A blog about what industrial music is, isn't and could be - and occasionaly some other music as well.
A rash of west coast bands is keeping the acrid black flames of aggro-industrial burning.
How important is "accessibility" in industrial music?
Can Purest Form and a smattering of other bands reignite industrial music's doomed love affair with guitars?
What's been happening in the world of industrial and industrial-adjacent music.
Establishing a dialogue with Leicester's finest industrial beat merchants Indianhead.
INVA//ID's new album came into 2025 all guns blazing.
Mit a bing-bang-bing-bang boom, and many other noises besides.
Overindulging in the crystalline electronic purity & sheer heartaching beauty of futurepop.
The darkest thing to come out of Colombia since dark roasted coffee beans.
n0teeth investigates gothbaiting, altwashing & industrofetishism at Eurovision.
Professor emeritus n0teeth marks a video essay on the dreadful industrial subgenre that refuses to die.
The new wave of British rhythmic noise.
I went looking for industrial music and discovered my new favourite scuzzy outback rock n roll band instead.
Note to self: stop forgetting to bring your earplugs to gigs, you're in your thirties for fuck's sake.
We can't ignore the elephant on our Spotify release radar any longer.
In praise of truly, thrillingly, frighteningly LIVE electronic music.
Or, "How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Industrial"
A short trip down the canal followed by a slighter longer one down memory lane.
"like hearing industrial techno for the first time."
...what aggrotech might sound like if it was actually good?