Any other fans of "Industrial" music out there?

I've been out of the industrial loop for some time now, but a few other groups come to mind. One is Murder, Inc. And the other is a Al Jourgensen side project entitled 1000 Homo DJ's. It has a great cover of Supernaut. Trent Reznor does the vocals, but he's uncredited and the mix makes his voice sound like Jourgensen. They had to do this for legal reasons, if memory serves...
Oh, and if the box set "The Black Box of Industrial Music" is still in print, pick that up. It comes with a great booklet with industrial music info and trivia.
And FWIW the Revolting Cocks cover of "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" is an all-time classic.
-Jason

 

i've worked with mark spybey and would recommend some bands that he turned me on to:
this heat
neu!
faust
can (with damo suzuki)
he was once part of zoviet france and looks to be part of it again. he mostly records under the name of dead voices on air.
also, check out some coil and throbbing gristle, throbbing gristle are often called the progenitors of modern industrial music - their label, industrial, is where the genre got it's name.
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I got to meet Genesis P last year, it was pretty cool. Also check out Psychic TV the band he formed after Throbbing Gristle.

 

Oh you should also check out Tear Garden, which is cEvin Key's other band(cEvin key was also in Skinny Puppy). their first set of albums are incredible, "Tired Eyes..." is brillant. Also KMFDM are back together and in the studio working on a new album!!!!!!!!!!!! CAN'T WAIT! KMFDM was one of my favorite bands in high school and the day they broke up I was so sad, for they really were the last hardcore American Industrial bands out there.
If you like Empires, you should try to get Praise the Fallen....great album also. Now with :Wumpscut: get Dried Blood of Ghomorra, Music For a Slaughtering Tribe, Evil Young Flesh, Embryodead, and Bloodchild. All of those are just incredible albums.
Oh yeah VNV Nation has a new album coming out in October! Can't wait hope they tour again.

 

Just a bit of a warning about Tear Garden, they don't really sound like Skinny Puppy at all. Their sound is closer to bands like VNV Nation than SP.....but they do rock and are brillant on Tired Eyes. You and Me and Rainbows is incredible and Ophilia is just a damn good song that is hard to beat. If you are on broadband I would be more than happy to rip the album and let you taste it. let me know, my AIM id is neurofiction and my email should be listed here.

 

I have not heard of them, what albums do you recommend? I am more than up for a harder sounding Depeche Mode(4 more days until I get to see DM live, so excited). You live in England......hows the EBM/Industrial scene over there. because as I have stated I think the Industrial scene here in America has one foot in the grave and the other on its way in. But hopefully the new KMFDM album will save it some. Metropolis is trying real hard with EBM/Industrial and they are making a great strides with all the excellent EBM they are releasing.
Ok I just looked up info on Mesh, aparently their last album was released on Metropolis here in the US, I have great faith on anything on the Met label(as it is home to :Wumpscut:, Fictional, VNV Nation, Wolfsheim, etc. here in the states).

 

Since you shall buy Tear Garden I will buy the new Mesh CD, and yes I do like it....atleast the samples I heard.
Have you heard of Cleen? A friend of mine has been telling me to check them out, and lo and behold I finally do, and I really like them.

 

God I wish I Standing(Burning Empires) as Standing is my favorite song by them....I will admit that I do have the album on MP3, but hey thats what they get for only releasing 2500 copies of the album in the US. Eon:Eon is a good disc, have you heard the new PP CD??? If not don't it sucks a big load, IMHO. Totaly not worth the wait. Haven't heard anything by The Nine. Look forward to hearing what you have to say about them, also I look forward to hearing your comments on Tear Garden. I have broused Music-Non-Stop before, but I normally usewww.industrial-music.com which supports Metropolis and they are responsible for bringing bands like Fictional, Wolfsheim, Wumpscut, VNV Nation, etc over here to the US.

 

Thats nothing I saw an autographed copy of it go for $285.....VNV Nation fans are rabid! I just hope they release more than 2500 copies of their new album

 

Hey guys... just saw this topic today. I've been a big fan of industrial for quite some time, and you have listed some good recommendations.
Skinny Puppy is one of my favorites (as are F242, FLA, and Haujobb).
I can definitely recommend Cleen - it's put together by one of the members of Haujobb. If you like Haujobb and experimental industrial like that, definitely check out Lassigue Bendthaus - brilliant stuff, if you can find it.
Other recommendations: Spahn Ranch, Download (another Skinny Puppy member project), X Marks the Pedwalk (GREAT EBM dance industrial), Equinox (FLA side project), Pro Tech (another FLA project, but amazing stuff).