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meanwhile there are a lot of electronic artists making gospel music, or music written from Christian perspectives, but whose sound has migrated away from the heaviness that typifies "industrial music" -- The Echoing Green is an early example of an artist that sort of bridges the gap between what you might call electronic dance or techno and what purists would call true industrial. i'm not really into genre definitions, so i hope i'm doing it justice...
[video=youtube_share;5TfS9DmjOfg]http://youtu.be/5TfS9DmjOfg[/video]
[video=youtube_share;5TfS9DmjOfg]http://youtu.be/5TfS9DmjOfg[/video]
now i know i'm skipping a whole lot of artists but i hope i'm giving you a good introduction to some classic Christian Industrial...
and even thought the last 10 songs i posted are 15 years old, that doesn't mean that there aren't Christian artists making this sort of music today.
here's something more recent, by Null Factor (Dan Harvell)
[video=youtube_share;vtrK3tLoLH8]http://youtu.be/vtrK3tLoLH8[/video]
and even thought the last 10 songs i posted are 15 years old, that doesn't mean that there aren't Christian artists making this sort of music today.
here's something more recent, by Null Factor (Dan Harvell)
[video=youtube_share;vtrK3tLoLH8]http://youtu.be/vtrK3tLoLH8[/video]
Christian industrial music today is alive and well. this guy, A Breath Away From Glory; i'm loving everything he does. you can look him up on bandcamp and find a whole lot of music for free download, most of it a lot heavier and guitar-driven than this track, but this is the only track he has on youtube at the moment. he uploaded a new track last week that's really good, but i can't link directly to it.. anyway, don't take this song as really representative of the rest of what he does, but it shows how much variety there is under the umbrella of "industrial" -- you can call a lot of Christian dubstep/techno/house music "industrial" too; all the electronic music categories are really intricately tied together.
[video=youtube_share;BSph1McqaoI]http://youtu.be/BSph1McqaoI[/video]
[video=youtube_share;BSph1McqaoI]http://youtu.be/BSph1McqaoI[/video]
here's a good example of the kind of crossover into house/techno/dance music that i would personally still call "industrial" -- though some people wouldn't. some people like to define "industrial" as being guitar-driven, but i think there is a lot of pure electronic music that doesn't really fit into other categories, usually because of how "heavy" it is.
[video=youtube_share;itUUqE6-zCo]http://youtu.be/itUUqE6-zCo[/video]
DJ Smoke is a current Christian artist; this mix is from 2013.
[video=youtube_share;itUUqE6-zCo]http://youtu.be/itUUqE6-zCo[/video]
DJ Smoke is a current Christian artist; this mix is from 2013.
more current Christian Industrial, guitar driven.
Jagged Doctrine has been a part of the scene for a long time -- and like many others, not really popular but popular among artists who make the same sort of music. his sound has always been closer to 'rock' than metal, but i don't know anyone who wouldn't call it industrial. a good parallel in secular music would be Nitzer Ebb, but Jagged Doctrine has long outlived him
this song is from 2013.
[video=youtube_share;KqP1xfY2JbM]http://youtu.be/KqP1xfY2JbM[/video]
Jagged Doctrine has been a part of the scene for a long time -- and like many others, not really popular but popular among artists who make the same sort of music. his sound has always been closer to 'rock' than metal, but i don't know anyone who wouldn't call it industrial. a good parallel in secular music would be Nitzer Ebb, but Jagged Doctrine has long outlived him
this song is from 2013.
[video=youtube_share;KqP1xfY2JbM]http://youtu.be/KqP1xfY2JbM[/video]
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the new Sleeping Giant is sounding good to me
this one released 2 days ago:
[video=youtube_share;4tBmZMGjObM]http://youtu.be/4tBmZMGjObM[/video]
this one released 2 days ago:
[video=youtube_share;4tBmZMGjObM]http://youtu.be/4tBmZMGjObM[/video]