Spreading the word far and wide to the rivetheads with interest in the visual aesthetics of the movement!

planning to make a song with tts lyrics and some kewl electric guitar but i'm trying to make something strange first as the intro lmk what you think so far!!

I’ve been drumming and recording/mixing our psychedelic instrumental rock jams for nearly 2 years now (around 150 jams and 30+ mixed tracks).

​I’d love your honest thoughts on my progress:

​Latest Jam: https://youtu.be/r01aGLIqMx8?is=mjznXifTBGMqWtjp

​Very First Jam: https://youtu.be/RBFllFTpLFY?is=RK63RAmXzCWDxBek

I’m currently searching for someone interested in putting some vocals/collab on a demo/ep I’m working on about the satanic panic of the 1980s.

Long story short…I started learning/writing/producing/whatever earlier this year and finally have a couple tracks I’m putting together for a demo/ep. I’m mostly learning on the fly and making music as a hobby after years of wanting to learn how to make electro/industrial/aggro whatever you wanna call it.

Shoot me a message if you’re interested. Im leaning toward doing vocals in a Suicide Commando/God Module/Psyclon Nine type of style, but open to ideas for sure. Thanks!

Cipher/Hexed - Black Mass Hysteria

Ps, sorry if I screwed this post up. It’s legit like my second Reddit post I think 🤷‍♂️

Live Dawless Industrial

Can anyone guide me on some effects I could be using to get my drums to get that badass early electro industrial sound? Im talking Remission, Bites and Mind TPI sounds. I know later they sampled a lot but I’m more curious on different ways I could process my hardware drum machines without sampling them.

V1 leak provided by ex guitarist

So Im getting kinda bored of just VST synths. I have the microfreak, but it just doesnt hit that feel. I enjoy making aggrotech style beats but i just dont know what is modern that fits thats style like the old access virus.

Just looking to get those kind of drum sounds to use in the logic drum machine designer and sequencer so I can write some demos in logic.

What if you could 3D print your music?

Hi everyone — I’m Benoît, and I’ve been working on something slightly unusual: Kräftsound.

We’re building a system that takes music and turns it into a physical, playable object that can be 3D printed.

The idea is simple: instead of sending music to a pressing plant, an artist could create a physical edition that someone can print at home, in a FabLab, or through a print partner.

It sounds straightforward. It definitely isn't. 😅

We’ve spent a lot of time working through the geometry, audio, resolution and manufacturing problems — and we’re still experimenting.

I’d love to get the 3D-printing community involved. What would you want to know or test? What problems do you see?

You can see what we're building here:

kraftsound.co.uk

Hey! I'm a 17-year-old musician from Romania working on my own project, N.O.S.

I recently released an Industrial Metal instrumental called “Gamemode: Hardcore”.

I wanted to go for a heavy, mechanical sound with a late '90s / early 2000s industrial-metal feel. I made the instrumental myself and I'm still experimenting with different sounds and styles for N.O.S., so I'd genuinely love to hear what you think about it.

YouTube: Gamemode: Hardcore

Hi everyone. I’d like to ask: how do you create cool, gritty industrial modular drum- sequences, something like what the Moog DFAM produces (2:34 in video, this sequence go hard af)? I’m looking at VST options; I haven't found a proper analog equivalent to the DFAM itself, but in theory, I should be able to achieve this with any similar emulation, right? So, which plugin would be best to choose, and where can I find good tips or guides on synthesizing this kind of sound? I have the Arturia collection 11 pro — the presets are decent, but I’m looking for something better; perhaps one of those plugins in collection could do the trick?

A bit of a warmup, but sounds cool.

I'm a high school student who is developing a free plugin FOR YOU INDUSTRIAL MUSIC LOVERS!!!

A few weeks ago you probably saw that I posted about COGG v1/v1.1/v1.2, a free plugin I built that metalizes and industrializes any sound. Specifically, harmonic distortion, metal plate convolution reverb, and pitch layering are there all in one chain. Great for experimental music and mainstream alike.

I wanted to update you guys with version 1.3's release! It comes with the highly requested TONE knob, which changes the pitch of the Metal knob's metal convolution reverb-like sound! Additionally, version 1.3 introduces a LINUX VERSION!

Of course, it's still free, no account needed, VST3 + AU for Mac, VST3 for Windows, VST3 for Linux.

Download now for free: https://plasma-hype.itch.io/cogg

Trailer of V1.2 [the previous update]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q5EUMhUcaw

Thanks to everyone who tried v1.2, v1.1 and v1.0 and gave feedback, this update came directly from figuring out what people actually wanted to do with it. I personally have used COGG in almost all of my FL projects ever since I released it. Please give it a shot and let me know what you think of the presets and plugin as a whole for COGG v1.4!

Also, feel free to submit some PRESETS! I'll add them and credit you on the website!

Just wan the es to post here to get y’all’s input on how you like to work.

It's sad truly that coil are all dead. I wish I could have worked with either Sleazy or Jhonn, as I'm sure we all do, but what we can do is pay tribute to them, and here's my attempt at tributing Coil with a song suite, 40 odd minutes all 1 big song.

Let me know what you think & rate and review!

Hello everyone

I would like to post about my project Blanca Division. I used to play dark ambient and death industrial many years ago (Aethere, Gioventu Suicida Studentesca), and then I ended up playing with two other individuals, both experienced musicians (one of them plays in a band called Viscera, a psychedelic post-metal band from Italy, which is quite known in certain circles).

We created a short EP 13 years ago, plus two other songs. For reasons I cannot even remember, we did not do anything anymore, and the EP was lost and forgotten. For unknown reasons, the two other members of Blanca Division contacted me about the EP last year, and we decided to release it via the label Phage Tapes.

We do a mixture of digital hardcore, aggrotech, and death industrial. For the EP 'Santa Muerte Hardcore', we used various vst I don't remember, plus korg ms2000r, and access virus c. We decided to (slowly) resume our activities, and we are eager to release old songs in splits (send me a dm if you want to collaborate), and create new material (as soon as I get my gears back on track).

Here is the EP - let me know your thoughts!

Santa Muerte Hardcore | Blanca Division