Instead of books, let’s talk about industrial, in ambient prog and synthpop flavours.
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Listen, mate, life has surface noise.
Instead of books, let’s talk about industrial, in ambient prog and synthpop flavours.
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Jeph Jacques, author of Questionable Content, has a fictional instrumental metal band. And they’re really good.
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Why? Tom Ellard, pretty much.
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’90s-style angsty German synthpop that fits right into industrial, of a genre with Wolfsheim, Beborn Beton and Silke Bischoff. Especially Wolfsheim.
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One that isn’t quite EBM and one that isn’t quite metal.
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A Russian band who call themselves goth and play trancy techno pop on an industrial label.
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Back in the MP3 mines, tunnelling through the tottering heaps of virtual promos.
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If I can’t hear music, you can’t either. But that 7″ is amazingly pretty.
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Remember eMusic? I was a happy customer back in the day.
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Most of what hits the Rocknerd inbox is industrial, prog, metal or industrial prog metal. I have no idea why.
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Vaporish synthpop, sci-fi concept EBM and punk rock heavy on the rock.
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A benefit compilation of indie pop delights.
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Folky songwriter guitar rock that’s excessively fond of Neil Young and knows it.
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Perth ’80s industrial synthpop duo, who have returned with an album at last.
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A couple of atmospheric pop collections.
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Complicated acoustic progressive sounds, and a bit of cheap synth.
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why does bitcoin keep coming up in my music links WHYYY
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There is no “cloud”, there’s just someone else’s computer. Will we find a listener who cares?
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“There was a time when I asked Mark if he’d heard that ‘Under Pressure’ song that Bowie did with Queen and he just said, ‘Yeah! They ripped that bass-line off “An Older Lover” on Slates. ‘” — Brix Smith
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St Kilda cowpunk and electro goth rock.
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Minimal synth, EBM and Korean indie synth.
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Record reviews at last! Synthpop, shouty post-punk and grungy ’90s guitar pop. Some good stuff coming out over the next month.
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Organic prog from Ocean Mind’s 2016 album Underwater.
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Angsty guitar post-punk and angsty EBM half way to Hi-NRG.
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Bleep your life brighter.
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Guitar post-punk in black and grey.
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A vastly underappreciated post-punk album of the female and funky variety, by a band substantially responsible for what became acid house as we know it.
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Metal reviewed by Alli K. In particular, watch the Lego video.
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Vaporwave, ethereal post-punk pop and jangly punk-pop.
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Yes, that David Lynch. He does music too.
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