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Can be Meshuggah??. It seems like music being made by machines
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Originally posted by moebius moebius wrote:

Can be Meshuggah??. It seems like music being made by machines

 
Not a bad proposal. In fact, the only one that actually makes sense in my mind so far.
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A little off topic, but I've always wondered if the original Industrial bands should be considered Progressive. Bands like Throbbing Gristle  and SPK were certainly innovative and experimental enough.
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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by jikai55 jikai55 wrote:

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


No way are they industrial. 

Freakin' awesome tho. Wink
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I suggest "

Themes From William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

by Ulver.Not truly indutrial progressive metal,but very close to itWink
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yes, all in all. but i guess you need to think twice about the register of the word 'sane'. after all, when has ever a piece of art been saneful?
 
woeful or cheerful 'insanity' for that matter is the engine of it all.
 
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mm, how's the sound of industrial music?
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Personally, I'd say that Apollyon Sun have quite a few tunes that can be said to be progressive.

And if diving a bit deeper into the underground, pioneering band Munch quite clearly had several aspects of a progressive origin.
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IMO it does exist.

Two examples are:
  1. Thought Industry: Well, the name says it all ! The first two albums of this bands have clearly features of both industrial metal and progressive metal. There are very mechanical sounding passages alternated with progressive sounding passages with lots of shifting time signatures.
  2. Anacrusis: Their final (fourth) album contains several tracks that are definitely prog metal but are at the same time sounding very mechanical and harsh. Best example is the track "A Screaming Breath". You can download it (free!) from the band's website.

If you're really interested in what industrial prog metal does sound like, you should definitively check this bands out!   
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Stinkfist by Tool comes to mind.
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Originally posted by thellama73 thellama73 wrote:

A little off topic, but I've always wondered if the original Industrial bands should be considered Progressive. Bands like Throbbing Gristle  and SPK were certainly innovative and experimental enough.
 
Heathen Earth by Throbbing Gristle sounds like Krautrock to me. Wink
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Originally posted by GoldenSpiral GoldenSpiral wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by jikai55 jikai55 wrote:

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


No way are they industrial. 

Freakin' awesome tho. Wink


No way are they prog either, for that matter.  Though they do kick some serious ass.

As for the question posed by the thread, Dodheimsgard's 666 International is exactly what you're looking for (as long as you don't mind black metal influence), also check out Ephel Duath's debut album which is very much in the same vein.  Disillusion's second album Gloria is also full of industrial influences, although I (and most other Disillusion fans) don't really consider it worth anybody's time.  The above mention of William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell by Ulver is also a good suggestion.


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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...


http://www.moogulator.com/audiofilets/moogulator/moogulator_maschinentanzen.mp3
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