This sound was tagged with the following keywords: Industrial.
Listen to all music and sounds of Doomcore Records and follow this user by signing in for free.
Dark Electronic music did not start in the 1990s; they was plenty of sombre music in this vein before that decade.
This mix focuses on music from the 1980s; sometimes close to Industrial, EBM, Synth Pop, Post Punk or Minimal Wave. Sonic experiments with dark synths, bleak and melancholic moods, whispering, talkind and screaming vocals, partly with dancable rhythms formed by rudimentary drum machines, party not; music that already largely followed the blueprint of what is called the "Doomcore" genre in our own days.
In many aspects Very different from todays dark and brutal Techno music, agreed, but at the same already - eeringly similar.
Face it, would you pop a steady 909 to the back of most of these tracks, you would have - instant "modern" Doomcore. Especially with those epic, dark, sawtooth filled synth sounds!
Mixed by Doomcore Records's own Nicola Current.
Here you go!
the actor - le champ d'honneur
der eiserne vorhang - hassen
neon - boxes
no more - suicide commando (demo version)
ende shneafliet - communication
mikael diser - min vaen, porslinshundens vaen
paul celan muench rosenwinkel - zaehle die mandeln
suicide - long talk
gelatinous citizen - rhythm of industry
stephan eicher - noise boys song
bene gesserit - mickey, please
inertia - the screen
inertia - submarine
cold in the head - corrida humaine
executive slacks - 30 years
solid space - 10th planet
nine circles - twinkling stars
nine circles - whats there left
ende shneafliet - mein gänschen
nocturnal emissions - rusty shells
schalkreis wassermann - sex ist out, ich bin geklont
Dark Electronic music did not start in the 1990s; they was plenty of sombre music in this vein before that decade.
This mix focuses on music from the 1980s; sometimes close to Industrial, EBM, Synth Pop, Post Punk or Minimal Wave. Sonic experiments with dark synths, bleak and melancholic moods, whispering, talkind and screaming vocals, partly with dancable rhythms formed by rudimentary drum machines, party not; music that already largely followed the blueprint of what is called the "Doomcore" genre in our own days.
In many aspects Very different from todays dark and brutal Techno music, agreed, but at the same already - eeringly similar.
Face it, would you pop a steady 909 to the back of most of these tracks, you would have - instant "modern" Doomcore. Especially with those epic, dark, sawtooth filled synth sounds!
Mixed by Doomcore Records's own Nicola Current.
Here you go!
Comments