The Brooklyn band, comprising members of Pill and Eaters, discuss the non-traditional process of creating their industrial groove.
The sound of a struggle for survival against one’s own body.
Suzy Poling offers a glimpse into the future via abrasive industrial techno pulses.
The “Industrial Strength” tour launches in July.
Plus Birdbox score coming to vinyl.
It wasn’t just Nine Inch Nails moving industrial music to the mainstream in 1989.
Hear an early version of “Nag Nag Nag.”
En Esch, Randy Blythe, Bruce Lamont and more participating.
A two-track EP of pure violence.
Duo set to release new album this fall via Relapse.
The Canadian group prove themselves worthy carriers of synthpop’s earnest flame.
The new documentary on the label shows how it was a model for groundbreaking art, if not business.
Nothing after Psalm 69 to be played on Wax Trax! Experience tour.
And industrial hellscape made all the more pop-friendly with a surprising accessibility.
The industrial noise rock outfit shares new track “Slaves of Fear.”
L.A. producer delivers a journey to the dark side of techno.
The Texas industrial-punk duo’s sound grows more aggressive and darker on their second full-length.
Story of the industrial records label coming to DVD.
An album-by-album tour through the pioneering industrial group’s discography.
Redeeming the good name of a much-slandered synth-pop record.