Danzig 6:66 Satan's Child

This outing, tinted with touches of techno/industrial, is generally strong. Though less bombastic and more mysterious than earlier efforts, Satan's Child boasts tried-and-true bottom-heavy riffing and searing guitars mixed in with mysterious, quieter interludes, making it a suitable selection for musical madness on Halloween, and beyond. Katherine Turman

Recommended!
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Danzig 6:66 Satan's Child

Jesu Conqueror (2007)

Jesu returns with nearly an hour of weighty, otherworldly heaviness that defies the default designation of metal. The opening titular cut has as much in common with early Pink Floyd as it does with band member Justin Broadrick’s other outfits, Napalm Death and Godflesh. That said, there's plenty here to enrage the savage beast, such as the dark and detuned opening of "Old Year," the icy epic "Mother Earth" and the recording's centerpiece, the restless and imaginative 10-minute Flaming Lips-esque "Weightless and Horizontal," which displays the band's debt to space rock without apology and without any sacrifice of aforementioned heaviness. As good as Conqueror is, it's hardly the band's masterpiece. The work laid here suggests that Jesu has much more exploring and refining to do but this recording is as good a place as any for listeners to begin anticipating the moment when this outfit climbs up from the underground to reap the rich rewards it so clearly deserves. A fantastic and darkly inspiring work. (Jedd Beaudoin)

Recommended!

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Jesu Conqueror (2007)

Jesu Opiate Sun (2009)

Opiate Sun's heavy enough to act as gateway drug for those who still know Broadrick only as the guy behind Godflesh's decade-long bad day (if such creatures even exist). It will please the post-'gaze guitar-texture freaks who cream on contact with sonorous feedback. And it's memorable enough to hook those one-and-done consumers of the album-abjuring age. Not bad for four songs. (Pitchfork.com)

Recommended!
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Opiate Sun (2009)

Samael Passage (Reissue, Re-release) 2007

This album can definitely be seen as the peak of a band that had a lot going for them before eventually venturing into territory that they just took too long to be proficient in. For anyone that has heard great things about this band only to feel totally lied to when listening to Eternal or Reign of Light, it was actually this album and their previous one that people were referring to. This is a flawless album that is heavy, dark, and also highly original due to its rhythmic take on Black Metal. (Sputnik Music) 
Recommended!
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Passage (Re-release 2007)

Samael Reign Of Light (2004)

It's all 'bout evolution right?
A dark pop album, catchy songs with black metal lyrics, no abuse of the techno sound, high quality production, the band doesn't loose their touch....
Pay special attention to High Above and Telepath.
Place it between Passage and Eternal.
(Sorry if I hurt feelings but it could sound sometimes a little bit like Rob Zombie or Rammstein)
Recommended!
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Reign OF Light (2004)

Fetish 69: Atomized (2003)

"How to describe the sound of the new album? Be ready for a mixture of leftfield-rock, moody experimental electronics and for the first time some nearly pop-hooks as well. This is Fetish 69 again purging the past and taking a big step into the future" (http://members.chello.at/christianfuchs/fetish69/news/content.html)

Recommended!

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Atomized (2003)

Fetish 69 Antibody (1993)

One of the most creative albums of 1993.
Good sampling, brutal vocals, very clean and shiny production...get into the human dark potential.
This album kick ass!

Recommended!

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Antibody (1993)

Fetish 69: Geek (1999)

Art meets industrial.
A fine and atmospheric record, decent fx use, great tunes and blasting sampling beats, intelligent industrial sounds, programming and lyrics.
Interesting approach of different music styles combined with industrial, this band shows a good musical taste for mixing.

Recommended!

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Geek (1999)

Godflesh Love And Hate In Dub (1997)

A giant demon marching through the apocalipsis!
Massive guitar riffs, stomping drums, loop sampling, a mix between hip hop, ambient, dub, drum & bass and metal.
Although at this point were several industrial bands making a lot of industrial albums, this album is very rich in sounds, rhythms, beats, riffs, well... it's Godflesh! one pioneering band, avant garde music in it's full expression.
Recommended!
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Love And Hate In Dub (1997)

NIN Things Falling Apart (2000)

A remixes album by NIN as usual.
When it comes to other metal genres the word "Remixes" scares to everyone, but talking about the Industrial, it shows new points of view, new atmospheres.
This is a solid album, kinda ambient, kinda electronix....it shows Trent´s ability to remix his own stuff.
Recommended!

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Things Falling Apart (2000)

Diagnose Lebensgefahr: Transformalin (2006)

Straight from the asylum...this record is dark, dark, dark.
Highly atmospheric, wich leaves you with an feeling of loneliness and void...
Mostly ambient, with some brushes of industrial sounds.
A musical therapy for the insane...words can't describe the rest...so you better listen to it.

Recommended!

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Transformalin (2006)

Kong What It Seems Is What You Get (2009)

This is their comeback release, with it´s known unique style, a mix between strong guitar riffs, solid drum beats and bass, wih a decent touch of electrix sound fx, very instrumental stuff, the industrial sound that reminds me a little to Godflesh.
Recommended!

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What It Seems Is What you Get (2009)

Lard Pure Chewing Satisfaction (1997)

With Jello Biafra at vocals (wich doesn´t get along with the music), Jourgensen playing lead, makes an electrifying blend of speed, precision and political satire...crunching guitars and cracking drums.
Recommended!
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Pure Chewing Satisfaction (1997)

Godflesh Streetcleaner (Bonus Tracks) 1989

Dark and heavy.
Distorted vocals with guitars and bass, marching to the mechanized drum beats.
There isn't much use of synths of programming, something that makes it unique.
"This is a soundtrack to emotional devestation, the hellish confines of the disabled and disturbed mind and body, scorched souls devoid of hope and self-respect, the ones that didn’t make it out on top but instead ended up where man can sink no further" (Sputnikmusic.com)
<<< Cover from the disturbing film "Altered States"
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Streetcleaner 1989 (Bonus Tracks)

Ad for the new release with bonus tracks