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Originally posted by BeatsAndBeyond I thought this stuff already existed as "Industrial" metal?

Sounds nothing like industrial metal

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLo7DM7pnwE

That's what industrial metal is like (possibly more to the metal side, but it's somewhere along the metal to industrial line of things)

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Originally posted by BeatsAndBeyond I thought this stuff already existed as "Industrial" metal?

Most representative industrial metal band is Rammstein, they take some edm influence with synth stabs flanger filters but it's not electronic music.

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Originally posted by Rodri Santos Most representative industrial metal band is Rammstein, they take some edm influence with synth stabs flanger filters but it's not electronic music.

Well they're popular lately, but as far as I know they weren't particularly innovative and they didn't bring terribly many new styles to prominence.

How many industrial metal bands have you heard of being described as like rammstein? I'd go with ministry for a bog standard pick.

For a more experimental style (and definitely one of the most influential bands in history)

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there are a lot of bands that sound alike wouldn't say that they were pioneers on the genre but they took their inspiration directly from Kraftwerk and pushed it a bit further, around 80's with all the disco hype edm started to mix with rock/pop but i think they were one of the firsts to introduce it in metal and now many metal bands have a keyboard and some synths around.

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Originally posted by Sykonee Nah. Electroclash actually had some good, fun music behind it.

i think we can all agree it's just the latest 'loud angsty teenage rage music'

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter Sounds nothing like industrial metal http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLo7DM7pnwE That's what industrial metal is like (possibly more to the metal side, but it's somewhere along the metal to industrial line of things) Someone's spent too much time on ishkur's guide

That's funny. Because Rob Zombie was exactly who I had in mind when I posted that question.





Sounds similar to me.

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Skrillex ≠ dubstep

That sample track was horrible.

What the hell is brostep?

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Originally posted by nefardec angstep

Haha I like the sound of angstep.

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter The new edition is 10 years late, honestly why doesn't TA make a new one? Just need someone with flash skills co ordinating it, or a co ordinator and someone with flash skills.

It should be like a Wikipedia so the whole community can work on it. Think about how much more accurate it would be if experts from the genre contributed? We'd still need someone to insert the snarky comments though.

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Ishkur's guide is the kind of biased comment a guetto rap listener does, it's clear what he supports and what he doesn't.

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Originally posted by nefardec misanthrostep

Nefardec was also the first person I saw use "brostep."

Where the hell is the ATL crew? They should be ODing over this news already.

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