Post by SoterroActually neither one :)
I really meant the simmilarity to the metal genres in the music
composition. Not that X or Y is called or is calling themselves this
or that, but really using the same techniques in the electro music,
and making a genre out of it not merely a couple of bands. MZ.412
doesn't sound yet like black metal to me, neither BDN like death. But
this guy's music sounded death-ish indeed (or better said, like
Death).
Well, AFAIK MZ.412 call their music "black industrial" because they
claim it to be industrial music with black metal leanings. But I don't
care much for neither MZ nor black metal so I may be completely
mistaken.
Post by SoterroWould industrial innovation mean walking on the metal paths? Anyway,
there's a whole new world opening for headbanging :D
That has being going on since Al Jourgensen started playing guitar again
some time in the late 80's. :p
Unfortunately, that seems to have only lead to the creation of hordes of
nu-metal bands, but then again, k0rn are the grandfathers of industrial,
so what do I know?
Post by Soterroand again...
Post by Crudbreeder"gothic-industrial" is german for "guys-with-makeup-making-bad-techno".
What??? I thought that's EBM :))
The closest match to the convergence of those two terms would be music
like Das Ich, Kirlian Camera or Deine Lakaien, I think...
Something like that yes. The subgenres of EBM seem to be defined mainly
by the amount of techno or guitars in the music and what kind of makeup
they wear.
np: Berliner Express - The russians are coming
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