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Old 01-14-2012, 10:01 AM   #11 (permalink)
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I have a question that has been on my mind for the past couple of days... Would any of you consider industrial music to be a sub-genre of rock or would you say it's simply influenced by it? You know... much like jazz was influenced by ragtime, marching band music, and early forms of blues... or how noise (for the most part) was influenced by free improvisation, rock, and electronic/electroacoustic music.

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Some subgenres of Industrial music are pretty rock influenced, yeah. Coldwave, or "machine rock" being the prime example. Bands like Chemlab and 16 Volt.

16 Volt are a weird band like that, because some songs will be pretty heavy, good songs to play live, and some will be very minimalistic and electronic; the kind DJs could easily play in clubs.
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