Further
Have you tried the no-knead bread recipe that Mark Bittman wrote about in The New York Times a while back? Damn, it's good. And so fucking easy. I know, baking bread isn't very industrial. Or goth, for that matter. And it has nothing to do with Gridlock.Speaking of which, too bad they're not around anymore. They were a great example of a band that started out making nightmarish industrial music and segued into IDM--but IDM that was clearly informed by the industrial elements from their early days. Further was the transitional album, so you can really hear the cracks beginning to form in their sound.
The closest analogy I can think of is the direction Haujobb took on Solutions for a Small Planet. But in the end, it was Daniel Myer's Architect project, and not Haujobb's subsequent albums, that ended up displaying the full promise of his talents.
I'm rambling today. Sorry, it's early and I have a bunch of cooking to do for a friend who's coming over for dinner. I know, having a dinner party isn't very industrial either.
Also today:
63:53 The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud, The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud
63:53 Xorcist, Damned Souls
63:52 Dark Sanctuary, Exaudi Vocem Meam, Part II
63:52 The Unquiet Void, Between the Twilights
63:50 Tumor, Seelenfresser
63:44 Lost Signal, Catharsis
63:42 S:Cage, Remote
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