Goth/Industrial Review – Page 6

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Skinny Puppy – hanDover – Review

October 25, 2011

Industrial veterans Skinny Puppy deliver exactly the weird, wonderful sounds one expects on their 14th album. It’s all over the map, and all the better for it.

Die Krupps – Als Wären wir für immer – Review

December 29, 2010

Eight tracks paint a robust and varied portrait of the band’s sound: “Beyond” snuggling with Depeche Mode while “Die Macht” does a Rammstein’s boot-stomp.

Informatik – Arena – Review

December 1, 2009

Type O Negative vocals with smooth synths and programming more like New Order than Skinny Puppy, Informatik writes electronic arena rock as well as club hits.

Funker Vogt – War Zone K17 – Review

December 1, 2009

War Zone K17 is a double live CD, and my favorite parts are the songs I already love performed live. To me, the band’s best songs are from the Navigator days.

Skold vs. KMFDM – Review

October 1, 2009

Sasha Konietzko (KMFDM) teams up with Tim Skold (Skold, Marilyn Manson, KMFDM) for a continent-crossing collaboration. Ground rules: No guitars, no drum kits.

Synchro Nine Factor – Redeploy – Review

December 1, 2008

Not anthemic enough to be Rammstein, not sick enough to be Skinny Puppy, not throbbing enough to be one of the bands I can never specifically remember.

Ruby Bullet – Nothing Left To Bleed On – Review

November 1, 2008

To compare Ruby Bullet to a proggy version of Goth poppers Evanescence is just too easy, so I have faith that that’s exactly what 90 percent of reviewers said.

Mindless Self Indulgence – IF – Review

March 1, 2008

The Linkin Park of electro/industrial, MSI is a perfectly enjoyable band for the braindead. A pleasant band for those who find Marilyn Manson too intelligent.

Himko – Review

March 1, 2008

Remember Atari Teenage Riot? Maybe heard the movie (soundtrack and kick-ass inspired-by mash-up) Threat? You’ve heard the best of “digital hardcore.”

Einstürzende Neubauten – Palast Der Republik – Review

February 1, 2008

The Godfathers of the German industrial movement perform in a palace that serves as the seat of parliament. Demolition is underway; the hall is empty and cold.

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