индастриал что это

Ответ от Arturs Kravcovs[гуру]
Есть такое направление музыки. Сейчас колеблется от чистой электроники до почти чистого хард рока с большой примесью синтезаторов. В общем вики почитайте...

Ответ от Hungry Ghost[гуру]
эт либо industrial metal либо emb/dark electro/aggrotech и ещё Овер доиуща но эт основные

Ответ от Ёергей Нереалов[гуру]
Р А З В А Л П О С Т И Л И С Т И К Е ( П о л н ы й )
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Electro-Industrial | EBM | Dark Electro | Terror EBM | Power Noise | Power Electronics | Death Industrial | Electro-Goth | Darkwave | Martial Industrial | Noise | Industrial Ambient | Dark Ambient | Ethereal
.: GUIDE TO GENRES :.
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Electro-Industrial [AKA Industrial Electro]
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A very broad term used to describe much of the industrial music produced in the last 15 years or so. It's a term with no one official definition or origin,
but generally used to describe a form of harsh, unforgiving and rhythmic electronic music, with raspy, graveley or distorted vocals and throbbing electronics creating a dark, oppressive tone.
Guitars are occasionally used, but very rarely take the role of lead instrument.
Many of the concept that form the basis of electro-industrial were pioneered by the legendary Canadian act Skinny Puppy,
though this particular band have often defied any attempts at genre classification beyond the broad 'industrial' umbrella.
Nevertheless, the influence this band have had on predominantly electronic industrial music is not questioned.
Other notable innovators of the industrial electro style include Front Line Assembly (technically a Skinny Puppy offshoot),
Denmark's Le?therstrip plus Haujobb and yelworC from Germany and a number of Belgian projects centered around the original line-up of The Klinik.
A number of sub-genre definitions have come and gone - yelworC's particular variant of the style has sometimes been defined as dark electro,
whilst the more EBM-driven works of Le?therstrip and Plastic Noise Experience have sometimes been referred to as 'hardcore electro'.
We could arguably add bands such as Project Pitchfork, In Strict Confidence and Das Ich, forming as they did the industrial arm of the darkwave scene, building themselves substantial gothic following in the process.
A later development was the rise of the terror EBM sound, inspired by the likes of Suicide Commando, Funker Vogt and some of the later works of :Wumpscut:.
Another notable variation on the electro-industrial sound is power noise, a sound developed from the early, minimalistic works of the The Klinik and Dive, as well as the Spanish project Esplendor Geometrico.
With the Ant-Zen, Hands Productions and Hymen labels all earning reputations for releasing quality material, the style can also effectively be regarded as a genre in it's own right.
Definitive Bands: · Aghast View · Dive · Frontline Assembly · Haujobb · In Strict Confidence · The Klinik · Le?therStrip · Lights of Euphoria ·
Mentallo and the Fixer · Skinny Puppy · Velvet Acid Christ · :Wumpscut: · X Marks The Pedwalk · yelworC
EBM [AKA Electronic Body Music]
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The foundations of this genre were laid by the Belgian quartet Front 242 during the early 1980s.
The premise was fundamentally simple - a hard, repetitive beat and pulsating rhythm but with an aggressive, often militaristic (or occasionaly sexual) tone, indicating the influence of early industrial acts.
Other early innovators included Germany's Die Krupps and D.A.F. (the latter predating any other band here) and the UK's Nitzer Ebb.
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