Are there any good industrial rock bands anymore?
 

Are there any good industrial rock bands like old school bands like NIN, KMFDM, Ministry etc.. exist anymore?

Stabbing Westward :)

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo....

no what?

SW is awesome, heh :p

Well, Stabbing Westward WAS a good one. But, it's too bad that they are no more.

I don't know if you can consider Static-X a truly industrial rock band, but they are a favorite of mine.

Try Skinny Puppy or RAMMSTEIN!:D

Hehe, i was just recently listening to my SW cds.
The most recent was fucking terrible, but the others are just great. I wouldn't recommend their lyrics at all, but their albums always make me feel good- i think they remind me of summer time or something.

Try listening to Ohgr. Ex skinny puppy guy doing industrial synth now. Its good stuff.

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german industrial :)

Try 'Front Line Assembly'

lets see.......

chemlab- even though they dont exist anymore.

Slick Idiot- ex KMFDM members En Esch and G. Shulz

OHgr- i just have to second that recommendation

Numb

Pig- or anything by raymond watts.....

Pigface- kind of an industrial supergroup

Cevin Key's solo stuff- kind of experimental but still good

Download - another Cevin Key band

Front 242- kinda old.....still good.

Sister Machine Gun - more rock than industrial on the newer stuff, but once again.. still good.

Tomahawk could be considered indust. so could Fathaoms(sp?)

I got a few for ya.

Check out:

Godflesh
Scorn
Coil
Meat Beat Manifesto
Das Ich
Prong

Marilyn Manson.

Gravity Kills put out thier last album this past year and it's f'ing great... I alsom recommend early Sister Machine Gun with the same caveat that BobotheMF gave.

Also, if you live on the east coast, check out Carfax Abbey.

The Sisters of Mercy, while probably labelled as a strictly goth band by some, have put out many good industrial-type-like tunes. Almost everything on Vision Thing had that feel, and a few tracks on Floodland as well.

They could be considered industrial if your definition of industrial is horribly skewed. And it's "Fantomas" with a triangle thingy over the "o".

I also second the new Gravity Kills. Good stuff.

i dunno, no new bands are doing the industrial dance/industrial pop thing anymore. if you like NIN, you might like Kid606, Cex, and Atari Teenage Riot. also, invisible records acts like Pigface, Damage Manual, Murder Inc., etc. are usually a good choice. i'd also recommend Foetus, though he may be too weird for ya. ;)

check out aussie band JERK... some of their stuff i find to be quite industrial.

check out "Paradise Lost" - great stuff. their last album was engineered by fhys fulber - ie. Front Line Assembly, Noise Unit (get DECODER - it's fantastic), Delerium, Conjure One, etc.

also Front 242 just came out with a new album - should be in my mailbox any day now....

I always loved Nitzer Ebb. No longer around, but they have some great music.

Some of my favs.
Theatre of Tragedy
Bella Morte
Imperative Reaction
Decoded Feedback


Then there is the more dancey style of EBM, for which I have a million recommendations.

for some reason i cant stand nitzer ebb..... but to each their own i suppose.....

just found out there's going to be a new chemlab album at the acumen nation website.....another good band

What ever you do, just stay away from EBM...bleh for EBM

Rammstein... Um I dunno. Neuveau-synth-pop is really the big thing right now, industrial/rock hybrids having slipped away from popularity a few years ago. sk