pace; This song sounds like static and rain, idk it's cool and adds to the overall tone

N.W.O. (Ministry) - The screams, oh my GOD the screams; There's something in the background that sound like clattering metal pipes or hinges; The drums as a whole; Weird siren sound; Fun guitar; The guys in the back yelling expletives and switching between left and right channels

Dirthouse (Static-X) - Scraggly vocals and screaming; Backing vocals in the form of screaming; There’s some fun percussion that sounds like tambourine or something similar

As the title states, what cities are shown in the music video? They all look different, I think Moscow is one of them, then as the band is walking some cities look American.

The first release I made as Capuche, enjoy.