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The only thing that made me smile during the boys finale

The only thing that made me smile during the boys finale

I understand that its supposed to reference a book but ministry is too far in my mind

u/TymMad — 19 hours ago
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Best EBM albums

I’m looking for more good EBM albums!

Recently I’ve been really into Circuit Preacher’s album Made to Burn. I also like Nitzer Ebb, Aurat, FLA, and Insula Iscariot. I’m aware that some of these bridge into electro-industrial but I’m specifically looking for some great EBM albums!

Also I’ve listened to Front by Front and thought it was boring (don’t hate me 😭🙏🏻)

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u/dieharderthanhard — 1 day ago

AI usage in KMFDM's Instagram post

Yesterday someone managing KMFDM account thought that it would be a great idea to post AI advertisement of their merchandise.

it's especially weird considering iirc Sascha publicly condemned AI as a creative tool.

Either way that's a VERY bad look for the band, so I hope, they will at least put out some kind of statement addressing this reputation-shoot-oneself-in-the-foot incident

inb4 they already deleted the post after people tried to eat them alive in the comments, understandably so.

u/Arm_Difficult — 1 day ago

Need some Industrial Metal recommendations (KMFDM fan)

So my favorite industrial metal so far is ones like the early 2000s Era KMFDM

Stand out tracks are WWIII (and the entire album to be fair), and Free Your Hate

Not KMFDM, but FLA Stupidity featuring Al Jorgensen is another Industrial Metal track I loved

Just really high energy and aggressive metal; with politically charged lyrics as well. I want to find more music like the above

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u/RedditSucksMyBallls — 2 days ago

Snippet from unreleased Project, thoughts?

Pretty new to EBM production, just finished the instrumentals for a 10 minute EP and recording vocals next week. Def leans into the techno side of things.

u/Ready-Buffalo8248 — 1 day ago

Shower Thoughts r/industrialmusic Edition

Imagine if you will, The Cure had released their first album, Three Imaginary Boys, and it is the same as had happened in our past. In this alternate reality they follow the same path as Ministry with its first album being synth-pop. Progressively The Cure gets harder and more experimental, abandoning what put them on the original path and carving a new path for industrial goth rock. What would they look and sound like to your minds eye and ear? What other bands can you think of having this same scenario?

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u/Neumaschine — 2 days ago
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FINALLY 💥☠️💣🌀👊

Slept on this in 2016. Got it for a fairish price, came sealed. So stoked.

u/Salty_802 — 3 days ago
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Joey Blush (Blush Responce) messin with electronics while Bill banging the drums :)

u/fear730 — 2 days ago
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What do you think?

I'm working on an album, it has no name for now.

Also if you liked the sound, i will be very happy if you join me on discord, i'm posting more demos and stuff there 😊

u/neoslvt — 3 days ago