Anyone spinning Industrial?

[Synthere]

Not sure if this is the right forum for this, but here's a ping out to anyone who's into Rammstein, Combichrist, or :wumpscut:. If you like something else like hit me up just the same. See you's around.

[Dusty Chalk]

I still listen to a lot of industrial. The Giant Minutes To The Dawn was one of my favourite releases of this year. Body Census was good, too.

[seraphim]

Not sure if this is the right forum for this, but here's a ping out to anyone who's into Rammstein, Combichrist, or :wumpscut:. If you like something else like hit me up just the same. See you's around.

Hello and welcome, Synthere. Since you like the CombiChrist style of industrial, might I suggest a couple bands. The first being SAM, short for Synthetic Adrenaline Music (http://www.myspace.com/projectsam) and the other [X]-Rx (http://www.myspace.com/xrxindustrial). Also, in the past couple of days I've uploaded a DJ set which includes artists such as Pneumatic Detach, Ashe, Pzychobitch, CombiChrist, Virtual Embrace and others. That can be streamed or downloaded here at Electrogarden at http://www.electrogarden.com/music/egn/profiles/829/

[A04]

Combichrist is almost always somewhere in my set when I do that kind of gig. I've been listening to Scandy more recently. I've also really gotten into the AdNoiseum bands as well.

I love electroheads...

and KLOQ needs to release a full CD.

[Synthere]

Hey there nice to find some bretheren here.

@Seraphim
I checked out Project Sam and they are decent, thanks for the pointer I had not heard of them before. Arm of Justice on their page is my favorite in that set. I know about [x]-Rx, think maybe I found them on vampirefreaks. Heh? The Germans make some raw hard ass choonz. I also checked out your dj set and its nice. That Victim intro is a cool touch and the set flows well, cool stuff.

@A04
Combichrist is definitely where its at for me after hearing Joy of Gunz and Sex, Drogen Und Industrial. Andy has Scandy out there too which is good but not quite the same as his CC stuff for me, but definitely a dancefloor release that works really well in any club so a good pick!

And since they allow embeds here, I wanted to post this video to the fusion sounds of F242 + Nitzer Ebb = Spetsnaz. A technical dancing review for all who are interested in going to a club and not being confused out on the dance floor.

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[duhb]

wait that video is awsome
i watched people do this dance so many times now and after watching this i can see the breakdown of the steps and all that

maybe now i can venture to try and dance when i am out instead of just standing in a corner

:001_unsure:

[Trentreant]

wait that video is awsome
i watched people do this dance so many times now and after watching this i can see the breakdown of the steps and all that

maybe now i can venture to try and dance when i am out instead of just standing in a corner

:001_unsure:

This is true, the video is a pretty good rendition for that style at least from what I have seen out there.

[Synthere]

I thought someone might get a kick out of that video. There are actually several like that out there, but the moves are mostly the same. Maybe I'll post some more later.

Peace!

[A04]

I noticed that he did the forward and backward pace a lot, and I was looking forward to the early evening dancefloor "stomp in a somewhat square shape while punching the air" unless no one does that anymore...

[duhb]

right but it doesnt look like he had the room for that so he is working as if he is on a busy dance floor. awesome.

[MiscGenius]

damn how did i miss this
that dude is moving and grooving and he is not even out anywhere lol
thx

[duhb]

well i listen to stuff like nin
i guess that would be industrial

[Avil]

Haha, I really liked that movie. But being a girl, it's not as nice dancing like that. :) I prefer stomping. stomp. stomp.

r-rx where cool, I liked it a lot, I just wished for some singing (or screaming, whatever) and it would be perfect. I need more up-beat music that's not trance or something similar to that.

/Christina

[seraphim]

Haha, I really liked that movie. But being a girl, it's not as nice dancing like that. :) I prefer stomping. stomp. stomp.

r-rx where cool, I liked it a lot, I just wished for some singing (or screaming, whatever) and it would be perfect. I need more up-beat music that's not trance or something similar to that.

/Christina

Christina,

If you want stompy music with vocals, might I suggest <a href="http://www.myspace.com/uberbyte">Uberbyte</a> or maybe even <a href="http://www.myspace.com/modulate">Modulate</a>; though the second doesn't focus so much on lyrics as much as they do heavy, noisy beats. I find, at least in the genre we're talking about, lyrics are often inane and just ruin an otherwise potentially great song. Anyway, I hope one of these are to your liking.

[Avil]

Thanks for the suggestions, seraphim!

I wasn't very fond of Uberbyte, I think it was because of the vocals actually, too noisy.
The other band, Modulate, was much better, but I would still vote for x-rx.:socool:

/Christina

Christina,

If you want stompy music with vocals, might I suggest <a href="http://www.myspace.com/uberbyte">Uberbyte</a> or maybe even <a href="http://www.myspace.com/modulate">Modulate</a>; though the second doesn't focus so much on lyrics as much as they do heavy, noisy beats. I find, at least in the genre we're talking about, lyrics are often inane and just ruin an otherwise potentially great song. Anyway, I hope one of these are to your liking.