---------------- TRACKLIST ---------------- After receiving numerous requests, I've decided to add the tracks at the beginning of the video. 🎶 I've used some video material without a tracklist marked as (Video material cut). 🎬 We can team up to finish the tracklist together! 💿 I've invested over 30 hours into creating this documentary. 🕒 Please like and share this video with your fellow Gabbers and Induheads to show your support for my work. 🙏 Thank you for your attention! 👀 0:01 Dither vs. N-Vitral @ Defqon.1 Silver Stage (Video material cut) 0:06 The Satan - Therapy Sessions_Hardcore Bass Portal (Video material cut) 0:12 Ophidian - Colors of Defqon.1 2022 Silver (Video material cut) 0:38 Best of Till Lindemann _ Gestures and expressions _ Rammstein PsychoTillie (Video material cut) 0:44 Depeche Mode - It's Called A Heart (Official Video) 0:57 Festivalfilm - Essen Orginell 2011 (Video material cut) 1:23 psykorave energiehal 31_12_1995 (Video material cut) 1:53 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut) 2:01 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut) 2:13 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut) 2:21 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut) 2:34 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut) 2:45 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut) 2:54 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut) 3:27 Counterfeit - I In Modular 3:40 E-Noid - Torture 3:52 Negative A - Offspring Of The Mainstream 4:05 Sinister Souls, eRRe feat. Negative A - TuhTuh Duh (Negative A RMX) 4:16 N-Vitral - Kling Klong 4:28 Sei2ure - The Industry 4:36 Regain & I gor - Reptilians 4:49 Kruelty - Slow Death (The Smiler Remix) 5:02 SomniacOne @ Defqon.1 2022 (Video material cut) 5:20 The Satan - Therapy Sessions_Hardcore Bass Portal (Video material cut) 5:34 The Satan - Therapy Sessions_Hardcore Bass Portal (Video material cut) 5:48 Bratkilla, C-Netik - Corona Virus 6:00 Noizeskill - Panic Exhale 6:11 Dither - Adopted The Dark 6:22 Deathmachine - Unnatural Selection (N-Vitral's Darwin Award VIP) 6:34 Nosferatu & Lunatic & Miss Hysteria - Technology Exceeds 6:46 Ophidian - Who you are 7:04 Ophidian - Music the cosmonaut 7:21 Iridium [live] @ Heresy 10 Years of Brutality (Video material cut) 8:04 E-Noid - Tiny Sparks of Air 8:17 Darkcontroller & Warmachine - Chemicals of DNA 8:31 Negative A vs Counterfeit - The Gift 8:44 E-Noid - Tiny Sparks of Air 9:02 Enzyme X - Anonymous 9:15 Meagashira, Endymion - Who I Am 9:29 Lunatic & Miss Hysteria - What Really Matters 9:50 Lowroller - Industrial Overkill 10:03 Tripped & Matt Green - Underground Panther Jacket 10:16 Tymon - Crunch Time 10:35 Fracture 4 - Everything 10:51 The Outside Agency, Sei2ure - Undermind 11:06 Deathmachine - Sonar 11:26 The Hard Way - THW Wrecking Crew (Akira Remix) 11:38 Detest - Shotgun 12:00 I:Gor - Testify 12:34 Igneon System - The Wish for Brutality 12:48 Karbyde - Contact 13:00 The DJ Producer - Future Incognito 13:28 Sandy Warez - Own Traveller 13:39 N-Vitral - Hard Energy 13:52 Dither - The Prophecy 14:05 Cancel x Dahryl - Ground Zero 14:20 Sei2ure, Detest - Free Your Mind 14:44 Sandy Warez - Jump 15:00 Im Colapsed feat. eDUB - Space Desubication 15:24 Iridium - Glock Talk 15:37 Zerberuz - More Than Men 16:01 Nagazaki - Amateurs 16:20 Al Twisted, Necrotic - Kick Some Shit 16:32 Dustrializer - Dustortion 16:46 Khaoz Engine - Most Broken 16:57 Mykoz - The Funk 17:15 AK-Industry - There Is No God 17:27 Strange Arrival - Descent Module 17:43 Brainrape - Fucking Destroy You 18:06 Noize-Maker ft. The Noizedizorder - Anti Hype 18:22 Mind Trip - From Hell 18:37 LØUS & Der Schaffner - NO TRUST 18:58 MXML_VWRRT - Sounds From Space 19:11 lonelywalk - Nostalgia 19:56 Mindprinter - Complex
Some producers not mentioned that made very good industrial hardcore: Armageddon Project, The Relic/Zanthrax/Cubic Nomad, Catscan, Broken Rules, Dep Affect, Rude Awakening (aka Promo) and Mindustries. I do hope you make a separate video about Darkcore and Doomcore.
There was really a major change around 2011-2012 in industrial hardcore. It coincided with the popularity of brostep and drum 'n bass. There wasn't a single industrial hardcore producer who didn't uses extensive snares and breaks. From that point onward, there was crossbreed, with more crossing into jungle/drum 'n bass with every year. Industrial as 4-to-the-floor, faded away. Still, I go back to those days before, when industrial went full-mechanical distortion: Rude Awakening - Revolting Against Peaky Pounder - Fasttalking Delta 9 - From Darkness Frame Of Mind - Cruel Sense Of Waste Armageddon Project - Far Beyond Triumphants Zanthrax - Children Of Hell Broken Rules - Bedroom Traxx (Dep Affect Remix) Sei2ure - Assault Catscan - Clone 1 Mute - Misery In Motion Cubic Nomad - Revolt Moleculez - Covert Ops Mindustries - Throes Of Rejection
Great video, it's important to present Industrial to new crowds, since it's dying out (e.g. no Industrial stage at Thunderdome last year). I recommend you to also do videos about the history of Terror and history of Frenchcore :) ♥
Glad to hear that. Next Video already in the making. Gonna be a good mix of Documentation and Music Knowlegde with a mixed Playlist. Did you think this Video with 20min was a bit too long? I'm thinking of seperating them into 2 parts like I did with the Uptempo video. Would be Grateful, if you guys give me some feedback to improve my content Cheers!
After the production of video. I thought this part with all these labels is too long and boring. Was trying my best to keep the attention up with this memes after 3 tracks of each label. Next Video I'm going to shorten it a bit and show you some Party / Hakken material instead of just label symbols and their story, while showing tracks of each style @@ForgottenEons Thanks for your feedback!
War schon ne geile Zeit, abseits des Mainstreams und der heutigen Uptempo-Kultur. Von Frankfurt bis Hamburg zur "Resedent E" bis tief nach Holland rein zum feiern... Bin danach auch auf Industrial Hardcore und Darkcore hängengeblieben...bis heute! Was mir aber auf jeden Fall in deinem Video fehlt, ist der Einfluss der italienischen Szence im Industrial Hardcore Bereich. Besonders der von Armageddon Project...welche massgeblich mit ihrem Style das Genre geprägt haben. Erwähnungen für Peaky Pounder, Void Settler oder Manu Le Malin etc. die als Wegbereiter und Anschauung für die große Vielfalt des Industrial Hardcore stehen, sollte auch eine Rolle spielen. Trotzdem eine sehr gelungende "Dokumentation" .... gerne mehr davon...
Awesome, been a while since I hoped a channel like this popped, and I still didn't do it myself so^^ It's true that the the Enzyme sound is dead, long live Enz-Prototypes^^ I suggest nostalgic people to look out for Remain Silent tracks, all of them, there are not that much, and he seems to be at best on a long pause. It's a japanese artist, formerly Morita Yuuhei, who grew up with Enzyme apparently, and he did beats of tracks that mixed purist Enzyme and 2010's Dark Descent atmospheres, in a country where industrial almost doesn't exist (only him and Engage Blue for what I know, that I really dig for his doomcore alias Diffuse more than Engage Blue tracks). But well, now, actually, in pure post-enzyme fashion, we got Nanostorm! Currently, with 2020 - 2023 in mind and without the UK hardcore and "pure-crossbreed" guys and girls, my current Industrial faves would be, no order: Machinist (less known, small label, you'll never find more raw and straight to the point indus than him) Zerberuz Djipe / Spare Limbs (Nagazaki too, not far) TOA Strange Arrival Ophidian The Silence eDUB Katharsys / Prime Directive Cubic Nomad Also loving some Adamant Scream, Relapse, Somniac One, Tripped and most recent Iridium! Great albums from Embrionyc, Shatterling and Fracture 4, arguably too separated from indus now, but in all 3 cases the 2012 - 2016 (or so) era of Dark Descent is my all-styles-favorite, thanks to a lot of their tracks, so none of it recreated the same magic. All bangers I highly recommend tho, if you love the melodic side. Albums from Djipe, Ophidian and The Silence are total pieces of art. I thought I was aware of about everything in the scene but I'm actually discovering the artists from the last recent labels you mentionned, they seem really great too!
Industrial is the best hardcore. Love the video man and all the others. To me Industrial has always been the opposite of uptempo and both split in the 2000s one trying to be as hard as it can with speed and high frequencies and the other is trying to be more experimental and focus on rhythm, complexity and heavier kicks.
Das wichtigste Label für mich ist Industrial strength records. Daraus entstand dann der sogenannte Terror. Egal wie schnell speedcore und "beepy" uptempo ist, Terror ist für mich das ultimative krasseste überhaupt. Lenny dee, drokz, rob gee, noisekick auf bekannter internationaler bühne. Der speedcore/terror war und ist in Deutschland sehr gross. Bakalla, nihil fist, igoa, anc, USN, totschläger, terrormasta, cenobit, tense, usw. Danke jungs das war richtig geil!
as someone who loves industrial hardcore way too much, (thinking about producing the genre in the future) i have to say, thanks. even though, it didn't get into the details like what label carried the genre to become more popular, or other stuff, i still appreciate the video (i have to admit that i didn't know about 3 labels that were mentioned lmao). its actually sad that industrial hardcore is a genre that gets less attention than other subgenres of hardcore. (ps: the memes were funny, maybe thats because my humor is broken.)
@@Mindprinter honestly, pro mode feels like the worst for pitching kick tails imo, tones mode at lowest sample rate works best for me when I use distorted tails, and typically for more dynamic tails but sometimes I use textures for the more classic hardstyle tails, really depends, when pitching down sometimes I turn off warping etc etc, but pro is good for vocals
Great work in the research of industrial origins and evolution through years also, amazing tracks selection really representing the best that each record can produce
Always disliked techno swiping the genre title away from an established genre. Industrial was the scene emerging from Throbbing Gristle, Portion Control, Skinny Puppy, etc. leading to stuff like Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, etc..
This video is totally fake. Industrial is an evolution of French hardcore whose greatest exponents are: Inger, Speedyq's, Liza N Eliaz, Christoph Fringeli, Matt Fraktal, Radium or Micropoint (Radium and Al Core), Fist of Fury, Armaguet nad, joshua. it goes from 180 bpm up to 240. and is recognizable by very heavy speakers, metallic sounds and a musical approach that is much more rave-like than hardcore gabber. was born in France and the first industrial records can be identified as early as 1997 until 2003, after which the scene remained more at illegal parties than in clubs... let's say that industrial hardcore and French hardcore "non-Frenchcore" belong to France as the first gabba terror is in germany (hamburg and berlin) darkcore is a cumbersome and darker evolution of the normal hardcore main or millennium.. but it has nothing to do with this video! if Radium saw this video he would cry! Before making these crap videos, inform yourself.
@@MadGosse59 Yes. He was talking about music, not about anything else. And here we go, there's someone who doesn't like a green Mazda because it's green.
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After receiving numerous requests, I've decided to add the tracks at the beginning of the video. 🎶
I've used some video material without a tracklist marked as (Video material cut). 🎬
We can team up to finish the tracklist together! 💿
I've invested over 30 hours into creating this documentary. 🕒
Please like and share this video with your fellow Gabbers and Induheads to show your support for my work. 🙏
Thank you for your attention! 👀
0:01 Dither vs. N-Vitral @ Defqon.1 Silver Stage (Video material cut)
0:06 The Satan - Therapy Sessions_Hardcore Bass Portal (Video material cut)
0:12 Ophidian - Colors of Defqon.1 2022 Silver (Video material cut)
0:38 Best of Till Lindemann _ Gestures and expressions _ Rammstein PsychoTillie (Video material cut)
0:44 Depeche Mode - It's Called A Heart (Official Video)
0:57 Festivalfilm - Essen Orginell 2011 (Video material cut)
1:23 psykorave energiehal 31_12_1995 (Video material cut)
1:53 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut)
2:01 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut)
2:13 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut)
2:21 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut)
2:34 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut)
2:45 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut)
2:54 25 Years Megarave Records Megamix By Jason S (Video material cut)
3:27 Counterfeit - I In Modular
3:40 E-Noid - Torture
3:52 Negative A - Offspring Of The Mainstream
4:05 Sinister Souls, eRRe feat. Negative A - TuhTuh Duh (Negative A RMX)
4:16 N-Vitral - Kling Klong
4:28 Sei2ure - The Industry
4:36 Regain & I gor - Reptilians
4:49 Kruelty - Slow Death (The Smiler Remix)
5:02 SomniacOne @ Defqon.1 2022 (Video material cut)
5:20 The Satan - Therapy Sessions_Hardcore Bass Portal (Video material cut)
5:34 The Satan - Therapy Sessions_Hardcore Bass Portal (Video material cut)
5:48 Bratkilla, C-Netik - Corona Virus
6:00 Noizeskill - Panic Exhale
6:11 Dither - Adopted The Dark
6:22 Deathmachine - Unnatural Selection (N-Vitral's Darwin Award VIP)
6:34 Nosferatu & Lunatic & Miss Hysteria - Technology Exceeds
6:46 Ophidian - Who you are
7:04 Ophidian - Music the cosmonaut
7:21 Iridium [live] @ Heresy 10 Years of Brutality (Video material cut)
8:04 E-Noid - Tiny Sparks of Air
8:17 Darkcontroller & Warmachine - Chemicals of DNA
8:31 Negative A vs Counterfeit - The Gift
8:44 E-Noid - Tiny Sparks of Air
9:02 Enzyme X - Anonymous
9:15 Meagashira, Endymion - Who I Am
9:29 Lunatic & Miss Hysteria - What Really Matters
9:50 Lowroller - Industrial Overkill
10:03 Tripped & Matt Green - Underground Panther Jacket
10:16 Tymon - Crunch Time
10:35 Fracture 4 - Everything
10:51 The Outside Agency, Sei2ure - Undermind
11:06 Deathmachine - Sonar
11:26 The Hard Way - THW Wrecking Crew (Akira Remix)
11:38 Detest - Shotgun
12:00 I:Gor - Testify
12:34 Igneon System - The Wish for Brutality
12:48 Karbyde - Contact
13:00 The DJ Producer - Future Incognito
13:28 Sandy Warez - Own Traveller
13:39 N-Vitral - Hard Energy
13:52 Dither - The Prophecy
14:05 Cancel x Dahryl - Ground Zero
14:20 Sei2ure, Detest - Free Your Mind
14:44 Sandy Warez - Jump
15:00 Im Colapsed feat. eDUB - Space Desubication
15:24 Iridium - Glock Talk
15:37 Zerberuz - More Than Men
16:01 Nagazaki - Amateurs
16:20 Al Twisted, Necrotic - Kick Some Shit
16:32 Dustrializer - Dustortion
16:46 Khaoz Engine - Most Broken
16:57 Mykoz - The Funk
17:15 AK-Industry - There Is No God
17:27 Strange Arrival - Descent Module
17:43 Brainrape - Fucking Destroy You
18:06 Noize-Maker ft. The Noizedizorder - Anti Hype
18:22 Mind Trip - From Hell
18:37 LØUS & Der Schaffner - NO TRUST
18:58 MXML_VWRRT - Sounds From Space
19:11 lonelywalk - Nostalgia
19:56 Mindprinter - Complex
thank you!!
thanks!!!!
Some producers not mentioned that made very good industrial hardcore: Armageddon Project, The Relic/Zanthrax/Cubic Nomad, Catscan, Broken Rules, Dep Affect, Rude Awakening (aka Promo) and Mindustries.
I do hope you make a separate video about Darkcore and Doomcore.
There was really a major change around 2011-2012 in industrial hardcore. It coincided with the popularity of brostep and drum 'n bass. There wasn't a single industrial hardcore producer who didn't uses extensive snares and breaks. From that point onward, there was crossbreed, with more crossing into jungle/drum 'n bass with every year. Industrial as 4-to-the-floor, faded away.
Still, I go back to those days before, when industrial went full-mechanical distortion:
Rude Awakening - Revolting Against
Peaky Pounder - Fasttalking
Delta 9 - From Darkness
Frame Of Mind - Cruel Sense Of Waste
Armageddon Project - Far Beyond Triumphants
Zanthrax - Children Of Hell
Broken Rules - Bedroom Traxx (Dep Affect Remix)
Sei2ure - Assault
Catscan - Clone 1
Mute - Misery In Motion
Cubic Nomad - Revolt
Moleculez - Covert Ops
Mindustries - Throes Of Rejection
Still in love with this older "4-to-the-floor" Indstrial! But also really happy about filthy Crossbreed stuff!
Great video, it's important to present Industrial to new crowds, since it's dying out (e.g. no Industrial stage at Thunderdome last year). I recommend you to also do videos about the history of Terror and history of Frenchcore :) ♥
Tracklist online
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Great video! Was very informative since I didn't know much of the difference between "Mainstream" Hardcore and Industrial. Cheers!
Glad to hear that.
Next Video already in the making.
Gonna be a good mix of Documentation and Music Knowlegde with a mixed Playlist.
Did you think this Video with 20min was a bit too long?
I'm thinking of seperating them into 2 parts like I did with the Uptempo video.
Would be Grateful, if you guys give me some feedback to improve my content
Cheers!
Personally thought it was a perfect amount, especially if you put in examples of tracks and record labels@@Mindprinter
After the production of video.
I thought this part with all these labels is too long and boring.
Was trying my best to keep the attention up with this memes after 3 tracks of each label.
Next Video I'm going to shorten it a bit and show you some Party / Hakken material instead of just label symbols and their story, while showing tracks of each style @@ForgottenEons
Thanks for your feedback!
Length was perfect for me, but i can understand why you want to shorten it a bit.
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War schon ne geile Zeit, abseits des Mainstreams und der heutigen Uptempo-Kultur.
Von Frankfurt bis Hamburg zur "Resedent E" bis tief nach Holland rein zum feiern...
Bin danach auch auf Industrial Hardcore und Darkcore hängengeblieben...bis heute!
Was mir aber auf jeden Fall in deinem Video fehlt, ist der Einfluss der italienischen Szence im Industrial Hardcore Bereich.
Besonders der von Armageddon Project...welche massgeblich mit ihrem Style das Genre geprägt haben.
Erwähnungen für Peaky Pounder, Void Settler oder Manu Le Malin etc. die als Wegbereiter und Anschauung für die große Vielfalt des Industrial Hardcore stehen,
sollte auch eine Rolle spielen.
Trotzdem eine sehr gelungende "Dokumentation" .... gerne mehr davon...
Awesome, been a while since I hoped a channel like this popped, and I still didn't do it myself so^^
It's true that the the Enzyme sound is dead, long live Enz-Prototypes^^
I suggest nostalgic people to look out for Remain Silent tracks, all of them, there are not that much, and he seems to be at best on a long pause. It's a japanese artist, formerly Morita Yuuhei, who grew up with Enzyme apparently, and he did beats of tracks that mixed purist Enzyme and 2010's Dark Descent atmospheres, in a country where industrial almost doesn't exist (only him and Engage Blue for what I know, that I really dig for his doomcore alias Diffuse more than Engage Blue tracks). But well, now, actually, in pure post-enzyme fashion, we got Nanostorm!
Currently, with 2020 - 2023 in mind and without the UK hardcore and "pure-crossbreed" guys and girls, my current Industrial faves would be, no order:
Machinist (less known, small label, you'll never find more raw and straight to the point indus than him)
Zerberuz
Djipe / Spare Limbs (Nagazaki too, not far)
TOA
Strange Arrival
Ophidian
The Silence
eDUB
Katharsys / Prime Directive
Cubic Nomad
Also loving some Adamant Scream, Relapse, Somniac One, Tripped and most recent Iridium!
Great albums from Embrionyc, Shatterling and Fracture 4, arguably too separated from indus now, but in all 3 cases the 2012 - 2016 (or so) era of Dark Descent is my all-styles-favorite, thanks to a lot of their tracks, so none of it recreated the same magic. All bangers I highly recommend tho, if you love the melodic side.
Albums from Djipe, Ophidian and The Silence are total pieces of art.
I thought I was aware of about everything in the scene but I'm actually discovering the artists from the last recent labels you mentionned, they seem really great too!
i love your music taste
@@strawllashi
Thanks!
Industrial kudos spray to you!
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5:17 Look at Greg, his face! That is one happy Dolphin!
Nice work man!
Thanks mate
Industrial is the best hardcore. Love the video man and all the others.
To me Industrial has always been the opposite of uptempo and both split in the 2000s one trying to be as hard as it can with speed and high frequencies and the other is trying to be more experimental and focus on rhythm, complexity and heavier kicks.
Tracklist online
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Lenny Dee 👀 🤷🏻♂️ Industrial Fucking Strength.......
Das wichtigste Label für mich ist Industrial strength records. Daraus entstand dann der sogenannte Terror. Egal wie schnell speedcore und "beepy" uptempo ist, Terror ist für mich das ultimative krasseste überhaupt. Lenny dee, drokz, rob gee, noisekick auf bekannter internationaler bühne. Der speedcore/terror war und ist in Deutschland sehr gross. Bakalla, nihil fist, igoa, anc, USN, totschläger, terrormasta, cenobit, tense, usw. Danke jungs das war richtig geil!
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Can you share the track list for this video?
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Great Work. Thank you!
as someone who loves industrial hardcore way too much, (thinking about producing the genre in the future) i have to say, thanks. even though, it didn't get into the details like what label carried the genre to become more popular, or other stuff, i still appreciate the video (i have to admit that i didn't know about 3 labels that were mentioned lmao). its actually sad that industrial hardcore is a genre that gets less attention than other subgenres of hardcore. (ps: the memes were funny, maybe thats because my humor is broken.)
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When you do, get Ableton, the way resampling works is really good for kick sound design, super fast
@@yuxanne.Yeah, the Sampling algorithms are nice. I Prefer "Pro" mode for better pitch stretching.
But also other are nice for effects.
@@Mindprinter honestly, pro mode feels like the worst for pitching kick tails imo, tones mode at lowest sample rate works best for me when I use distorted tails, and typically for more dynamic tails but sometimes I use textures for the more classic hardstyle tails, really depends, when pitching down sometimes I turn off warping etc etc, but pro is good for vocals
@@yuxanne. thanks for the suggestion! i thought of making stuff on FL studio tho, because i'm learning on FL.
Great work in the research of industrial origins and evolution through years also, amazing tracks selection really representing the best that each record can produce
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Great summary of the history of Industrial hardcore! Could you list all songs used in the frist 8 minutes of the video?
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Thanks! that was really quick@@Mindprinter
It was the right time Mr.@@MattiLatti1
Always disliked techno swiping the genre title away from an established genre. Industrial was the scene emerging from Throbbing Gristle, Portion Control, Skinny Puppy, etc. leading to stuff like Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, etc..
Respekt! 💪🏿
haha, I had a good laugh at this history documentary. Well memed! :)
next
Gold 🥇
You forgot also another label.... Madback by tripped.
Good one
Epic doco on Industrial too 🙏👏🖤
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Thanks for featuring my track❤❤
What is your alias? :)
@@Mindprinter Mxml_Vwrrt
Stark 👍👍🔥
This is what festivals think is industrial hardcore
you should also have mentioned the slower industrial labels, like Traumatic or Dark. Descent.
Lovely
GOdphidian 🙌👏🖤
Nice, but... Laurent Ho?
Who?
@@Mindprinter ua-cam.com/video/qTE0q5uB5no/v-deo.html
@@Mindprinter google him... he's the father of industrial harcore
@@gigigalli2485Thanks for sharing mate!
@@Mindprinter thank you! love your videos
sehr gute arbeit
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Endlich
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peaky pounder ? , tymon ?
Peaky Pounder very interesting album design.
But I really like Tymon's style
Crunch Crunch Crunch Time
This video is totally fake. Industrial is an evolution of French hardcore whose greatest exponents are: Inger, Speedyq's, Liza N Eliaz, Christoph Fringeli, Matt Fraktal, Radium or Micropoint (Radium and Al Core), Fist of Fury, Armaguet nad, joshua. it goes from 180 bpm up to 240. and is recognizable by very heavy speakers, metallic sounds and a musical approach that is much more rave-like than hardcore gabber. was born in France and the first industrial records can be identified as early as 1997 until 2003, after which the scene remained more at illegal parties than in clubs... let's say that industrial hardcore and French hardcore "non-Frenchcore" belong to France as the first gabba terror is in germany (hamburg and berlin) darkcore is a cumbersome and darker evolution of the normal hardcore main or millennium.. but it has nothing to do with this video! if Radium saw this video he would cry! Before making these crap videos, inform yourself.
Says the guy with the n4zi pfp
@@MadGosse59what does it have to do with anything?
@@tonybloodloss are you fucking serious
@@MadGosse59 Yes. He was talking about music, not about anything else. And here we go, there's someone who doesn't like a green Mazda because it's green.
Satan i no way has ever made anything that resembles the term 'industrial hardcore'
I made 4 dollars! 😂😂😂
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