#electro-industrial

[haveyouheardthisband]

[guerrilla-operator]

[netsphere]

Front Line Assembly - 'Tactical Neural Implant' promo poster

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Tracklist:

My Cosmos Is Mine • Wagging Tongue • Ghosts Again • Don't Say You Love Me • My Favourite Stranger • Soul With Me • Caroline's Monkey • Before We Drown • People Are Good • Always You • Never Let Me Go • Speak To Me

Spotify ♪ YouTube

[megasaeruhebi]

Now I know I don't hate myself anymore I just can't protect her (I just can't protect her) And as time covers everything that I used to be A new world that I can't even imagine breathes

ZERO FANTASY by BLACK DRESSES

[gothlisteningclub]

Goth Listening Club Day #85:

Youth Code - An Overture

"Aggressive, political industrial/EBM/digital hardcore"

LISTEN ON: YOUTUBE / SPOTIFY / APPLE MUSIC

[possible-streetwear]

[technicontrastron]

This album came up on the train today ^.^

[zef-zef]

The Klinik - Decay from: The Klinik - Sabotage (3Rio, 1985)

[haveyouheardthisband]

[guerrilla-operator]

KMFDM AT THE RAVE. MILWAUKEE, 10/14/05.

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Tracklist:

Never Let Me Down Again • The Things You Said • Strangelove • Sacred • Little 15 • Behind The Wheel • I Want You Now • To Have And To Hold • Nothing • Pimpf

Spotify ♪ YouTube

[thatdykepunkslut]

Of course my favorite drum sample rn is called "daiko_3" I am a parody of myself at this point lmao.

[clear-ear]

Club Music - Club Music Vol. 1 (2019)

Genre: EBM, new beat, electro-industrial

Length: 18:16

Crunching, heavy basslines. Marching 4/4, repetitive beats. Tingling, Miami Vice style hi-hats. The periodic and ominous ring of a church bell. The atmosphere that this album creates is immense, dark, and felt deeply in the hearts of those of us who have been born in and grew up in the unashamedly capitalist post-1991 world. The political message behind an album that barely has any lyrics beyond subdued vocal samples is this: the world is coming to an end, our only hope is in revolution – and you ought to dance your ass off before any of those two happen.

At least, that's the sense that I get from it. It's a surreal experience, dancing to this album in the imperial core. Obviously, the original album cover posted here bears the hammer and sickle, so I can only infer that song titles like Western World and Human Extinction are supposed to invoke those themes. All the songs share a similar style, starting with simple, minimalistic beats that gradually evolve into intricate, almost ambient industrial compositions. I highly recommend this little gem of an album to anyone who enjoys EDM and its endless variations. My favorite song on this album is Western World.

Link: Spotify | YouTube