Favourite industrial music in 2021

Here's a list of what I liked the more in industrial music in 2020 (both electronic industrial and industrial metal). Click to go to the review. And feel free to say what you feel is missing in a comment.

 

Electro/industrial

 

8 Hour animal - Resigner

 

Andrew Nolan - Black Creek

 

Bergegas Mati - This is Going to Hurt

 

Droit Divin - Les Nouveaux Moralistes

 

G36 vs JKFlesh - Disintegration Dubs

 

Nun Gun - Mondo Decay

 

Pessimist - All Hope Lost

 

RNXRX - Impreciso

 

Scorn - The Only Place

 

The Bug - Fire

Torn Relics - Burning Injustice

 

 

Industrial metal

Drumcorps - Better Days

 

Ministry - Moral Hygiene

 

Youth Code & King Yosef - A Skeleton Key in the Doors of Depression

 

Bergegas Mati - This Is Gonig to Hurt (2021)

If you've seen the cover art and read the album name, then you already know what it's all about. Yes this is harsh noise, and yes this is going to hurt...

But if you listened to the previous Bergegas Mati album, Conjunction (that I reviewed HERE) I'll add that This Is Going To Hurt has no vocals/screams this time and is two long tracks, so more like a usual harsh noise album. I'd say I prefered Conjunction, but This I Going To Hurt is definitely also a good harsh noise album.

The BC page.

 

Bergegas Mati - Conjunction (2020)

Harsh noise's never easy listening, yes, but it's often monotonous, with very few variations, like a lasting uneasiness, often a bit boring, but it can also be like a chaotic succession of violent bursts, explosive and nightmarish like in Conjunction, released last year by Bergegas Mati (from Indonesia). The screams of Junko Hiroshige (Hijokaidan) on two tracks are adding even more madness. As harsh noise should be, this album is really a test for the listener. Can you take it?

The BC page.