Ive found that listening to albums based solely on the album cover has a very high rate of success for me.

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Youth Code - Youth Code

so about 6 months ago i read an interview with these two....talking about growing up in the hardcore/punk scene but being more into industrial...and the industrial music that influenced their own music....first on their list...Babyland

said to myself got to check them out....finally did.....and this is easily album of the year for me

if you love glitch early Skinny Puppy...or Wax Trax industrial....this is straight up your alley....gritty, no holds bar, pure industrial

Going to check that out. :)

they have a bandcamp

Youth Code

you came into mind when i started listening to this...as one who would really like this

Giving Youth Code a listen now too :)

That made my morning. Thanks bob.

By the way, Wear the Wounds is bitchin'. The album left on a great note.

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Iron Butterfly - Heavy (1968)

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Circumambulation by True Widow

Rec from a friend. Marked under "doom" "slowcore" and "shoegaze". Duhh im in

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Trey Anastasio - Surrender to the Air

Anastasio does free jazz, it's about damn time. I can hear some heavy Sun Ra and Miles influence in this, which is a good thing especially since the group pulls it off very well. As I'm too lazy to dig through his discography, anyone know of any other Anastasio albums like this?

This was brilliant. Very gentle, very mellow, and the male/female harmonies are wonderful.