Clandestine Blaze. Hard question indeed, but that comes to mind when thinking about projects as solid and creative as Horna. Their finnish counterparts also lead towards glorious honor; think about Noenum, Sielunvihollinen, Satanic Warmaster, and (of course) Sargeist. Bands of today which I also like include Endlichkeit, Black Cillice, Lamp of Murmuur, Kult ofenzivy, Demoncy, Holocausto, Goatpenis (R.I.P.) and others...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWCXqQMI-3Q - In the meantime, a friend showed Forbidden Temple for me, one of the best oldschool-sounding projects I've ever listened to.

Love you lots. Thank you.

Não sabe o quanto tuas palavras aquecem meu coração. Obrigado, amigo; aliás, BRs costumam serem muito 'impermanentes', talvez a isto se deva a ausência de contas velhas aqui na Last.

It may be because they usually don't play their songs live (after all, most don't have that playful vibe which other TON songs carry), or something, but there are countless people, including myself, who consider its epitome and masterpiece. Specially after an album like OR, and something as heterogeneouss as BK. According to MA, it "(...) peaked at #39 on the Billboard 200". As for myself, hadn't I have music like this to make company to my personal woe, I wouldn't have survived last year I fanthom. That's just me, but a lot of fans can relate to it. Also it might be their most "sincere" album, after Dead Again (recorderd in totally different circumstances). But that's it, I'm drunk, so I talk to much, thank you for your comment.

Which drugs have you been taking?

Thank you, friend. Well, maybe not all those whose name shall I utter might be considered underground within the PE/Noise scene, but some which automatically come to mind are Death Squad, Striations, Salakapakka Sound System, Zyklon SS, Contrastate, Torba, Strict, Stimbox, Cov Ops, Pedestrian Deposit, Institut, M.I.A., Menacing '84, Interracial Sex, Young Hustlers, Herukrat, Heinz Hopf, Eric Lunde... and many more. Hope you like some of these. Also check out Zob Zygglan. I don't know who he is, but he does make some good noise.

DONT KNOW SOME OF THESE really appreciate it brother!

Thank you, so is yours! Been looking at it and many favorite artists we share in common so far. Also a reminder that I must give Lurker of Chalice a proper listening.

Thank you, cutie.

Edgar Varèse's "Poème électronique" and Stockhausen's "Kontakte". Huge influences for Industrial music. For more Industrial-leaning artists check out Keimverbreitung, Meatpacker, Am Not, Laureate, Linekraft, Detonation Day, Haus Arafna, Club Moral, Survival Unit, Vivenza, and IRM. Some of them projects are quite well known, but that's what comes to mind.

Grande amigo! Como estás?

Excuse me?

Wow, ain't that myself by the way? Haha, thanks friend! #basedasfvck

Thank you, I wish to live many years more yet ;)

Oh, thank you!

So you're 14 now? Wow, I was that age once, on 2011. But why does it affect my great taste?

Yeah man, I'm right on the track as being a cult-classic last.fmer.

Well if we're looking for aggression and intensity of sound in a manner oposed to a more brooding, atmospheric approach of Industrial/PE projects like BDN and GO and the like, I guess some releases from the 80's match the passionate, larger-than-life aural violence of early WH. The split collaborations, early Ramleh (by that I point to their pre-Hole in the Heart 'demos'), The Sodality, almost everything of Con-dom, and some Mauthausen Orchestra. That's pretty much what I can think of.

BUT, since your question probably aims at modern projects that manage to be as loud and unrelenting, look no further than the quantity of good quality PE that's been made for the past 20 years. Strict's "Kiss" is one of the most gut-wrenching releases I've come accross. Other modern artists who I believe to have achieved similar intensity, regardless of how closer their music is to Whitehouse, are Mademoiselle Bistouri, Sick Seed, Kevlar, Menancing '84, Koufar, Herukrat, North Central, Grunt (which keeps getting better), Control, Wertham, Caligula031, S.T.A.B. Electronics, Expensive Tastes, Striations, Wonderland Club, Striations, Institut... and many more. Bizarre Uproar's "Rape Africa" comes to mind. And I'm not even talking about SJ/Sutcliffe No More, whose unbridled creativity spawned releases that expand lyrically the dark literature of Whitehouse in ways that never cease to amaze me. Both lyrically and sound-wise.

Not to mention classics like Slogun, Deathpile & Whorebutcher. I don't know much of the first ("Kill to Forget" is mandatory), but these last two really bought PE to another level. GR is canonized, but the compilations and smaller releases are also great. Prurient stands almost outside of Noise/PE due to its musical volatility, but the first four full-lengths do the job quite well. "Military Road" comes to mind. And so does Taint, but its music is dirtier and expansive than Whitehouse, as would be a harsh noise-oriented project, whilst maintaning the PE paraphernalia that makes its music so unforgettable.

Oh, don't mention it!

Valeu irmão! Tamo junto.

Excelente avatar, inclusive. Gosto do filme. HATE...

Oh, you can check my scrobbles to confirm that. ;) Such limit experiences evoked by their sonic assaults are necessary life experiences in my opinion.

Sorry, I've been stuck in some many things, but will give you a proper answer soon! ;)

Will do soon ;)

Bora ligar çaporra?

Mademoiselle Bistouri, Herukrat, Koufar, IRM, S.T.A.B. Electronics, Coma Detox, Skin Crime, Heinz Hopf, Striations, The Beatles & Barry White.

né nada irmão, é que continuo sendo um dos "the happy few" que frequenta o site há mais de 10 anos. Na verdade eu entrei em 2008 oficialmente, mas esta é a conta que permaneceu.

Eu tô ligado, amigo. Já tive 4 contas por aqui, a primeira foi em meados de 2010, por aí também. As outras não duraram tanto tempo, quanto a essa que estou hoje. A briza desse site mudou um pouco, a bolha dos novos usuários, separando os que já restaram, torna aqui um lugar as vezes sem pé nem cabeça. Talvez a elegância do last se mantenha por essa causa, concentrado por esse fluxo de loucura kkkkkkkkk.

I'm no sugar daddy, bro. Just a remaining fellow, not abandoning Last.fm ever.

I'm no sugar daddy, bro. Just a remaining fellow, not abandoning Last.fm ever.

I'm no sugar daddy, bro. Just a remaining fellow, not abandoning Last.fm ever.

Excellent!

KKKKKKK obrigado amigo!

Who is..? Nevermind.

Obrigado!!

I couldn't point only specifically to Death Industrial, even though the genre overlaps with Power Electronics - take Whitehouse's Dedicated do Peter Kürten. Absolute masterpiece. Short songs with powerful, abrasive vocals over minimalist feedback worship and loops. Definitely reminds me of Atrax Morgue. But then, there are his (Marco's) obvious influences: Brighter Death Now, Maurizio Bianchi, Mauthausen Orchestra, and other projects with a general darker atmosphere that come to mind, such as Genocide Organ, Anenzenphalia, Karl Runau, and maybe some Esplendor Geométrico..?

Did those work for you?

Thank you!

Warmer.

hot

Is there any specific music style you have in mind?

But why is that?

dunno on what, but indeed.

Sure, a couple of times! Why?

Yes, I mean, when it comes to Metal bands with very good lyrics, not just well written or merely profound, but lyrics which one would come back to reading even without music, very few bands come to mind. When it comes to proper lyrics, DsO always outstands everyone else, with texts that feel as if their meaning lies beyond the words itself and might be conceived as a whole with the music to be understood... I think there is actually a story or some sort of in the booklet of TLD accompaining the actual lyrics. Read on a last.fm comment once something indicating that.

Hey there!

Thank you, friend! I am aware of them, but haven't given a listen a listen so far. Will keep them in mind!

Sorry?

Я не получаю заказы, просто заказываю их.

Thank you! I liked yours too.