Thank you Catalyst for the kind words Speaking of Learning Industrial Technique, there is a new band(!) on the industrial scene 3TEETH which are making pretty big waves, taking some of their influence from the more 90's metal/Industrial sound. They have a new album out to stream for free, and are hosting a remix competition of the track "Final Product". even if you don't remix it, it could still teach you a lot by looking at the stems, and messing around with them

Final Product:

http://soundcloud.com/3teeth/11-final-product?in=3teeth/sets/3teeth

and here's the link to the stems:

Final Product remix stems

Comp ends on the July 7th.

 

Awesome thread! Lot of really good tracks. I'm not a big industrial head,but I've listened to a lot of dark music.And I like most of it Not sure if I have same understanding of what industrial is as you guys,I'll take a guess though,maybe you can clear me up.This is what I think of when I think industrial,I may be way off with my early 90's tastes if so let me know. Awesome thread once again!

 

Oh,also this.as I said may be way off as this is kind of more like Unhappy Hardcore(not even sure if that's a genre,lol) than Industrial but I'd bet they have a pretty dark crowd at their shows

 

Seriously,you have an interesting way with words.It's quite nice

 

d-flux
Thank you so much for that info, 3 TEETH are badass and I love that old school sound. I actually picked up some of Psy'aviah's MIDI and stems when they had a remix competition. I wish they would share the stems and MIDI for Ophelie, the track they made with Jean-Luc De Meyer of Front 242.

I'm going to pick this up and experiment, thanks again mate.

Levitate
Great picks, not off at all but right on the money.

And yes Rolma is pure awesomeness.