So who here enjoys the darker side of music... aka the raging dark forces of chaos embodied in the industrial genre?

To kick off things I'll post a good quote that I found somewhere that attempts to describe industrial music:

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OK, so you're curious. What's with industrial? Is it music? Is it art?

Yes, and yes, and yes, darling! Industrial is the broad category of composition that is the soundtrack for our modern times. It is a first cousin of punk, ugly step sister to goth, orphan of techno. Dark, sinister, sometimes surreal, sometimes subliminal, sometimes creepy, sometimes sunshine, sometimes noisy, sometimes brutal, and even offensive. Most of all, industrial music is pure creativity.

Think of classic rock as a hampster on a treadmill. Industrial, then, is the hampster loose in the silverware drawer: scurrying, knocking things about, scratching, hiding, cowering, weeping, sighing, sleeping with one eye open, screaming incoherently in the dark, wetting itself by its own reflection in the spoons. Put simply: Industrial music is both the beauty and the terror of smashing glass. The nausea and rhythm of a power drill. The irresistible and horrific silence following a scream. Are you ready?

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