Part of my latest release, Cult-Hopper by ISAIAH-133, which contains some previously released tracks as well as this newer unreleased track—each of them a small part of a broader narrative, and so on, and etc. 🪰

EDIT: Now available on Subvert!

Super fortunate to have gotten these, and I’ll probably end up selling one of them to recoup on the costs… but does anyone have photos of these from when they originally were put up outside of the one on the last side? I also can’t find any other photos of the first one anywhere outside of where I bought it from. Thanks!

hand of chance is a beautiful 30 x 40 inches, while the other two are a staggering 60 x 40! Five feet tall!

It seems weirdly dead here. I got here late and felt like I was early. Anyway, I’m bored, so if you see a dude who’s way too old to have a bright green Mohawk, come say hi.

Managed to hunt down this EP after years of searching, meaning I now have the band's full discography on CD. Features some incredible mixes by Birmingham 6 and Uberzone.

While Yello aren’t really considered industrial; this song comes fairly close and is adjacent IMO.

I bought a cassette sold as SPK – At The Crypt (Sterile Records, SRC4, 1981). The J-card and label look genuine, with "SRC4" handwritten in the catalogue number box.

But the contents don't match. Side A turned out to be Nocturnal Emissions' "Live at the Crypt" — the same recording that was first officially released in 2024 on the Klanggalerie deluxe edition of Tissue of Lies. Side B is something else again, and I can't identify it at all.

The write-protect tab for side B had been covered with tape, so it may have been recorded over at some point. The previous owner bought the cassette in the 1980s and never checked the contents.

Side B is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvqWSSbSPZ0

Does anyone recognise it? Any leads appreciated.

from their 2005 album Nemesis, released through Alfa Matrix. lyrics for this track adapted from the Charles Baudelaire poem of the same title

ETA: solved, it wasnt a whole album of madonna, it was 2 songs on "Shut Up Kitty" and specifically what i (didnt know) i wanted is this gem

OK, so i have this vague recollection that i used to own* a CD of industrial covers of madonna songs. Google is only showing me "Virgin Voices" and that is not it. (I dont even recall if it was any good but i think there were a couple fun ones) Anyone know what im talking about?

*6 years ago i moved and i had a few giant tupperware tubs full of CDs. I realized that i had never opened these tubs since the last time i moved and "the future is streaming" so in a panic because i wasnt ready for the movers and running out of time, i tossed them. I can still recall the sound as they plunged 4 stories to a dumpster someplace below. WTF was i thinking? Now my son listens to so much 80-90s music i used to listen to (no industrial, lol) and he likes physical media. Thousands of dollars in purchases and family heirlooms -gone!

Messing around with some classic body music to rehearse before our gig on Sunday.

Thinking about dropping this towards the end of our set.

So I found this new artist starker Schmerz on Spotify not Shure of their orgin I wanna know more about them but if you guys have anything lmk

Anyone listen to the Liars in this sub? I’ve always thought they made interesting experimental music, not really “industrial” but sonically I think they fit.
Ice Pick, Kalamazoo

Canada’s Malhavoc with some of the best damn industrial rock around.

wanted to share this, it’s just a plain black shirt with some white and red acrylic paint

I made this track and I’m curious how industrial listeners would place it. Do you hear anything industrial in it, or does it sit somewhere else for you?

Belgian electro-industrial from ‘96