OH MY! 🎵 Nine Inch Nails "Wish" REACTION

[@brettschacht4183]

Kudos to whoever suggested this song. One of my favorites by NIN.

[@taradevine6026]

Have you guys seen this. Its BADASS kzbin.info/www/bejne/naemnX2Fdpqfp6M

[@ripzac]

fax

[@jilted]

and the remix from fixed is one of my favorite remixes of any song ever! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYDOZKiBr7trpJo

[@iconocast]

totes get them to do a nin deep dive

[@laurettelaliberte8864]

I wore this CD out back in the day.

[@dirkdigital]

Ah, the soundtrack of my youth. "Broken", "Fixed", and "Pretty Hate Machine" were all in heavy rotation on my boombox as parishioners would file out of the tiny Baptist church I was forced, by my parents, to attend.

[@reanimated]

PHM is legit from end to end.

[@bradprice8040]

Broken and fixed were the best things he did. It was pretty hate machine until then. So I am right there with you.

[@Lichor2369]

Downward spiral (album)for me.

[@jockmcque3018]

I'm 52 still on heavy rotation.

[@DalePicolet]

I'm guessing some Ministry was nearby

[@jasonwatson1545]

Trent Reznor is a musical genius! Seeing them live is a WHOLE experience.

[@elthamborn5411]

Sooooo great live.

[@kristianpankhurst3614]

The most amazing live shows. I've been lucky enough to see some incredible artists live and NIN are no.1.

[@wesbeuning1733]

Yeah they were up there with a tool live show.

[@drewbeta01]

All the pop acts rip off stuff from NIN's live show all the time. To this day I haven't seen a band with better live sound. There's an amphitheater near me with notoriously bad sound, and they even sounded good there!

[@te9591]

I bet.

[@an1malsr0ck]

Nine inch nails have a lot of layers to their music. It can sound a bit chaotic at first until you listen a few times and pick it apart a bit before realising it's pure genius.

[@6alcantara]

I was about to comment that, "layers" is the key word.

[@jockmcque3018]

Fucking yes! can't pick an example, all of Trent's songs are brilliant. Watch some of these music teachers break down the elements of his music. Pretty cool

[@jockmcque3018]

Love all of Trents music. But your spot on. Comparing Wish to God breaks down the Door, and the Good Soldier. All totally different. All Brilliant musician.

[@glennt236]

NIN are very complex, the music is hugely layered and textured, it might take a few listens of their songs to gain a deeper appreciation

[@xfishnutzx]

Pinion into Wish into Last is NIИ at their most powerful. Trent’s later soundtrack work shows the genius that came out of all of that. The dude is Beethoven brilliant.

[@dawnerickson7199]

Last ❤

[@te9591]

Trent reznor is lovely ludwig van.

[@jonathanmartin3767]

The Broken album is ferocious.

[@patrickc4697]

👍

[@keepmeposted]

Happiness in Slavery is something

[@buzzardbeatniks]

@@keepmeposted perfect song.

[@brianmeeth1512]

@@keepmeposted SLAVERYYYYY

[@charonearth]

Excellent descriptor!

[@_portis]

NIN is one Trent Reznor - he's a one man recording artist that was very influencial at the time. He was ahead of the game. The downward Spiral and the Wish EP were awesome. His first album was a lot more electronic and softer. NIN - Pretty Hate Machine was one of the first CD's i ever bought back in '89 when cassettes were declining haha.

[@react2379]

Atticus Ross became the second official member after he and Trent won an Oscar for Social Network in 2010

[@innosanto]

He is constantly great.

[@Intendeduse1]

There's a little known earlier album by NIN called "Purest Feeling". It's pretty rough and thin sounding, but pretty rad to listen to Trent Reznor start to put the pieces together!

[@12qwertyuiop90]

Influential ...well, he pretty much created a music genre

[@_portis]

@@12qwertyuiop90 so do you agree or no?

[@tomgrant29]

Wish is an absolute banger, seeing it live is mind-scrambling (and absolutely bonkers if you're in the moshpit) :)

[@rs8461]

When I saw it live right before the song all trent said was Are you Ready? ( it was a nice pit)

[@Dark_Harmony]

Idk HOW I survived the moshpit. I swear I died & was reborn.

[@redsven7624]

Lex's expressions at so many points was priceless. One of my favourite NIN songs. A few other suggestion ... March of the pigs, ringfinger, something I can never have, the hand that feeds If you are looking for something totally different The Tea Party ... start with the river. Or Annihilator .. Alison Hell

[@Priggs55]

Ring finger is terribly underrated and one of my absolute favorites.

[@darrellmetcalfe3615]

yes the tea pary are amazing!!!

[@dracoargentum9783]

"We're in this together now", "Becoming", "Ruiner", "Only", also, check out his cover of "Immigrant song" with Karen O [you guys have seen the original "Immigrant song" by Led Zepplin, I do believe], though, speaking of covers, have you heard yet his original "Hurt"?

[@badmf7974]

@@dracoargentum9783 They definitely should react to NIN's original version of Hurt, which imo is much much better than Cash's (also great) cover. I wish there was something real and something true and that they had used the official video for this reaction, it's among their best ones, this song has some of Tren'ts best lyrics so the lyric video is fine, but the official video is badass for an Scorpion's Rock You Like A Hurricane ripoff video (kind of joking, but it really is a ripoff, lol). This is also one of their best live songs, the live video on Closure is also great, but any live version of Wish is usually amazing. If they react to We're In This Together or to Into The Void or to The Perfect Drug, I hope they watch the official videos, which are really good too. And they need to react to Happiness in Slavery's official video, please, I guess it's not on youtube but it must still be available on Vimeo, they can just "censor" it like they do with many videos to avoid the copyright problems, but they have to react to that one, lol. Or they could also react to the Woodstock live version, which is great, but if they go the Woodstock route they could use Reptile instead, they need to do a react video for Reptile, album version or Woodstock live version, that's one of NIN's best songs. @bradandlex

[@CBGB_1977]

@@Priggs55 That segment of “Ring finger” when it snaps that Jane’s Addiction “Pigs In Zen”…..blew my mind the first time I heard this album. It’s ear candy for an ice storm!

[@Jason-lk2zt]

LOL "yeah that's kinda intense" Brads reaction was priceless!!! its more than that, it pent up fucking pissed off anger bite your head off and slice your eyeballs off anger, this was and still is a masterpiece that will NEVER be duplicated.

[@rodrigorocha7282]

The most underrated band on react channels. There are so many incredible songs that I can't even count.

[@jasondesselle5143]

The last half of Downward Spiral is some of the greatest stuff Trent ever made. This is early NIN which was a little more chaotic then the later stuff, but all was genius imo.

[@dvs620]

From Ruiner on is just a freaking masterpiece. Reptile is so hard hitting for such a slow song. The last half of the album is just BIG. Like it's made for being played in front of large crowds at festivals and arena shows to get the grandness (word?) of it, if that makes sense.

[@BestofItMoviedoc]

Trent Reznor started composing film and television scores in 2010. He’s teamed up with David Fincher on several films, including SOCIAL NETWORK winning an OSCAR for best original score.

[@antichristian74]

won another one for "soul" this year

[@te9591]

@@antichristian74 and he broke the rules by working with Pixar.

[@cjonesufc]

NIN is all over the place and easily one of the best live performances you can catch. There’s a high quality video on KZbin of Nine Inch Nails “Burn” live in Sydney shot from the stage that is pretty perfect.

[@mattillac1980]

Thats the best version of Burn.

[@kvonjaco]

Their performance at Woodstock '94 is insane!!!!

[@12qwertyuiop90]

Legendary

[@sspiker]

Love that Trent and Atticus went from this, to the "Soul" movie sdtk on Pixar. So many sdtks and produced tracks with great music compositions. So much to dive into.

[@pauljansen1137]

"Hurt" is the song worthy of a review next!!! and no...not the Johnny Cash cover......

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Best song of NIN. But I like the live version better.

[@FlipMystic]

The video is dope with Marilyn Manson, Richard Patrick, Chris Vrenna, JJ Wooly, etc filmed at Sharon Tate's house

[@tomrichards6207]

Only song I know of that includes skull F and fist F in the lyrics. Unless I've been hearing it wrong for 30 years.? One of my NIN all time favorites.

[@jarrodderr]

Actual NIN fans are all about this. Closer? Not as much. BTW the next track on that album is fire.

[@svperstar]

IMO, Broken is his best record.

[@TheNinjakat2010]

Happiness in slavery? Been a while since I've heard the album

[@jarrodderr]

@@TheNinjakat2010 Gave up tryin a figure it out but my head got lost along the wayyyyy. Hahaaa you just sang that in your head. 🤣🤘

[@TheNinjakat2010]

@@jarrodderr yes sir! 😆 🤣 best NIN album ever! Yea two songs after

[@Angela-sq1jz]

Fucking exactly. I hate when people listen to Closer and think that’s NIN. The next song is great. I’m going to listen to it now!

[@belewda]

The look of total disbelief on Lex's face for the first minute of the song was priceless. Utterly priceless. I think this is what happens when someone who's never felt it runs into actual rage for the first time.

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

Lex nailed it about the teenagers son playing it loud and having the cops called!!! Yeah lots of noise complaints with this one in the 90s.

[@Dark_Harmony]

Me, playing this very loud in my car with the windows down. People on the sidewalk as I sat on red at an intersection, see them screaming, "YEEEAAAH!!!" back at me. Good times.

[@NefariousKoel]

This was absolutely top notch in 1992. The 'Broken' album was fireballs. NiN spread well afterward.

[@unmemorablehero]

I feel like a LOT of NIN takes a few listens to fully appreciate it for most people. Trent is on another level when it comes to making music.

[@juicesghost8501]

HA YES!!!! Been waiting for this one. As a teenage son who did blare this song, I can attest to that statement about calling the cops Lex.

[@Meyzen76]

Now imagine seeing it in concert. Crazy! I’ve been to a lot of shows, and NIN is in my Top 5. Trent Reznor is supremely talented, and surrounds himself with great musicians too. Worth seeing live!

[@dracoargentum9783]

My top 3 is NiN, Weird Al, and Primus. I'd add in Leo Moracchioli, but he hasn't left Europe yet...

[@hmpz36911]

Trent used so many layers & effects that good headphones are a must to truly experience his music they way he wantes it to be heard! Glad Lex caught & pointed that out. Even different headphones & stereos/speakers & placements can allow for varied listening experiences. Pretty Hate Machine is magical for so many reasons! First several Halos are! More passionate than pretentious then!

[@partin25]

“No new tale to tell. 26 years on my way to hell.” I highly recommend the versions from their live DVD “And All That Could Have Been”

[@RZHammer-ic7no]

I recommend a Nine Inch Nails “Somewhat Damaged” live from Roskilde Music Festival in Denmark 2009. It’s a dominating performance of one of their biggest songs. Highly recommend that you review it. It shows how well they play live and how well they command a crowd. It’s pure intensity. It should be the top result if you search it on KZbin. Keep up with the great content!

[@jonnyyen7169]

Wish is from a mini album he did that was about his anger at the way his record company was treating him. Just some of the most aggressive, purposefully abrasive music ever. I love it.

[@dracoargentum9783]

Trent Reznor's music comes on like an explosion of flavor: the first time you're shocked and numb, but after a bit you find yourself humming his riffs, and then you go back for a second dip. This time you can pick out some lyrics, and you start unraveling that his songs are all musical masterpieces; even his remixes, he is experimenting for later songs.

[@XSpector88]

No one ever suggests Ringfinger, probably one of my favorites from Pretty Hate Machine. Definitely a very experimental early song for Trent and worth a listen.

[@joehynes5452]

One of my fav NIN songs, esp live. Trent is GENIUS LEVEL when it comes to production. So many layers!! The early stuff is super aggressive(mostly) but NIN evolves from album to album and still to this day, they're one of my favorite live acts hands down. This rabbit hole won't disappoint should you choose to go further down the downward spiral

[@bigdaddypiggy]

I’ve never considered myself a huge NIN fan,I remember when they started getting big after the 1st Lollapalooza & I wasn’t too crazy about “Pretty Hate Machine” but this shit was right up my alley especially in 1992 (I turned 21 that year) I have never gotten tired of hearing this song....just the unfiltered anger,rage & disgust this track brings across that makes it timeless.....check out the hidden track from this ep it’s called “Physical” heavy shit man

[@heatnationwpb]

This song absolutely DESTROYS in concert. Saw medley of this and Mr Self Destruct in the 90's that blew my lil mind.

[@j_nightshade]

They were inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2020

[@mikesmelon5714]

FINALLY! I have been waiting for Lex to hear this song. You have to see the live performance, possibly a Woodstock '94 stream, Cranberries to NIN. I am in the Woodstock video during "Wish". Nine Inch Nails is Trent Reznor and playing every instrument at this point but the live shows were great for my teenage angst and a little light S&M. 🤘🏽

[@Ghoulstille]

Trent wrote this E.P at a time when he was very pissed off. He was fighting with his crappy record label amongst other thing and needed an outlet which was broken. TVT Records were the label.

[@module79l28]

If there's anything that Industrial is not is chaotic. Chaos is randomness, disorder, unpredictability, Industrial is repetition, order, method. You guys are confusing several layers of sounds with chaos.

[@dracoargentum9783]

When you break down "chaos" it turns out to merely be order that has yet to be understood.

[@grymkaft]

SPK, Throbbing Gristle, Skinny Puppy, Einstürzende Neubauten and countless other industrial acts strongly disagree :)

[@reanimated]

It's structurally similar to metal, I'd say.

[@ReplicantV]

True

[@jimmyb524]

You have to see them perform this live. I’ve seen them a few times (one being Woodstock 94) and it is insane.

[@surferdjnj]

Besides being a monster in terms of song writing, what I love more is Trent HASN'T mellowed with age. I'm the same age as him and really respect that. I can't imagine having this much intensity for 30 years. NUTS!! One of the best ever!

[@Pinkflamingo138]

This is one of my favorite albums ever. I got it when it came out. I was in 7th grade I think… lol. Love this song!

[@keepmeposted]

I got this one and "Fixed" packaged together

[@katieb9948]

No matter how I feel, when a NIN song plays, I am in a better mood by the end of the song. Perhaps it is the full immersion you get with Trent's music but it's so very cathartic for me. I think Lex is closer to maybe feeling that vibe than poor Brad. Unrelated note: Brad, you're rocking a luxurious and beautiful beard and Lex you are so darn cute with your reactions. These reactions are always highly entertaining!

[@Madcatz7]

More NIN please!! Last - off the same album is amazing.

[@jdatx]

Watching them live in the 90's as a teenager was absolutely amazing. The energy at the shows was unmatched.

[@trowabarton222]

This song takes me back. Havent listened to NIN in years. Still awesome.

[@jayd7974]

You nailed it structured chaos

[@patrickkamp9106]

I saw Linkin Park cover this in 2004 and it was fantastic. The rest of the concert had Korn, Snoop, and the used. Good show.

[@rodroller6634]

I’ve seen them 6 times live and want so much more. Love NIN so much. Oh by the way this song won a Grammy.

[@TopIvyAdmin]

God you picked a good one. This song still gets me going. It is one of the first songs that is still as powerful now as when I first heard it. The syncopation is like a revving engine at redline rpms.

[@QAMan23]

A bit of context here: Trent Reznor was EXTREMELY dissatisfied with the way his record label, TVT, was handling him and his music and demanded they let him out of his contract. They, of course, refused at which point NIN went all Prince on them (but without changing his name). This EP, Broken, was recorded under a fake band name to prevent any TVT influence. So he wasn't happy with his recording situation, but the music actually reflects what Trent felt like playing live during the Lollapalooza shows of 1991. Fun fact: this EP was recorded in the same house where the Manson family committed the Tate murders.

[@bibleburner8426]

"Broken" was my intro to NIN, and I fell in love with it.

[@dawnerickson7199]

Ditto

[@portermickle4006]

I highly suggest y’all watch the Woodstock 94 live recording of Wish, watching Robin shred is a sight to see. On another note…went to a house party mid 90’s, the Broken videos were playing in the background- everybody was transfixed.

[@PhilRossiMedia]

This video made my night. LEX watching as the song builds to the end....the BEST.

[@anthonystarke893]

Just gotta listen to it more than once. Complex songs like this take more than once listen to experience if you're not expecting it.

[@reanimated]

There *is* some sense and beauty in the chaos.

[@iKevinF]

I love this song. NIN always was and still is one of my favourite bands.

[@jonstapp6179]

I love how they’re just sitting there, trying desperately to rationalize what they’re experiencing. God I love NIN.

[@hmpz36911]

To understand where this type of music comes from, I'd suggest KILLING JOKE - "The Wait"

[@carllouisyoung]

Treat is the master of layering sounds.. And this song LIVE is even better than the recorded version.. Great selection guys!! Do Happiness In Slavery next..

[@14gilbertst]

"Nine Inch Nail of the Chalk Board." Touché!!

[@rimehoarfrost3059]

I saw Trent live, tickets from a friend, who knew I loved NIN and he couldn't attend. He gave them to me. MY FAVE artist, was a true musical experience. He is a GOAT.

[@craven1927]

That whole EP is great. Check out "Gave Up" and "Last" off of this same record

[@nickblood7080]

Wow I can’t believe the songs you guys react to!!! Amazing! I’ll never forget. This was the first nine inch nails I heard on a disc man when I was 13 in 1993. This album is nuts. So is the remix of it that he did fixed

[@curtislow255]

Pretty sure I blew up a pair of speakers playing this song back in my high school days

[@jockmcque3018]

My favourite band, and my sons first live concert. He was 10 and has been a fan before and since.

[@matthewalvey4760]

This is real Industrial Rock - a genre which ran alongside of punk in the Eighties. Check out Skinny Puppy and Ministry too. Marilyn Manson is probably the epitome of the genre.

[@reymontcantil199]

marilyn manson is not the epitome. skinny puppy ministry nin front 242 pigface . i mean MM is a disgraced clown now bro!

[@satoristeve]

As far as we're splitting hairs, I don't think many would agree that Manson is the epitome of the sub-genre. I think Nine Inch Nails and Ministry for sure are much closer to the ontological "center" of industrial metal than Manson, and probably Skinny Puppy as well. (Side note: it's weird knowing Skinny Puppy is a major origin of industrial metal, and to then think they might actually not be as near the 'center' as I initially though). If you only listen to the Antichrist Superstar album I could maybe see labeling him industrial metal, but I feel like whatever you want to label him should reflect the goth metal, glam metal, and shock rock roots that are usually just as prevalent or more.

[@TheHulksMistress]

Nooo good lord no. Manson’s brilliant but I’d hardly class most of their music as industrial tbh. Skinny Puppy and Ministry definitely, Tin Man is absolutely amazing Manson I actually think is difficult to label, one of the reasons I love them. There’s a lot of bands that sound like NiN etc but I can’t think of a single band that sounds like Manson

[@voltronsbluelion]

Broken, Downward Spiral and The Fragile were what I was listening to recovering from childhood abuse. Trent took all my feelings and put em into words that made sense then put those words to music that conveyed how I felt. I was hooked.

[@nwebster2012]

This is top tier NIN. Pure rage and chaos. So many layers and textures. I wore this out during my teenage years. Try "Happiness in Slavery" next.

[@aaronfrazier7159]

Lex, My God, Girl! You just got NIN! It is chaos incarnate....but so intricate. Trent Reznor has a beautiful and very terrifying mind when it comes to crafting music. He's one of those celebrities that I would love to buy a beer for....but would not necessarily want to sit and drink it with him... 🤔😁 (Edit: Of course I would drink it with him, but it would still be somehow frightning...LOL) Brad...Dude....I'm sorry you can't pick out the intricacies of NIN. It took me a bit to appreciate Trent's music back in the late 80's and early 90's, but keep with it, it is sooooo totally worth it 👍 Might I suggest "Happiness in Slavery" off of the same album or Sin off of "Pretty Hate Machine"? Also, "Starfuckers INC." with Marilyn Manson as a groupie in the video is an interesting song as well. Anyway, thanks for all the hard work :)

[@Greg20psi]

Such a masterpiece of mayhem! Love this song!

[@chrisrichardson5641]

Loved this album sooooooo much when it came out!

[@jasonpowell6096]

Broken is always forgotten about in the catalog. It was sandwiched between PHM and TDS. It did spawn Fixed though which is plain awesome.

[@heathcornbeef]

It's sweet as hearing these songs/band's from my twenties ....life takes over living in the bush for years no power no music then kid's pet's and more life getting in the way but I've started revisiting so many FUCKING AWESOME BAND'S BECAUSE OF THE KICK START THESE GUY'S HAVE GIVEN MY NOODLE

[@dalewalford2630]

And the joys of the moshpit. Absolute pleasure.

[@MrPapaverSomniferum]

Love seeing a song that lex finally doesn’t get when it’s so easy I respect you lex

[@cflincoln]

Yes Get there one day! Nine Inch Nails is the greatest musical experience!

[@ladyvader139]

One of the most impressively produced songs from NIN is Right Where It Belongs. It's a lot simpler, less chaotic, but it still really takes you on a journey.

[@klipfellgames1158]

Love this track. One word: Aggressive.

[@steveparker8065]

NIN Fixed and Broken used to be my go-to albums back in the day, I love 'wish' and yes it's chaos - an exasperated scream at modern society...

[@dla0620]

Prett Hate Machine is my all time favorite. However this album is my 2nd. It was badass if you had this album on cassette you would have to flip the tape (side B) & fast forward, or on the cd go all the way to song 98.

[@decairn]

Now imagine this live in a stadium with a sea of fervent fans. It's goddam insane. Also, a good song if you're driving and want to get somewhere fast.

[@Dark_Harmony]

HAHAHAHA! That was me driving. Idk how I managed to speed so much without getting pulled over, or being cited for playing NIN too loud.

[@Angela-sq1jz]

Physical off this album is great! You really need to just listen to a lot of NIN, they are amazing. Trent is bad ass!

[@sama2965]

Trent Reznor is a musical genius who actually did the soundtrack for the Pixar movie Soul from about a year ago. A couple great songs to check out are Last and Reptile.

[@TheResponsibleTerran]

Off genre but led zeppelin- "what is and what should never be" is mandatory after this. Cheers guys

[@deecal2001]

Top 5 concerts to see Live. A certain person in my family even agrees who is completely jaded by music industry and going to shows. He worked for Nirvana and currently Foos. You should watch them Live. My favorite was with Aaron North on guitar.

[@brettsiegel6934]

Wish won the Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 1993 and Trent often joked that it would be the only time someone won a Grammy for singing the lyric “Fist F&CK”

[@jackpaper7446]

Angry adolescent me used to work out to that album! Pushing up weight listening to that pushes your limits! 39 year old me still likes it, but there are no weights involved, just a few drinks and old memories lol

[@yomo1690]

Kerry King from Slayer when he heard this was blown away on how something electronic could sound so heavy.

[@zackzaharko89]

Earlier NIN’s was absolute chaos. It was like a disco party that took a hard left turn into Hell. Trent is a musical genius

[@theartistformerlyknownasje6358]

Now this I believe they’ve never heard before 👍 you guys should react to Happiness in slavery next especially the video 👍

[@GodLovesComics]

Literally met my Jamaican gf for the first time dancing to this in a goth club, and we were together for a dozen years. And yes, this is a hard song to dance to ;)

[@BrianSherman-TheTVGod]

Trent Reznor's brilliance was taking Industrial music and adding some melody and condensing it down for the masses. If you want to check out a female fronted version of this kind of music check out Curve!

[@Gizank]

I was twenty years old when this album came out. I listen to a lot of "hard" music, and this is still one of the hardest songs I have ever listened to. Now check out The Ministry, pretty much any song from A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste.

[@Dark_Harmony]

Last time I checked, they're just called 'Ministry.' There's no 'The' in the band name.

[@rabooey]

Good long-distance driving music, never fall asleep at the wheel.

[@TheArcofinfinity]

Brad, "9 inch nails on a chalkboard", Lmao. Excellent quote!

[@johnpowers9753]

This song fuckin rules! If you get to catch it live, it's epic!!!

[@yomo1690]

This song live is fucking insane. DO THE LIVE VERSION! Intense is exactly what the objective was. This is a good version kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKaQkGdqgctmedk That tickle that Lex can hear is the beginning of the nect sing "Last" which is a banger with a great riff and more clean with its sound so i think Brad would like it.

[@ColinNesbit]

That tickling in your ears at the end is meant to feed into the next track on the Broken EP, which is called "Last". Check out the official video for "Wish", it has just as much visual Chaos as the song itself.

[@brettmanus7904]

Welcome to Industrial! Now you need to hear Ministry, the band that inspired NIN. Start with the song Thieves. It has all 5 parts of Industrial: repetitive riffs, drum loops, mechanical noises, sound samples and the mighty vox.