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12-06-2011 12:26 AM |
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Originally Posted by Jack Pat
(Post 1128310)
But, but... industrial music technically began in 1976 with Throbbing Gristle's somewhat extensive list of cassette releases. Some people even go so far as to say that industrial music started in the early 70s with Cluster/Kluster's early albums... Half Machine Lip Moves wasn't released until 1979... several years after the genre was created. However... you could say that Chrome was a few years ahead of their time in a sense that they were early pioneers of noise rock and post-punk.
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They formed in 75, releasing their first album in 76. They are seen as forerunners for the wave of bands that were to give the burgeoning scene an identity in the late 70s/early 80s. The melding of rock instrumentation with synthesized, heavily manipulated sound was not only an influence on Industrial, but as you said, Noise Rock too.
And Cluster were a band ahead of their time, but not because they invented industrial. Kluster were more proto-industrial, but Cluster were more into ambient, 'kosmische' electronics and subtle rhythms.
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