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The Two Sisters by Stayte

Release: 2008

Reviews:

"A work of blistering, heavy industrial metal the likes of which aren't heard very often." (ReGen Magazine). Featuring members of The Revolting Cocks and Ministry.

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The Two Sisters Stayte

Black God of the Hunt by ErilaZ

Release: 2013

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A versatile plunge into a mixture of Industrial Metal, EBM and Electro. Lyrical themes vary from runes & mythology to anti-modernism and general Finnish melancholy. With an occult twist.

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Black God of the Hunt ErilaZ

Songs For Artificial Intelligence by Abledsoul

Release: 2010

Reviews:

Industrial Metal with black/Death metal influences. a masterful mix of hard metal and dance beats.

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Songs For Artificial Intelligence Abledsoul

The Day the Curse Grew Stronger by The Luna Sequence

Release: 2013

Reviews:

Epic instrumental hybrid drum and bass/industrial metal.

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The Day the Curse Grew Stronger The Luna Sequence

The Anti-Social by Eight Armed Killer

Release: 2013

Reviews:

I guess if you want a better autopsy of the music, that makes perfect sense. I think it sounds like all the worst parts of Joy Division, Nirvana, the Talking Heads, Marilyn Manson and some shitty emo band you've probably never heard of before. Mostly, this is a rock 'n' roll record. Now a lot of people have been telling me that rock is dead... Truth is, I don't know any better. I've been doing things the wrong way my whole life. If you really want to know what this sounds like, then lets do it the old fashioned way and just listen to it instead of taking someone else's word for it. Listen to it at home with your Dr. Dre headphones on, listen to it in a crowded sports bar with your ear held close to an iPod, listen to it while having sex, listen to it in the shower, listen to it while you're jogging, listen to it in your car, or while you're walking your dog - I just want to be heard.

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The Anti-Social Eight Armed Killer

Malfunction by Maschinery

Release: 2013

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a new style, mixing metal and electronic music together.

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Malfunction Maschinery

VI-Ops by Dead Horse Trauma

Release: 2013

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VI-Ops Dead Horse Trauma

Hail & Fire by Neuros Moonshiner

Release: 2013

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Apocalyptic groovy metal rock n roll!

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Hail & Fire Neuros Moonshiner

The Dark Side of Light by Deadcell

Release: 2013

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Dutch Industrial/Metal

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The Dark Side of Light Deadcell

The Old Ghosts by Znth

Release: 2000

Reviews:

One-disc reissue of the cyberpunk noise fest Old Ghosts Trilogy, originally released as three discs in June, August, and October of 2000.

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The Old Ghosts Znth

Sedition: Reworx by Hardwire

Release: 2013

Reviews:

11 floor-stomping remixes of Hardwire's last album "Insurrection." Featuring: Blitzmaschine, Autodafeh, Restricted Area, Kreign, AD:Key, Oldschool Union, Spark!, Darkmen, Premeditated Light, Groupe T, and Hardwire!

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Sedition: Reworx Hardwire

Waves by Holz

Release: 2013

Reviews:

I wrote these songs as an experiment on how far I can chop things up. To see if I can rearrange structures, rhythms, melodies in such a form that it becomes associative. You can consider them my brain patterns.

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Waves Holz

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Nyne by Nyne

Release: 2012

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If the band nyne was a movie it would definitely be a sci-fi horror movie . Creating music from electronic beats and sounds . Grandeur orchestral themes . All dressed with violent guitar riffing and chaotic unnatural vocals with a black metal attitude .

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Nyne Nyne

Zero Gravity by Rivethead

Release: 2009

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Metal. Industrial. Electronic. Rock.

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Zero Gravity Rivethead

The insect demo by See Spot Kill

Release: 1999

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A hard hitting industrial barrage with all the love and intensity of a full frontal lobotomy.

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The insect demo See Spot Kill

Take It by Labia

Release: 2006

Reviews:

Whilst at first moving within the Neo Rock, Jazz and Metal territory, there is now a clear change in sound to Metal/Metalcore/Industrial. After several Concerts National and International which included Muisiglanzgmeind, Openeye and Krach am Bach, the B

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Take It Labia

Tea Party With Zombies (New Version) by Spectrum-x

Release: 2008

Reviews:

Haunted little Fairy Tales in a cold winter night. Enjoy your cup of (poisoned?)tea, and listen to the stories.

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Tea Party With Zombies (New Version) Spectrum-x

The Fall by Scaythe

Release: 2007

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Artistic and Experimental Rock with heavy Industrial and Gothic influences.

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The Fall Scaythe

rE:construKtion by click

Release: 2001

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Progresses beyond industrial with heavy as fuck guitars and low end, electronic flourishes, and an expression of anger and pain few can match. Brilliantly spine tingling.

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rE:construKtion click

SPR Factor by RIVETHEAD

Release: 2005

Reviews:

Industrial Groove Rock/Metal

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SPR Factor RIVETHEAD

The Fall of Goliath by Red Fist Revolution

Release: 2011

Reviews:

From industrialized hard-rock to punk-rock, from funk-rock to acoustic-ballads: A Revolutionary Rock-Opera for the new millennium. Join Trooper Chrysalis as he works to overthrow the most divisive empire the world has ever know... The Goliath OverClass.

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The Fall of Goliath Red Fist Revolution

Sexy Back by Rivethead

Release: 2008

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Grooving Rock/Metal with Electronics Thrown In

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Sexy Back Rivethead

Three Hours of Sun by Neroargento

Release: 2011

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Three Hours of Sun Neroargento

Revale by Fractured Fairytales

Release: 2011

Reviews:

Fractured Fairytales decomposed, deconstructed and broke all the hit tracks off of their late apocalyptic concept album "Unvale" down to a primordial mush in which they were manipulated, altered, mutated and infused with the highest refined darkness obtainable creating an all new darkly upbeat and sinister driven record surly to appease the dark music coinsurers.

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Revale Fractured Fairytales

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The Collapse of American Dreams by Sixstitch

Release: 2006

Reviews:

Hard Rock, Break beat and Metal; a delicious combination.

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The Collapse of American Dreams Sixstitch

quest by Dilated Summit

Release: 2007

Reviews:

New Wave Techno Thrash Crossover Metal.

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quest Dilated Summit

Disengage / Refractorchasm (Pre-Celldweller Klay Scott) by Circle of Dust

Release: 2005

Reviews:

2005 Remastered reissue of critically acclaimed 1998 Flying Tart genre bending indutrial metal by Scott Albert (Klayton Scott)currently of Celldweller. Must have release for fans of Celldweller, Nine in Nails, Ministry.

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Disengage / Refractorchasm (Pre-Celldweller Klay Scott) Circle of Dust

The Darkening Season by PKS

Release: 2007

Reviews:

PKS would be tech-groove metal with industrial undertones. Brutal drop tuned, with piercing vocals and thought provoking subject matter.

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The Darkening Season PKS

Celldweller by Celldweller

Release: 2003

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The debut album ranges from guitar-based electronic rock to the unique blending of heavily distorted guitars and aggression with drum & bass and trance

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Celldweller Celldweller

Devil At The Wheel by Crud

Release: 2010

Reviews:

Industrial rock 'n' roll featuring an all-star cast. Think Ministry meets T-Rex meets Rob Zombie.

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Devil At The Wheel Crud

Uketsugareta yubiwa by Suicide Ali

Release: 2008

Reviews:

Suicide Ali's 2nd album. Rock / Industrial / Metal.

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Uketsugareta yubiwa Suicide Ali

The Perfect Pair by Flowering Blight

Release: 2008

Reviews:

Solo project by Paul Barker, former MINISTRY producer and member. Dark, heavy, tight, layered distortion discord samples plus.

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The Perfect Pair Flowering Blight

I am Your Enemy by Engine of Pain

Release: 2007

Reviews:

modern thrash metal

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I am Your Enemy Engine of Pain

Nothing Matters by Gouédé Oussou

Release: 2007

Reviews:

Features 80 minutes of soul-crushing electro-industrial punk rock songs, similar artists: Ministry, Big Black, Nine Inch Nails, White Zombie, Butthole Surfers, Chrome

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Nothing Matters Gouédé Oussou

10spyglasses by Psydoll

Release: 2009

Reviews:

Cyberpunk for the Nine Inch Nails generation.

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10spyglasses Psydoll

Catatonic by Synthetic Breed

Release: 2008

Reviews:

Poly-rhythmic Cyber Metal, Formulated Chaos.

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Catatonic Synthetic Breed

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Celldweller by Celldweller

Release: 2003

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The debut album ranges from guitar-based electronic rock to the unique blending of heavily distorted guitars and aggression with drum & bass and trance

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Celldweller Celldweller

The New Eve by Spheric Universe Experience

Release: 2012

Reviews:

French Prog-Metal sensation SPHERIC UNIVERSE EXPERIENCE is back and breaking musical boundaries The New Eve demands the attention of all diverse fans of progressive music!

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The New Eve Spheric Universe Experience

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