Down-tempo IDM with funky synths, hip-hop flavored beats, and 5-string bass. Another one from the first FS album, available here: ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

A remix of the excellent cover Stoneburner and Out Out did of Consolidated's 1994 pro-choice anthem. How sad that it has become more relevant again. If you want to support the cause, please condider donating

This is an illustration done by my friend Jimmi Jensen from Copenhagen. It will most likely end up on a Skin Contact t-shirt, but I couldn't wait until then to share it. I don't think he has an

Synthetic, floaty ambient piece that serves as the opening track to the first Fugue State album from 2006, Daydream Believer. The album is available here: Also available for streaming on choon: ► Listen

A fantastic cover of this great Consolidated pro-choice anthem from 1994. Though the circumstances that inspired this recording are not at all good, it's an excellent version, and I've mentioned here before

"What is wrong with you people?" Hard & fast techno-industrial with distorted beats & heavy synths. From the album Antitrust: ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Some time after the visit with my friend that introduced me to industrial music (Brian was his name btw), he introduced me to another band that blew my mind, The Tear Garden. Of course he mentioned that

A few music things I've picked up recently, with links if you want to check them out yourself... A Chmcl Str8jckt t-shirt, which also included a download of their debut album (which is also available as

Atmospheric synths, strings, breakbeats, and 5-string bass. From the album Question Everything: ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Yet another of the many great bands that I found through compilations, I first came across these guys on the most excellent Thugs 'N' Kisses from one of the key labels of 90's coldwave and industrial rock,

Time for another list of things I've picked up from bandcamp recently that I think others should check out too. This round is mostly playing catch-up with a few projects I already have stuff from. Cable

Droney, noisy, dark ambient track. From the retrospective album 20 Years of Contact vol. 2: You can also hear this on Choon: ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Though I don't think it's necessarily the case for the most recent generation of industrial fans, for many, I think Einstürzende Neubauten practically defines industrial. Although it's not really what

Another Choon playlist, this time with a bunch of great dark ambient and noise, and stuff in that vein. Current playlist, as of this post: Drumoperator - Asteroid's Lament iconDARK - Hunting Leviathan

More danceable and techno-flavored than most FS output, this track appears on the cassette split with Mrs. Dink (Meagan Johnson here on Choon), also available digitally from Degenerate Trifecta: ► Listen

I was introduced to Dive through a somewhat odd source, which was a metalhead girl that I dated briefly when I was 16 or so. This is only odd because I knew so few people who were into this stuff at the

Synthetic dark ambient/noise track. From the album Revisionist: ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Idiot Stare is yet another of the great bands I found on compilations, in this case the massive and incredible There Is No Time from Ras DVA, which weighed in at 4 Cd's. There was a ton of great music

Spaced-out, ambient-flavored IDM from the album of the same name. ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

There were a few really good industrial bands in the 90's that released one great album, and then disappeared. I don't think the term "one-hit wonder" applies, because they weren't always hits,