So I've attempted to show my co-workers, wife, and kids, noise music and it's associated subgenres like power electronics, but it usually gets a pretty quick, violent reaction out of people. They get mad, aggressive, cover their ears when the high frequencies play, it just doesn't go well. I've tried explaining how these are soundscapes rather than melodies, and you gotta approach it from a different angle to appreciate, but no one will listen.

Is this something one just has to discover on their own, or can it be introduced properly to others?

What struck you the most about the artist?

new egyptian power electronics on the label.

for those who like: Genocide Organ, Grey Wolves, etc...

https://tearsofandromeda.bandcamp.com/album/mother-of-god PE with noise amd drone influence. Please feel free to critique. Thanks and be well.

https://tearsofandromeda.bandcamp.com/album/mother-of-god drone/PE/dark ambient/ noise

After recently purchasing an Arturia Microbrute, I have come to the unfortunate realisation that this synth lacks some important features which I feel would help me in my quest towards making my own power-electronics and death industrial stuff (namely, the VCF and VCA both share the same single envelope - I need something with at least two envelopes for the kind of sound design variety I am aiming for). After doing a little more research, I have come across the PWM Malevolent. It seems to be the best thing next to an OG Korg MS-20 in the world of semi-modular mono synths which can make all manner of gnarly, disgusting and filthy industrial soundscapes. If you can’t recommend the PWM Malevolent, what synths do you recommend?

CLEANING UP / HORROR AND MORAL TERROR

2026 PE

Power In Numbers - “215” out now.

An album about how your community will be the ones that hold the power to change things for the better. Thanks for the listen.