nonono i did read your previous post and an informative one it was. but your acting as if you are go of industrial music because you know of a few bands that no ones ever heard of. i really dont think anyone is here to be insulted but to simply learn of other music that they have not been exposed to yet.

I can't say whether I agree or disagree, because I've only met a few musicians and they were all nice to me... but I know there are rude ones out there. Just depends on the person. All I can say is if I met a musician that I was a big fan of and they turned out to be rude, I would be really disappointed and I wouldn't be too crazy about that person anymore...I'd still like their music but it would disappoint me and I probably wouldn't buy any of their other cd's or support them in any way, anymore. :p But that's just me.

I listen to some industrial:

Celldweller (New name for COD)
Circle Of Dust
Nine Inch Nails
Marilyn Manson
Razed In Black
Klank

And have a question. Circle Of Dust is labeled as a Christian/Gospel group depending on where you go. How can they possibly be Christian??? Listen to the lyrics. I mean, come on. "Easier To Hate Than Love"? How is that gospel???

I used to be majorly into industrial when I was younger. I went to the clubs and danced, threatened ravers, dressed like an extra from Mad Max, the whole nine yards. I wore a vinyl trenchcoat. That's so embarrassing to look back on. Anyway, here's some recommendations for you rivetheads:

Front Line Assembly (the best, still)
Swans
Young Gods
Numb
Cdatakill
VNV Nation (a little dancy, but still rivet)
Haloblack
Sister Machine Gun
CHEMLAB
Download
Mentallo and the Fixer
Funker Vogt
Razed in Black
Skinny Puppy (of course)

Oh, and by the way, VampiricClown... Circle of Dust is in fact a Christian band, something that most rivets hate them for.

? What about them is christian in the slightest? Has anyone even listened to what he says in his lyrics? "Yurasuka" is basically about how he murders his girlfriend. Someone needs to get the labeling straight. Not to mention the fact that after he changed his name to Celldweller, he uses profanity in several of his songs. And I'm not even going to go into it about the song "Frozen".

Wow. I'm actually complaining about something other than my love life.:eek:

Just for you, VampiricClown.

Klay Scott (of Circle of Dust) explains his religious feelings.

Thanks :)

It seems like you have or were following this at some point as-well. lol

was sisters of mercy considered industrial? not sure but i loved them. prodigy, nin, marilyn manson. will have to check out some of these others that you guys mentioned.

Sisters of Mercy were goth, not industrial. If you loved the Sisters, check out Fields of the Nephilim, The Mission, or Southern Death Cult. These are all goth bands that are fairly similar in sound to the Sisters of Mercy.

i liked how southern death cult became death cult, then simply The Cult.

i thought they'd eventually be called 'C'