The Most Used Industrial Metal Stereotypes (feat. Andrew Baena)

Some of the most used stereotypes in Industrial Metal with @BaenaCarcosa!

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[NikNocturnal]

*Just over here smashing some trash cans*

[BaenaCarcosa]

No keyboards were harmed in the making of this video

[commandershepard]

"Wait, is that guitar or synth?"
Mick Gordon: Chainsaw.

...oh, and lawnmower too.

[hugocavalcante]

i thought my screen was glitching because my monitor is not working properly, that was mean :(

[XLRider]

"Wait, is that guitar or synth?" More often than not: BOTH

[Laralalos]

Nik: * needs to write three words in german. *
Also nik: * makes a spelling mistake *

[Jalabonji]

The glitch in the system legit got me worried about my phone's well being 😂😰

[kfury]

Rammstein is one of those bands that got me into metal.

So this video pleases me greatly.

[justpressplay]

Industrial metal is easily my favorite genre and can confirm this is true

[Lemmy]

Basically the whole Rammstein discography put in 3 minutes haha

[rewoundmusic]

As a person who loves industrial metal I can say that all of these are very accurate.

[Bamdd]

I loved Brent Kreznor’s singing in six inch screws

[ghastlylife]

Every riff could have come off of a Fear Factory album.

[ivyhallquist]

1:45 No joke, I thought something was wrong with my phone.

[eagleye]

0:03 how my Cyberpunk 2077 character gonna look like

[NUKE_DUKEM]

"Glitch in the system" is just Code Orange 🤣

[RayTheViking]

I'd say "fear the machine" and "wait, is it a guitar or a synth?" mashed together is Sybreed

[brianbergmusic]

STARTER KIT TIME! You gotta pick at least eight of these:
1.) Downtune (or use a 7+ string).
2.) Use samples from horror films.
3.) Spam powerchords with a subliminal punk sensibility.
4.) Use fuzzy amps with enough processing to make them sound a bit like amiga samples (or visit the Black-Metal-Mart).
5.) Transform the drummer into a dark M.C. (if you have a drummer).
6.) Avoid solo-ing. If you do, make them slow-er and non-technical. Just make the notes as grimy as my used engine oil.
7.) OIL DRUMS!
8.) Make ghostly sounding intros after taking a trip to an industrial plant's dawn shift with a mobile recorder (phone will do).
9.) Synths/Keyboards and backing tracks.
10.) Give the vocalist a fuzz/overdrive pedal.
11.) The bassist sometimes uses a Yamaha-DX instead of a bass.

It all sounds so fun. Makes me wish I knew enough other humans to form a group.

[Dctrwh-ooo]

2:38 my neighbors practice this all the time

[treagonmoss]

Finally, a Nik Nocturnal AND Andrew Baena video on my favourite metal sub genre.