Was there anything out during this time that sounded even remotely similar production wise?
ministry
>>63943905
this
JUST ONE FIX
also you could try Coil or maybe FNM's angel dust (not too similair, but kind of similair)
>>63943578
Yeah, there was a whole genre... it was called industrial, although Trent Reznor is basically the Kenny G of Industrial
Trent Reznor was heavily influenced by Coil - Horse Rotorvator.
>>63943905
too metal at that time as I recall
but their earlier stuff might be similar to earlier nin
b ujpm
No not really. Of course everyone will say Ministry and Skinny Puppy and every other industrial act of the time but nobody made an album that was even close to TDS as a whole and i love Ministry and Skinny Puppy.
call me a pleb or whatever, but am i the only one who can't stand 90% of industrial that isn't NIN due to how badly mastered and derivative it sounds? please tell me i'm not the only one.
>>63947630
well I don't know what you're listening to or referencing when you say "badly mastered and derivative" sounding but Nine Inch Nails is rock music in the end. There's obviously a huge industrial influence but it isn't the same thing. So it's natural that just because you like NIN doesn't mean you'll like whatever the fuck what am I saying this is the millionth time this discussion has happened now
>>63947889
i fully agree that NIN is poppy rock with some industrial influences at best, but despite refusing the industrial label reznor seems to have done more for the genre than many of its founding fathers, i.e. numan's post 80s work being heavily influenced by the sound of NIN and etc.
