"melancholic" noise/PE

[PTM Jim]

Although there is not much recorded material, Blessed Sacrifist is one of the most depressing acts in the US. Every time I've seen him live he never fails to kill the mood in the room and it's a very good thing. 

[BlackHole]

I think a lot of Burial Hex material fits this descriptions. Especially the split with Zola Jesus.

[david lloyd jones]

slightly off topic but really doomladen dirty industrial techno/grabber, such as I was hearing at squat parties where all the bad drugs went to die and people just couldn't stop.
first saw men behind the sun at this type of event as background visuals

Any examples of that style of gabber/techno?

I'd be interested in more suggestions too :) i do know about Fifth Era who are probably one of the more obvious examples: http://doomraver.site40.net/

other examples-face hoover, Peter file and others on the fruit of the doom label, the mover from Germany, swathes of the PCP label, and, as you mentioned fifth era

[ANDROPHILIA]

Josh Lay- Abandoned by christ

[Neons Fanzine]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djyGU8XuiJg
This song by Genocide Organ has always been to me a very intense and melancholic song for some reasons, the fact the noise in the background is changing tonality like chords, and mixed with the feedbacks, it's like a melody. Add to it the tensed vocals, and the chorus going on and on, it transports me in an emotionnal state that could be close to melancholia.

[cr]

I really wish someone recorded the PGRM set because for me it had the stand-out track of the whole weekend (then again, XE will always be unmatched). It was the one with melancholic distorted keyboard melodies and sung vocals. Might've been the third track of the set? Worked so great and the language fits perfectly as well.

Is this one available for listening somewhere? Would really like to hear it!
Cheers!

[musichater]

A lot of Nicole 12's records are melancholic, but not in the same way as Ramleh's Hole in the Heart. Nicole 12 is a more sickening, self-hating kind of melancholy, with glimpses of degenerate beauty.

[Peterson]

I think a lot of early M.B. and M.O. are pretty melancholic as they are so bleak. Ramleh, same.

[Submersive]

Some GRIM (Japan) fits the description, at least the "VITAL 83-86" compilation...
"Auschwitz" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwo9iDT4AqU
"Poke & Shot" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gthBb3Pr0dQ

I think a good bit of MLEHST qualifies as well...
"Stillborn Yet Breathing" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhCkDc2BteE
"New Harvest" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGvnKjeGQqI
"WPC" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seCIXnRd5GY

[ConcreteMascara]

re-listening to the Port Out, Starboard Home compilation today and I was reminded of this thread. Along with Prurient's Cocaine Death maybe the penultimate encapsulation of "melancholic p.e."?  I still view it as the high point of Posh Isolation and one of the best compilations from the 2000s. The Damien Dubrovnik track is a massive highlight too.

[brutalist_tapes]

another early posh isolation release in this category that is actually pretty good is the first damien dubrovnik, even though i must admit i am not so interested in this style generally, unless it is melancholic AND very brutal at the same time.. but this record is a pretty good example of that late 00's thing (i guess..?) apart from the usual suspects like prurient