Death industrial is a subgenre of industrial music characterized by its abrasive, noise-heavy soundscapes, often featuring distorted synthesizers, pounding drum machines, and screamed or growled vocals. Emerging in the 1980s and gaining momentum in the 1990s and 2000s, death industrial drew inspiration from power electronics, noise, and avant-garde music. This genre's dark, confrontational aesthetic reflected the post-industrial anxieties of its time, critiquing societal collapse and technological overreach. Death industrial's sonic brutality and transgressive themes align it with the extremities of black metal and harsh noise, yet its experimental nature and use of atmospheric textures set it apart. The genre's intense emotional release and cathartic potential have drawn a devoted following, with its influence extending to contemporary extreme music and sound art.

The Crying Out of Things

The Body

Album - 9 Tracks - Released November 8, 2024