Industrial Metal Album reviews - Page 3

GenresIndustrial Metal

Streetcleaner

Godflesh

Godflesh - Streetcleaner 9.1

Album review

Industrial Metal
Streetcleaner makes heaviness independent of speed. Godflesh set a drum machine to a hard, stubborn pattern while distorted bass…

Short Bus

Filter

Filter - Short Bus 7.6

Album review

Alternative Rock
Industrial Metal
Post-Grunge
Short Bus keeps Filter's early sound focused on rough guitars, heavy bass and Richard Patrick's sharp, strained voice. The…

The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste

Ministry

Ministry - The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste 8.9

Album review

Industrial Metal
On The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste, Ministry make guitars and electronics seem to push each other further at every turn. The…

METAWAR

3TEETH

3TEETH - METAWAR 7.0

Album review

Industrial Metal
The guitars on METAWAR sound locked to its electronic rhythms. 3TEETH make industrial metal with plenty of weight and a clear…

Title of Record

Filter

Filter - Title of Record 7.9

Album review

Alternative Rock
Industrial Metal
Post-Grunge
Title of Record gives Filter's heavy guitar sound more room to change. Richard Patrick still uses a harsh vocal attack, and the…

Unmaker

LLNN

LLNN - Unmaker 8.3

Album review

Industrial Metal
Metal
Post-Metal
Sludge Metal
LLNN get to the point quickly on Unmaker. The Danish band’s third album combines rough guitars, heavy bass and drums with…

Digimortal

Fear Factory

Fear Factory - Digimortal 7.3

Album review

Industrial Metal
On Digimortal, Fear Factory make their music more compact and easier to approach. The tight rhythms and heavy guitars remain…

The New Black

Strapping Young Lad

Strapping Young Lad - The New Black 8.0

Album review

Industrial Metal
The New Black gives Strapping Young Lad more room for melody without removing their extreme side. Devin Townsend's singing can…

The Fragile

Nine Inch Nails

Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile 8.9

Album review

Industrial Metal
The Fragile is a large album whose smaller details make a powerful impression. Nine Inch Nails still use heavy guitars, distorted…

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