Death Industrial - Revision history

Freewave at 16:59, 8 September 2021

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FromRussiaWithNoise at 23:50, 6 April 2019

2019-04-06T23:50:55Z

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'''Death Industrial''' is genre combining elements of [[Power Electronics]] and Dark Ambient, in that the techniques are similar to that of power electronics, but the music is less abrasive, deeper, and more ambient and atmospheric.

Also known as Dark Noise.

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-'''Death Industrial''' is genre combining elements of [[Power Electronics]] and Dark Ambient, in that the techniques are similar to that of power electronics, but the music is less abrasive, deeper, and more ambient and atmospheric.
+'''Death Industrial''' is a development of Noise and Industrial music characterized by the creation of densely dark atmospheres with noise-infused textures and production techniques rooted in [[Power Electronics]]. The genre emerged from the late 1980s power electronics scene through pioneering experiments by acts [[Ramleh]], [[Genocide Organ]] and [[Mz.412]], whose production styles incorporated elements of Dark Ambient by exchanging the abrasive attributes of power electronics for more atmosphere-orientated production; this effect is achieved with low pitched Drones and distorted synth loops, as well as a subdued pace. As in power electronics, vocals are sometimes used in form of harsh, shouted or spoken performances rather than sung.
-[[The Grey Wolves]] are often credited for pioneering the style, but the term was first used to describe artists such as [[Brighter Death Now]].
+Notable death industrial acts such as [[Prurient]] and [[Pharmakon]] rose to general acclaim during the 2000s era. Since the 2010s, death industrial became a source of inspiration for independent artists like [[Trepaneringsritualen]], [[Puce Mary]] and [[Lingua Ignota]] who began bringing further elements of Post-Industrial aesthetics and production techniques to death industrial's harsh sonic textures. This has led to a major pool of influences from contemporary artists who began fusing traits of the genre with other styles, most closely with Darkwave, Power Noise and Minimal Synth. [[The Grey Wolves]] are often credited for pioneering the style, but the term was first used to describe artists such as [[Brighter Death Now]].
 Also known as Dark Noise.
 [[category:Noise Styles]]

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	'''Death Industrial''' is genre combining elements of [[Power Electronics]] and Dark Ambient, in that the techniques are similar to that of power electronics, but the music is less abrasive, deeper, and more ambient and atmospheric.		'''Death Industrial''' is genre combining elements of [[Power Electronics]] and Dark Ambient, in that the techniques are similar to that of power electronics, but the music is less abrasive, deeper, and more ambient and atmospheric.
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		+	[[The Grey Wolves]] are often credited for pioneering the style, but the term was first used to describe artists such as [[Brighter Death Now]].

	Also known as Dark Noise.		Also known as Dark Noise.
		+	[[category:Noise Styles]]