quoted 6 lines just listened to NIN's albums "the downward spiral" and "the fragile&q
>just listened to NIN's albums "the downward spiral" and "the fragile".
>who knows how many times i've listened to these albums, before? though,
>now that i've begun to feel that IDM has it's own sound, i definitely
>hear whatever that sound is in both of these albums. i've always
>believed Trent Reznor should do an instrumental disc. ...now i'm
>beginning to feel he should be delving into an IDM album.
i'm very interested in the similarities and connections between industrial
music and idm. i wonder how many people have become aware of idm through
industrial. i, for one, became aware of idm through ambient. i remember my
first idm purchases: aphex twin - saw2, ae - amber, boc - music has the
right, and oval - diskont; all of which have respect by the
ambient/chill-out audience. i would think that most idm fans got interested
in idm through ambient and the more general electronic musics. (this is
excluding the old-school idmers, those who've been there since artificial
intelligence and earlier.) i wonder how many have become idm fans through
meat beat manifesto instead of the orb. comments?
as far as reznor goes, i can definitely identify elements in his music that
i can also identify in the work of many idm artists. i don't listen to
industrial music (i don't own any of the records), but i'm interested in it.
can anyone name a few artists/albums that blur the lines between idm and
industrial?
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