Cool profile and taste

Hi, awesome taste dude!

Hi! So, are you a Rome's Hegemonikon enjoyer too?

awesome pfp! may I ask where it's from?

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incredible profile brother, check out Red Medicine by Fugazi

nice pfp lol

Nytt konto?

Jaså, en gammal karantän-stofil dök upp på min profil. Angenämt!

oh boy you really fell for the trax box years back. I can't blame ya, it's excellent stuff!

good shit

Legendary profile

Saw your comment from a few years ago about Hante. being mistagged (on that Not So Cold compilation). I'll be keeping an eye on this library of yours ;)

The Legendary Good Taste

Ever listen to Babyland?

nice charts man!

Hej! Nu följer jag dig "tillbaka". Kul att du börjat lyssna på Depeche Mode och Kent! :) Själv borde jag börja lyssna på Cosmic Overdose! Jag köpte faktiskt boxen från Progress, men har ännu inte lyssnat.

Thanks! You've definitely got a great library, too.

Hello ! Merci !! ! [artist]The Other Colors[/artist] / / * )

Hej, Joel! Hur mår du? Tack för ditt besök. "Кино"? Du har bra smak! Besöka igen min "profil". Adjö och se dig snart. :-) mneptunius

Hi, greetings from Hamburg, Germany ;-)

straffet, en jättespindel

To be honest I don't know the origin. I took it from Max Capacity's blog -- he makes a lot of distorted glitch and pixel art and plenty of great gifs.

This was back in 1992 - there weren't any tracker formats which offered more than 4 channels. OctaMED did come a few years later which did offer 8 out of the Amiga's 4 channel hardware, but that was it :) The original MIDI files were 24 voice poly, written specifically for the LAPC-1 sound card which was made by Roland using their synthesizer technology from the MT32/D10 etc. Oh course, we had to use one of the 4 channels for sound effects too don't forget ;)

Woohoo! I feel honored.

Yes. Your library and avatar are amazing.

http://open.spotify.com/track/6CwbrtZnJNqef5CqSLqPdX

Jag älskar din musiksmak <3.

lol - Wing Commander.. Brings back memorys. Converting the music to the Amiga/CD32 was my first proper job back in 1992

Hi, have you heard about http://www.last.fm/group/GameMusic.net ? A group dedicated to the brand new website www.gamemusic.net . I hope you'll enjoy it.

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Fair enough. Though I think a lot of new EBM is described as industrial because people seem to have forgotten the term "motorik", which has been used to describe everything from Kraftwerk to old school Detroit techno. To me it implies rhythms that recall mass production etc. Those early techno producers were surrounded by (now defunct) car factories. When Laibach's output became increasingly dance-oriented, they described disco as being "industrial by other means". I think it ultimately comes down to the difference between the afficionados such as your or I who know industrial music's history, and Joe Bloggs on the street who will use words like "mechanistic" and "industrial" to describe these jackhammer beats he's hearing when they play Combichrist down at the goth club.

Right, but if noise is related to the industrial genre, I think EBM should be too. I think it has more in common with industrial than neofolk does, but no one ever questions the industrial/neofolk link.

yes, I agree about noise, power electronics and related genres, though of course, that is an older genre than industrial itself, I kind of see it as the genre industrial evolved from. Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music isn't too far off either genre. No, industrial isn't all about imitating factory noises, but I do think that is a somewhat valid way to simplify how industrial sounds to someone not into the genre.

Well I find that "industrial" is valid not just as a genre name but as an adjective. I don't know what your views on power noise are, but I find that in terms of how it sounds, it's possibly the most industrial-sounding music out there. Whereas industrial as a genre wasn't 100% about imitating factory noise, it was about experimenting with many different sounds, so one may as well discard the term entirely and just call TG etc. "experimental". Btw I think I left a post back on the "not industrial" page explaining how industrial is undeniably linked to the stuff they play in clubs nowadays, I just wanna add that the best EBM acts descrive themselves simply as EBM, and never mention industrial. It's a breed apart.

Hey there. We have similar taste and you sound like you'd be fun to have a pointless argument with over the definition of industrial :)

Hi, I see you're a member of the Swans and related projects group... well, I'm on a kind of mission to try and get images of Jarboe/Gira voted to the top of the Skin images instead of the Skunk Anansie woman who currently dominates this page, so I'm slowly sending this message to all members of this group. All you have to do to help is go to the Skin page and vote down all the pics of the Skunk Skin and vote up all the pics of the Skin we know and love. I know it's a pain to vote down every Skunk pic ahead of the Skin pics, but it's only way to get 'our' Skin to the top, and we'll see the picture we like in our profile. Geeky? Probably! Sorry if you get this twice, but it's hard to keep track!

har ni försvunnit från sidan? :(

D:

:((

Thanks for that. I'm a big post punk nut and most of the stuff i've been listening to has been from Thirst. I think it'll be first on the list! I wonder if they'll tour soon..... that would be some experience. I'm loving the amiga visualisations they've got for the likes of The Hacker...

I'm just really getting into them myself. I've started with some of the early guitar oriented stuff and am slowly moving through the electronic/industrial material. I'm saving myself for the reissues though. Any recomendations?

The rumours of a new Clock DVA album are true... the back catalogue is also being reissued. Its all on the Myspace page i think. Good times.

dödshandskar

nej!! :c

så går det om man lyssnar på carbon/silicon!!!1

jag vann

Ja, kanske lite :(