Anyone like Industrial music.

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I like it quite a bit, though I am not clear on all the subgenres or different types...but here are some examples of the kind I like.

Based on these examples, you might like some music by Leæther Strip

Try this:



I like it because it's new and has a very old school industrial feel to it. They have an entire album out prior to this single too.

I used to be big on Industrial as a kid. I still listen to the 80s and 90s stuff from time to time. Some others:











A band that enjoyed some success in it's day, but ultimately never made it. A sort of blueprint for groups like Slipknot, Mushroomhead and the like, albeit darker and less trendy.

I'm a big fan of Bill Leeb and own everything he has created since Caustic Grip in 1990. I remember listening to Mindphaser while reading Neuromancer by William Gibson and the music was SO fitting.

This looks industrial to me.

Good, it seems the youtube video issue has been fixed....so I can resume this thread and listen to the suggestions. So shall get back to this again at some point.

I love industrial music

Hell. Yes. I mostly listen to the "classics" like Ministry, NIN, KMFDM, Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, and Front 242, but I branch out into the more obscure and esoteric stuff sometimes too. I actually really like the sound of the late 70s/80s UK scene that's more associated with post-punk and new wave music, stuff like Cabaret Voltaire, Coil, and Throbbing Gristle. I also like the 90s "coldwave" sound of bands like 16 Volt and Chemlab.

The funny thing is, I was actually just about to make an industrial music thread before I stumbled across this. I was rocking out to this Die Krupps classic:


Industrial is actually a pretty diverse genre, because you have really dancy EBM, slower paced atmospheric stuff, aggressive, hard hitting industrial metal, experimental new-wavy stuff, even really emotional tracks that you normally wouldn't think of when the term "industrial" comes to mind, like much of VNV Nation's material.

Yeah, I love love this kind of industrial music.

I'm into industrial of the non-danceable variety...

I like that quite a lot, has sort of a post punk sound to it as well.

wow they are pretty awesome, have been listening to some of their other stuff, super intense...but I like it.

I just listened to KMFDM's album "XTORT" for like the millionth time. I f*****g love it.

Probably my favorite KMFDM album. 'Rules' would be my favorite track off of it.



I really enjoy Godflesh, Ministry, Prong, Swans, Sister Machine Gun, Fear Factory, Die Warzau, Go Fight, Pitchshifter, Chemlab, Lords of Acid, Filter, Pigface, and Revolting Cocks as well. I like what I've heard from some of the other bands whose videos have been posted here but my finances are lacking so I won't be able to buy their albums any time soon.

While it's stretching the definition of industrial slightly... such a classic: