industrial

French-Canadian electro/industrial project, Guillaume Nadon and Yann Faussurier (of Iszoloscope). Faussurier describes it as "a sci-fi theme oriented electro-industrial project that flirts with a multitude of dance floor electronic music styles with intensity and Orwellian robot politics in mind." MySpace page: http://www.myspace.com/memmaker.

Brutal Truth is a New York City-based grindcore band that was formed in 1990 by ex-Anthrax and Nuclear Assault bassist Dan Lilker. Brutal Truth was one of the pioneers of grindcore who enjoyed world wide success, particularly in Japan and Australia. Originally signed to Earache Records, on which they released two albums, 1992's Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses, and 1994's Need to Control, as well as an EP entitled Perpetual Conversion, and a 7" single for the song "Godplayer".

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Blizzard is an Italian Eurodance group of X-energy records. Rumors say it was built around the vocalist Lora Trish.
3 singles were released and all of them were amazing great italo-eurodance.
The first single to be released was the very succesful It's Only Love in 1995.
Then came Without You (with vocals of Sharon Linn) in 1996,
followed by Living In The Night in 1997.
All of theses hits entered the Top 20 in Spain and Italy.

With Abney Park's unique Symphonic-Industrial style, one can easily imagine inspiration drawn from fairy tales and nightmares, and recollect a past that never was. Heavy Steampunk inspiration creates style quite unlike anything else. Abney Park began in the late 90’s, but their popularity exploded with the onset of internet music, with much success through MP3.com in the early 2000’s. The band was a regular chart topper, often holding the number 1 – 5 positions in Goth and Darkwave, and Industrial Dance music charts.