Artist	Song
Ministry	Deity
from Land of Rape and Honey (2005)
Front 242	Headhunter, Vol. 1.0
from Front By Front (1992)
Skinny Puppy	Tin Omen
from Rabies (1989)
Pigface	Suck
from Gub (2005)
Throbbing Gristle	Hamburger Lady
from The Gothic Collection (2006)
My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult	Kooler Than Jesus
from Confessions of a Knife (2006)
Foetus Inc	Butterfly Potion
from Butterfly Potion - EP (1993)
Nitzer Ebb	Join in the Chant
from That Total Age (1987)
Front Line Assembly	Inside Out
from State of Mind (2006)
Laibach	Gubert Einer Nation
from The Very Best Of Industrial Revolution (2006)
Meat Beat Manifesto	Psyche-Out
from 99% (1990)
Godflesh	Christbait Rising
from Streetcleaner (2009)
The Young Gods	Envoyé
from XXY: XX Years 1985-2005 (2005)
Doubting Thomas	Father Don't Cry
from The Infidel (1993)
Cyberaktif	Nothing Stays
from Nothing Stays - EP (2006)
Clock DVA	Hacker (Hacked)
from Industrial Madness (1997)
Severed Heads	All Saints Day
from Bulkhead Plus (Singles 1983-2004) (2005)
Ministry	Deity
from Land of Rape and Honey (2005)
Front 242	Headhunter, Vol. 1.0
from Front By Front (1992)
Skinny Puppy	Tin Omen
from Rabies (1989)
Pigface	Suck
from Gub (2005)
Throbbing Gristle	Hamburger Lady
from The Gothic Collection (2006)
My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult	Kooler Than Jesus
from Confessions of a Knife (2006)
Foetus Inc	Butterfly Potion
from Butterfly Potion - EP (1993)
Nitzer Ebb	Join in the Chant
from That Total Age (1987)
Front Line Assembly	Inside Out
from State of Mind (2006)
Laibach	Gubert Einer Nation
from The Very Best Of Industrial Revolution (2006)
Meat Beat Manifesto	Psyche-Out
from 99% (2012)
Godflesh	Christbait Rising
from Streetcleaner (2009)
The Young Gods	Envoyé
from XXY: XX Years 1985-2005 (2005)
Doubting Thomas	Father Don't Cry
from The Infidel (1993)
Cyberaktif	Nothing Stays
from Nothing Stays - EP (2006)
Clock DVA	Hacker (Hacked)
from Industrial Madness (1997)
Severed Heads	All Saints Day
from Bulkhead Plus (Singles 1983-2004) (2005)

Comment:

A machine shop fusion of noise, metal, and straight-up aggro — by the mid-’80s, an assembly line of bands got slapped with the tag “industrial,” but, really, they were just the ultimate expression of garage rock . . . complete with power tools. With their keyboard thudding like a failing heart and vacuum-cleaner drone guitar, industrial godfathers Throbbing Gristle hatch a creepy fever dream about a terminal burn victim in “Hamburger Lady.” KMFDM’s “Go to Hell” rips open the gates to Lucifer’s lair with a snare-punishing, guitar-grinding spasm of Satanic sonics. Academy Award®-winner Peter O’Toole proclaims himself “the electric messiah — the AC/DC god!” in a sampled appearance from My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult’s house blend of stinging synth stabs and techno beats, “Kooler Than Jesus.” And Ministry’s Al Jourgensen hacks and slashes his chainsaw guitar through Skinny Puppy’s “Tin Omen” as vocalist Nivek Ogre unleashes a devastating primal scream-of-consciousness. From Euroindustrialists like Germany’s Einstürzende Neubauten and England’s Nitzer Ebb to North American noise monsters Ministry and Front Line Assembly, we've got every speaker-splitting second of mechanized majesty.

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