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Post good tunes you enjoy for rest of us to listen.



Here is Scorngain / 4-D Religion



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I'm not much for industrial metal but I think this Swedish band is cool:

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rammstein.

not really metal in this one, but since someone mentioned Ministry... my favorite tune



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In my opinion, that is also /theircareer



(it all blows after that awesome album)

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godflesh ::::::::::::::[/quote]



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I never got the whole Fear Factory thing. Too much of a "let's make it in their face!" vibe for me. Plus the music sucks anyway.



But godflesh is something else. Aside from the weird FX riffs/noises they easily have the most hauntingly simple drumming ever penned. The song titles are also beyond criticism, with "Locust Furnace" being the best.

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In my opinion, that is also /theircareer



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really?



obsolete is a monster of an album, i think 99.9% of ff fans would agree

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In my opinion, that is also /theircareer



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really?



obsolete is a monster of an album, i think 99.9% of ff fans would agree[/quote]

If taste was a democracy, that'd mean something

thats not how i meant that, but yeah its odd to love demanufacture but absolutely hate obsolete, is all

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oops, I had them backwards



It's anything after Obsolete.

ah ha! i knew it was a mistake







you ever give mechanize a listen? its super fucking heavy, like the old days thanks to dino, and rhys fulber brings the old industrial feel back. i would actually rank it my 3rd favorite FF



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I only recently just learned of its existence. Now this is just awesome.

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you ever give mechanize a listen? its super fucking heavy, like the old days thanks to dino, and rhys fulber brings the old industrial feel back. i would actually rank it my 3rd favorite FF [/quote]

I hadn't! Sounds

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godflesh ::::::::::::::[/quote]

If you have Spotify you can listen brand new Scorngrain album there. This album is a very different release as there is no "wide" distribution on it; it is published on disc only in Miasma Magazine (Metal tabloid in Finnyland) as a "free release".

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The Amenta



I had totally forgotten them.

Excellent band, n0n was a bit difficult for me to get into though.

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You into the new album ryan?

i bought it when it came out, but i havent really listened to it much..... it doesnt suck or anything, but i didnt click with it. which is odd because i love their clean vocals and hooks and this album defintly has more than their previous ones. this thread will remind me to spin it again sometime soon and try to get into it more





audio injected soul rules



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Same with me but there are some great moments what I remember. Check out the song Within

'm not a fan of industrial, except the rare jamming of something like Rammstein or Deathstars, but of course, 2 times in a year probably...

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jam some godflesh dude.

the originators!

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I just woke up and sard more at the moment.

The Self Destruct tour was NIN's peak.