Drum Machine for death industrial/Power electronics?

[dreadfulmirror]

Meanwhile I got the Akai Rhythm Wolf for a good price, and it sounds very promising so far.
But thank you for your help anyway!

rhythm wolf would be the worst drum machine i have ever used. kinda proves how non gear dependent industrial or noise is, hah

Got a bit deeper into the Rhythm Wolf by now and chose to sell it again. It's no bad Drumcomputer, but not really suitable for what I'd like to do...

If someone is interested: https://www.special-interests.net/forum/index.php?topic=10982.0

[WhiteWarlock]

you can always grab super cheap Alesis SR16 from ebay and slap it through some pedals/fx/MS20/eurorack/whatever...
the built in sequencer is so easy programming...
Personally have multiple from over the years & DM5...
got my first one in the early 90s from somewhere/someone/somehow(don't remember anymore)
someone stole my yamaha RX7 & Roland TR707...
not the greatest or the worst drum machine ever used...
yet considering got them for free & resurrected via jumper wire then not complaining...
you can always try to snag cheap Roland MC303 if get lucky yet IMO the SR16 is easier programming patterns/songs...