Good news for you Vortech fans! All three albums are now available as CDs and you can buy them worldwide over at: http://www.levyvirasto.net/catalog/index.php?manufacturers_name=Vortech&language=en

Btw, I'm writing the fourth full length Vortech album at the moment Should be out sometime early 2009 if all goes well. I'm also looking into the possibility of a few live gigs with Kraken. That should be fun

Just thought to chime in and say that the new Vortech album has been released for free!

You can get Posthumanism here:
http://www.vortechmusic.com/posthumanism

And stream them here:
http://www.myspace.com/vortechmetal
http://www.last.fm/music/Vortech/Posthumanism

Dead World?

http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=23179

Check out Misery Loves Co. self titled debut album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PwfBrWKGS8&feature=related

Aborym is my favorite "industrial" extreme band even though they are more black metal.

Perhaps "The Monolith Deathcult" would be something? Perhaps too death metal, but at times they do have a slight industrial feel to them. (Allthough they are known to mix and match genres extensively)

http://www.myspace.com/themonolithdeathcult

.:crast:.

The Monolith Deathcult are immense.

Written by HarmonyCorruptio on 07.09.2009 at 20:44

The Monolith Deathcult are immense.

that's some pretty good stuff

Let Sickening Horror put an end to your searches. Their new album The Dead End Experiment came out very recently. I haven't heard it yet but I can put my balls on the line saying that their first album is one hell of a listen.

Closest thing I can think of is more black metal-industrial but it's called, Thirteenth Exile. Aside from that they're plenty of harsh vocal, heavy industrial bands out there, sorts that are more prefered by "rivetheads" than the modern "goth" types.

Agonizer and Centhron are two bands that come to mind.

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Written by Olli on 04.12.2007 at 15:39

Try out The Berzerker, they're alot more brutal than say Fear Factory, but they're great. It might be more of industrial grindcore actually, but check em out.
Heres a quote from wikipedia to give you an idea "The band's music, heavily influenced by older death metal and (primarily early) grindcore, can be characterized as a fusion of death metal, industrial, and speedcore with a touch of gabba techno."
I reccomend trying the world of lies album first.

Definitely Check out The Berzerker. They are absolutely amazing from a technical standpoint, and have a fairly balanced mix of industrial and metal (not just a metal band that happens to sound slightly industrial). They are indeed very brutal, in an almost incomprehensible way, but I think you will enjoy it. I would recommend listening to Dissimulate.

Best industrial death metal band is Violent Work Of Art.

Anybody knows when will be released the "Black light code" from Tristwood?

Written by Bad English on 09.07.2007 at 11:42

Written by Darkside Momo on 07.07.2007 at 20:05

- Atrocity : Which albums, if any ? sound quite like electro/pop, nothing more (even if I like a few songs)

Try firts 2 albums ppl talk ist more good death metal how pop, but those albumd are real same like Hagaard demo in DM era

The Atlantis album is pretty Death/Industrial, is pretty good too with some good tracks.

I need more electronic element in any industrial death. I like Incendiant similarity.

Scarve - myspace

technical, atmospheric, industrial, death metal. it's teh shit.

Ketha from Poland.

Azure Emote, they play Industrial Death but they also mix it with electronica, trance and other cool stuff.

Haven't listened to that Azure Emote album in a long time. Great stuff though, and very weird, brings back some nice memories.

Not too dissimilar (well not that similar either): Atrophia Red Sun, kind of hybrid of thrash, melodic death and cybery electronic elements. Very cool, one of my favourite albums:



Irrelevant but I just realised how similar their album art is to Nightrage's 'Descent into Chaos'

What about Industrial Death DOOOOOM?



Great band, one of my favorite doom bands and they released their first demo in '95 so they were way before their time.

Morbid Angel - Illud Divinum Insanus

Written by Guest on 06.06.2011 at 03:02

Morbid Angel - Illud Divinum Insanus

I think it's safe to say this album is fast becoming a meme, if only on Metal Storm.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 06.06.2011 at 03:08

Written by Guest on 06.06.2011 at 03:02

Morbid Angel - Illud Divinum Insanus

I think it's safe to say this album is fast becoming a meme, if only on Metal Storm.

They are Morbid Angel, we didn't expect something like that from them, when i first listened to "Too Extreme!" i thought i was listning to Rammstien.

A couple of others i have ran across recently are Project Hate MCMXCIX and Dreamstate Emergency. Project Hate kinda reminds me of Cradle of Filth (if they were industrial) because they go from heavy as balls to still heavy with a chick singing in parts. Dreamstate Emergency is similar. The songs aren't as long and there is no chick, but parts remind me of Fear Factory, Gorefest, and Children of Bodom, but with a little more death metal to it.

Try Project Silence:

This is the best thing industrial death I've ever heard:

The best industrial death stuff I ever heard was Havoc Unit's only album

If there is anything resembling that i'd like to know.

By the way, last Lyfthrasyr's album kinda fits

I don't know if Red Harvest really fits the description. But Internal Punishment Programs was good enough, from what I remember.

Oh, I forgot about this thread... Thanks for the recent recommendations
- Project Silence: souns maybe a bit "cheap" at times. Might be worth checking in the future
- The Amenta: for some reason, they never clicked with me, with the notable exception of Flesh Is Heir
- Havoc Unit and Red Harvest: both are great, Internal Punishment Programs is a old fav of mine.
- Lyfthrasyr: didn't know them. Not bad!