martial industrial anyone?

Started by jesusfaggotchrist, December 20, 2012, 08:11:45 PM

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It is certainly a live album from a performance they played at avCMI festival, although I understand it also had a post performance studio treatment, so does not sound as a typical live album.
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Terrible album. Only two songs on it worth hearing and one of them is a cover. The post production makes it sound like a studio album but it sounds like the performance was quite bloodless to begin with.
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Quote from: jesusfaggotchrist on January 18, 2013, 08:40:36 PM
whats some stuff similar to Blood Axis? is Blot Sacrifice In Sweden an actual live album or is that just speculation?

I was there, and it's from when they performed in Linköping, Sweden, at the 10th anniversary party of Cold Meat Industry, with Ordo Equilibrio opening up. It was kept secret beforehand who was going to play, and there were rumours that Roger had invited Genocide Organ, but the "mystery band" turned out to be Blood Axis instead. Even though it was a memorable evening in many respects, I recall the performance being a bit of a let down. BA were much better in Stockholm the year after.

NN

Quote from: NN on January 15, 2013, 08:12:52 PM
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on December 20, 2012, 09:04:09 PM
I'd put my bet on Laibach.

some stuff from first tape:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqawCGTEnp8

the good old 80's:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ4A2MflNL8

Agreed, with TEST DEPT close behind.
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For those interested in this kind ov music may I submit (the second movement ov) my own STRING OKTET IN A for eight subkontrabass viols, battery and voice. I am not certain it satisfies the criterion for the idiom ov 'martial pop', perhaps commentors could voice their opinion on this.
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I JUST WROTE a fucking INDUSTRIAL STRING OKTET, possibly the LOWEST EVER and you are all gonna ignore that.

jesusfaggotchrist

so Barbarossa Umtrunk, Across The Rubicon and Kriegsfall-U have been in constant rotation. whats some other martial thats heavy on the ambience and pounding metal percussion?

burdizzo

I assume that's the Barbarossa on OEC? What's it like? I got one of their CDrs on Skullline, and it was OK, but nothing too exciting.
Also got from Skullline a Striider CDr called 'Heimweh', and although I got it a while ago, I've only just been playing it - y'know, one of them things wrapped in a (Dutch) flag, bound w/ a banderole, etc. that seemed a bit of hassle to undo carefully!
Well, anyway, it's certainly heavy on the ambience - great, poisonous clouds of it - with lots of samples of 'war' sounds (shooting, shouting, etc.), muffled drumming, distant thuds, old speeches, and in one place, a flute band, if I remember rightly. Very cinematic, with the drones, in most cases, a fog enveloping the 'action'. One track is an ultra deep bass drone that really rips through the speakers - though this could actually be due to the shitty CDr quality...
Actually, that's my only complaint w/ this - the shitty CDr. Skullline releases a lot of stuff, some it very tasty. However, maybe a bit more quality control, including CDs?
Oh well, you can't have everything. Probably not as good as the Kreigsfall-U one you mention, but it surpassed expectations (based on the 'Bunkermusic' one on Steinklang).

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jesusfaggotchrist

not sure if this belongs here (diemilitarmusik states it does), I've been on a huge Vladmir Hirsch kick lately. industrial-influenced classical? vice versa? you decide. great stuff, esp. his organ works and industrial experiments.

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Oh yes Vladimir is great. Check also his collaborative projects Aghiatrias, Tiria or Skrol...