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<\/a><\/p>\nDisc 1:
\n1. Portion Control- Chew You To Bits
\n2. Chris And Cosey- Tears Of Blood
\n3. Metamorphosis- Muzak From Hawthorne Court
\n4. Coil- S Is For Sleep
\n5. Nurse With Wound- Nana Or A Thing Of Uncertain Nonsense
\n6. 400 Blows- Beat The Devil
\n7. Konstruktivits- Andropov ’84
\n8. Lustm\u00f8rd- The Boning Of Men
\n9. Muslimgauze- Melena Jesenska
\n10. David Jackman- Edge Of Nothing<\/p>\n
Disc 2:
\n1. SPK- Despair
\n2. MFH- Vox Humana
\n3. Nocturnal Emissions- Suffering Stinks
\n4. Attrition- Dream Sleep
\n5. Legendary Pink Dots- Suprise Suprise
\n6. Paul Kelday- Birth Of Planetesimals (Extract)
\n7. Bourbonese Qualk- Under The City
\n8. Sirius B- Build Your Children
\n9. New 7th Music- New Humanity Switchboard (Extract)
\n10. We Be Echo- Alleycat
\n11. Bushido- Modelwerk<\/p>\n
~Portion Control<\/strong><\/a>: a British experimental outfit formed in 1979, active to this day. Name checked graciously by the likes of Skinny Puppy and Depeche Mode. ~SPK<\/strong><\/a>: Industrial project formed in Sydney, Australia in the late seventies. Experimented with both industrial soundscapes and synthpop. Member Graeme Revell is now involved in film scoring.
\n~Chris + Cosey<\/strong><\/a>: Throbbing Gristle offshoot of members Cosey Fanni Tutti and Chris Carter. A little more electro\/palatable compared to their previous work.
\n~Metamorphosis<\/strong>: Short lived experimental group from the UK.
\n~Coil<\/strong><\/a>: Another post-Throbbing Gristle outlet featuring Peter Chrisopherson and John Balance. Ended in 2004 with John Balance’s accidental death.
\n~Nurse With Wound<\/strong><\/a>: Currently active and extremely prolific British experimental act, brainchild of Steven Stapleton.
\n~400 Blows<\/b>: A more funk oriented industrial project formed in 1981.
\n~Konstruktivits<\/strong><\/a>: Kraut-rock inspired industrial, formed in 1982 and reactivated in 2006.
\n~Lustmord<\/strong><\/a>: Drone\/dark ambient artist, got his start working with like minded-industrial outfit SPK. (see below). Recorded throughout the 1980s.
\n~Muslimgauze<\/strong><\/a>: Politically driven Manchester-based drone\/noise artist. Still active + very prolific.
\n~David Jackman<\/strong><\/a>: Elusive visual artist and otherwise soundscape composer.<\/p>\n
\n~MFH<\/b>: Short-lived 2 piece industrial collective, changed name to Pump in the late eighties. Check out a post on Phoenix Hairpins<\/a> to nab a Pump record.
\n~Nocturnal Emissions<\/strong><\/a>: Guerilla style sound\/art project still active to this date.
\n~Attrition<\/strong><\/a>: English industrial\/dance act, formed in the early 80s. Still active to this date under Projekt Records.
\n~Legendary Pink Dots<\/strong><\/a>: Influential experimental\/psychedelic art project still sporadically active. Edward Ka-Spel is also involved in the Tear Garden with Skinny Puppy member cEvin Key.
\n~Paul Kelday<\/b>: Brother of Phil Kelday, member of New 7th Music (see below).
\n~Bourbonese Qualk<\/strong><\/a>: Formed in 1979, split in 2002, this British industrial act was infamous for vandalism in their earlier days.
\n~Sirius B<\/b>: Short-lived British outfit. Several bands share this name to this date, which makes tracking down proper information a bit tricky.
\n~New 7th Music<\/b>: Spontaneous collective keen on improvisation. Most of its members weren’t musicians at all.
\n~We Be Echo<\/strong><\/a>: One man experimental project with only one release in 1983. Born out of equally short lived project Third Door From the Left.
\n~Bushido<\/b>: Formed and folded in the mid-eighties. One man project. Took their name from a Japanese code of honor. Sole member Gary Levermore is head of the Nettwerk UK label to this day.<\/p>\n