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    Posted: April 15 2007 at 16:57
Does it exsist?
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I've actually wondered this myself....but I don't know


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It probably sucks if it does.
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If it did/does exist, what would you expect it to be like Tony?
 
Can you suggest a combination of bands and/or styles which might result in the genre?
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I thought I had heard Tool referred to as being industrial before.
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maybe something like Dodheimsgard or that post-black crew. post-black metal is strikingly similar to industrial metal at times and more varied than Godflesh allowed themselves to be.

maybe DHG are already here
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Dodheimsgard are here,they were added by the PMT awhile ago.
 
I think Devin Townsend's music has some industrial elements.


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The band 'Rwade' is progressive industrial metal, with some black influence, IMO.
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I'd even go as far to say that more recent King Crimson has had a strongly industrial/prog metal flair to it.  Just listen to The Power To Believe album.  It's kind of been a part of their style since those ending tracks on Three Of A Perfect Pair.

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Originally posted by jikai55 jikai55 wrote:

The band 'Rwade' is progressive industrial metal, with some black influence, IMO.
 
That band is called Rwake.


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Originally posted by Easy Livin Easy Livin wrote:

If it did/does exist, what would you expect it to be like Tony?
 
Can you suggest a combination of bands and/or styles which might result in the genre?
 
Well, I was just thinking on how I can find my niche in the progressive genre, and I think I did succsessfully, as now I will try to make Prog-Industrial stuff, but like White Zombie and King Crimson maybe?


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Maybe Rammstein. What do you think?
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i think industrial and prog are contradictory...
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^^^ How so?

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I think some stuff by Skinny Puppy, Clock DVA, Einstürzende Neubauten and a few more goth-than-industrial like Deine Lakaien or Das Ich is kind of industrial with a slight proggy approach, especially Deine Lakaien are great live musicians who tend to put a lot of effort into their arrangements... (and having origins in electronic music like Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream etc.) but as greenback already proved: It won´t work, at least not on message boards like this ;-) , who cares.

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Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:

^^^ How so?
 
industrial relies in repetitive, cold, clinical rhythms. prog relies in melody, complexity and harmony. industrial is very marginal, REBEL, gross and brutal. prog is refined, subtle and sane.
 
industrial process ambience is much more interesting: pneumatic 3-15PSI valves opening and closing, high level alarms tripping, working grinders, electrical motors starting and stopping, contactors closing, boiling waters, forklifts monopolizing the alleys, elevators & conveyors operating, foremen's huge screams...
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Originally posted by Topographic Topographic wrote:

I'd even go as far to say that more recent King Crimson has had a strongly industrial/prog metal flair to it.  Just listen to The Power To Believe album.  It's kind of been a part of their style since those ending tracks on Three Of A Perfect Pair.

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I agree here, The power to believe is quite possibly what you might be looking for, prog with heavy guitars and industrial elements
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Fear Factory?
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Points: 1655 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 15 2007 at 23:19
Devin Townsend comes closest
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Strapping Young Lad, without a doubt
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