[ SECRET POST #6555 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6555 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Music subgenres

[(Anonymous)]

Synthwave metal recs? More industrial-leaning than not would be great but I'm curious about the genre in general.

Re: Music subgenres

[(Anonymous)]

More industrial would be Carpenter Brut, Perturbator, Celldweller, and a little bit Blue Stahli (more moody than metal), though my top rec is Dance With the Dead. Also love Fury Weekend and Gunship even though they're less metal, both can have darker, gothier sounds compared to straight-up soft 80s synthwave like FM-84 or PYLOT.

Most of these artists do a lot of cross-collabs and remixes of each other so if you search one, you'll be connected to all the others quickly.

Re: Music subgenres

[(Anonymous)]

Oh I've heard a bit of Perturbator and Carpenter Brut before and really liked them. Idk any of these other artists, I'll check them out! Thanks.

Re: Music subgenres

[(Anonymous)]

Perfect, if you liked those two you'll LOVE Dance With the Dead. I've seen them live twice, they're incredible. DWtD is closer to Carpenter Brut than, say, Fury Weekend, I find them to be an ideal balance of hair metal licks and industrial synth.

I personally do also like the synth side of synthwave so I'm super into Fury Weekend, FM-84, Sunset Neon, and Scandroid, but I cut my teeth in the 90s on industrial from NIN to Argyle Park, so the edge is also in my wheelhouse and on my playlist.