Yesterday u/TurbinePoweredVagina made a post titled Industrial mention on Jeopardy, of all places.

I said I was going to sample it. So I did, and slapped this short track together for the fun of it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/industrialmusic/comments/1w8m5or/industrial_mention_on_jeopardy_of_all_places/

i can not find it anywhere thats not just 2 songs on youtube and its been taken out from spotify and i cant listen to pigface on soundcloud its not available on my country

A rather overlooked project by Lustmord and Lagowski. I love their works, but I wish Lustmord explored more of this kind of rhythmic mechanical stuff.

Featuring Raymomd Watts, Marc Heal (Cubanate), Jim Davies (Pitchshifter/The Prodigy), Guenter Schulz (KMFDM) and Buzz Gun.
Out now on CD/digital at pigindustries.bandcamp.com
Vinyl edition only available at merch on PIG’s Hurt People Tour across North America this fall.
Dates, tickets & VIPs thru pigindustries.com

Not sure if anyone of you had heard of, or even remember Nechromancer, but we started in 2014, released a couple albums, learned lots, and had lots of fun. Things fell apart just as the pandemic hit and I amicably parted ways with my 3 bandmates. Then I kinda lost motivation to make music, because producing and not performing is just not enough for me. When the covid dust started to clear and people were playing shows again, I began getting my act together to start playing as a solo artist, and then quickly realized nearly ALL my masters and mixes (plus about 6000 mp3s) were lost in a hard drive failure. Really sucked the wind out of my musical ambition and I ended up focusing on other creative projects for the next few years.

Then earlier this year, I witnessed political violence in my hometown, and I'm now just too angry and infuriated to not make music anymore.

So lately I've been rebuilding all my best songs, some completely from scratch, and recorded my own interpretation of the Italian folk song "Bella Ciao". I hope you like it. If not, I hope you really hate it.

-Vile, Nechromancer

I'm looking for information about a cassette tape that I bought in the mid to late 80s. The sound was harsh noise/EBM/"bad acid" kind of vibes.

The cover was a DIY/Xerox or maybe silk-screened... red and black with a melting face and "Sik Fuk" on the spine.

This was my random introduction to industrial music and an essential but long lost cornerstone of my musical experience. Any information at all would be greatly appreciated.

Reusing a tornado siren controller for music since it outputs waveforms, mentions Kraftwerk.

Monday, August 31 - Sunday, September 06, 2026

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Seriously, the guy in the bathroom needs to front a Grindcore band.

One of the best live bands.

Vague I know not even sure this is the right subreddit but its bugging me

Back to where it all started... The return of:

>>CODE<<

The original retro-Industrial Dance Club

With DJs:

Thermal Detonator & Tenebrae

+ we couldn't imagine a more preferable guest on this special night than the DAS BAKER himself:

DJ Franck-H-Bomb

Spinning pre-Y2K Industrial - The first 25 years of: EBM, Coldwave, Dark Electro, Synthpop, Noise & Experimental.

9 p.m. - 2 a.m.
$10
21+

@ the Que Sera
Long Beach
1923 7th Street 

https://www.facebook.com/events/2247676632685495/

https://www.instagram.com/industrial_club_code/

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