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SoundboardTerrorSquad 11-22-2017 12:54 PM

Power Electronics
 
Soooooo.... im giving this genre a try. what are some important songs and albums I should hear. I just heard Whitehouse's Birthdeath Experience and.... TBH idk wtf im listening to lol. Im not sure if I dislike it or like it either. Just askin for a lil help here

The Batlord 11-22-2017 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by SoundboardTerrorSquad (Post 1897340)
Soooooo.... im giving this genre a try. what are some important songs and albums I should hear. I just heard Whitehouse's Birthdeath Experience and.... TBH idk wtf im listening to lol. Im not sure if I dislike it or like it either. Just askin for a lil help here

I'll leave it to people who actually know the genre, but if you're that unfamiliar with the sound in general then I'm curious what you know about noise and industrial music in general. This might be a watershed moment for you, bro.

I'm also curious about power electronics recs too btw. I only remember listening to Whitehouse as well.

SoundboardTerrorSquad 11-22-2017 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1897345)
I'll leave it to people who actually know the genre, but if you're that unfamiliar with the sound in general then I'm curious what you know about noise and industrial music in general. This might be a watershed moment for you, bro.

I'm also curious about power electronics recs too btw. I only remember listening to Whitehouse as well.

I know next to nothing about noise/ industrial music. Ive heard a few select songs and that's about it

The Batlord 11-22-2017 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by SoundboardTerrorSquad (Post 1897351)
I know next to nothing about noise/ industrial music. Ive heard a few select songs and that's about it

Again, I know nothing about power electronics besides its general place next to early industrial, but I'm assuming that you've heard Throbbing Gristle if you've heard Whitehouse? Metal Machine Music? Just trying to get a sense of what you know.

SoundboardTerrorSquad 11-22-2017 01:10 PM

Metal Machine Music yes. And I kinda like the sound.

Havent listened to Throbbing Gristle

The Batlord 11-22-2017 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by SoundboardTerrorSquad (Post 1897355)
Metal Machine Music yes. And I kinda like the sound.

Havent listened to Throbbing Gristle

Well then...





Pretty much the most intense live recording I've ever heard/seen.


Mondo Bungle 11-22-2017 02:46 PM

good for starters here, this label consists of power electronics but pleasing synths. they have a handful of great comps


Blank. 11-22-2017 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1897357)
Well then...


I heard this song a few years back and loved it. Keep forgetting to listen to more of their stuff. Which album do I start with?

The Batlord 11-22-2017 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Blank. (Post 1897407)
I heard this song a few years back and loved it. Keep forgetting to listen to more of their stuff. Which album do I start with?

D.O.A. The Third and Final Report of Throbbing Gristle ("Hamburger Lady" is from that album) is generally regarded as their definitive album (if a band like Throbbing Gristle can be said to have a definitive anything), but 20 Jazz Funk Greats is definitely the more easy listen. You really shouldn't worry about which to listen to first cause Throbbing Gristle are not a band for whom quality between albums is really a concern, they're just a band who try to alienate and **** with you, so the easier album is a perfectly fine way to introduce yourself. But the harder album is also a fine way to shoot yourself in the head, which is also a perfectly fine way to introduce yourself cause Throbbing Gristle would like you to shoot yourself in the head if that's what speaks to you.

Regardless you're not going to have an easy time.

Blank. 11-22-2017 03:08 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1897412)
D.O.A. The Third and Final Report of Throbbing Gristle ("Hamburger Lady" is from that album) is generally regarded as their definitive album (if a band like Throbbing Gristle can be said to have a definitive anything), but 20 Jazz Funk Greats is definitely the more easy listen. You really shouldn't worry about which to listen to first cause Throbbing Gristle are not a band for whom quality between albums is really a concern, they're just a band who try to alienate and **** with you, so the easier album is a perfectly fine way to introduce yourself. But the harder album is also a fine way to shoot yourself in the head, which is also a perfectly fine way to introduce yourself cause Throbbing Gristle would like you to shoot yourself in the head if that's what speaks to you.

Regardless you're not going to have an easy time.

I'll listen to D.O.A. because I'm a man and need to prove it!


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