Now that's an interesting album name....

It's an excellent album. None of the anti Republican vitriol Al Jourgenson concentrates on today.

My favorite Ministry album is known as Psalm 69 (I say "known" because they're isn't an official title). Lots of great tracks on here but Psalm 69 (the song) can be perceived as blasphemous. Personally I think it's a rant against false prophets who masquerade as preachers.

http://www.myspace.com/anguidara

http://www.myspace.com/mentaldestruction


http://www.myspace.com/idragoniidi

http://www.myspace.com/audioparadox


http://www.myspace.com/antecide

I like:

Skinny Puppy
Doubting Thomas
Cyberaktif
globalwavesystem
Autovoice
Audio Paradox
:wumpscut:
Circle of Dust
Argyle Park
Godflesh
Candiru

... lots more, I was really into that stuff when I was in highschool.

Anyone else ever hear OOMPH!?

the industrial metal bands that i listen to

globalwavesystem
generation
fell venus
circle of dust
celldweller
mortal
argyle park
klank
level
wyrick
chatterbox
ap2
Deitiphobia
Massivivid
leaderdogs for the blind
rob zombie
ramstien

i know that leaderdogs for the blind shortened their name to leaderdogs, but i do not think that they have posted anything for a while, i also have read that klank is back to making some music and playing shows. their is another industrial band named monsterus, have not been able to get into them too much but they are another one.

Rammstein is good... along the same line as OOMPH!

I love industrial...unfortunately the stuff in the Christian scene never really cut it for me, except Globalwavesystem and Circle Of Dust's last album. X-Propagation was good too.

Unfortunately after some serious bouts with anger and depression, I'm having to just give up stuff like Ministry, Skinny Puppy and NIN, at least for the time being. I love all three of those bands...their music has influenced me (I ESPECIALLY love Skinny Puppy).

So I guess its back to trying to glean some good stuff from the Christian industrial underground. It's discouraging, I've heard dozens of stuff on the Blacklight compilations that just doesn't cut it, although they have yielded the occasional good band or song.