KMFDM - Dogma REACTION

KMFDM - Dogma REACTION
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[@mileswakefield2298]

Wow, never would expect people to react to these guys. Well worth a listen as they have some total bangers that still seem like they could have been written today. Hard to get a better introduction to Industrial than KMFDM.

[@thisisisabella3634]

Welcome to Industrial music everyone.

[@Jesterlee995]

I like this song a lot. The vocalist is a New Yorker named Nicole Blackman. Shes an author, poet, and vocalist. She did work with Alan Wilder (former member of Depeche Mode). She also recorded an album with 'The Golden Palominos' in 1996 labeled Dead Inside. I'm a fan of her work.

[@uncle_thulhu]

It's called industrial techno, and this band is one of the pioneers of the genre, along with Ministry, NIN, Skinny Puppy and My Life with the Thrill Kill Cult. No I'm not making that last one up.

[@serpentsepia6638]

Lords of Acid

[@DankstaTV]

@Blah Anger the word rotates to it

[@bevil4aday]

Can't forget Type-O-Negative. May Peter Steele RIP.

[@bigpuma444]

@@bevil4aday Type O Negative is Gothic Metal, not Industrial.

Is industrial but KMFDM are very particular, they sound like no other industrial band. They don't stick to a particular style but at the same time you can feel their signature in all their songs.

[@matthewgierula5674]

All industrial bands are unique in their own way, that's what's great about this lane of music.

[@user-J.RPoole]

I'm a huge KMFDM fan since the 80s, I stumbled across your chanel and now I'm subscribed.

[@apocalypsenotquiteyet2471]

Nothing but truth bombs in those lyrics!

[@CALLAHAN19]

Damn kmfdm change since last time hearing them in 93

[@batman66ism]

Yes finally some KMFDM Try the song drug against war.

[@conorbraiden6838]

I second that request big time!

[@NeonNights80]

I concur

[@batman66ism]

@@NeonNights80 Love the avatar it was my first sabbath album back in the 80's

[@TH-rj4ds]

That whole album, and tour, was great.

[@tomorrowaboutthistime2958]

Not without the video

[@Shamercy]

this is more appropriate now than ever

[@Guy_Fawkes_News]

Industrial rabbit hole is an eargasm. Check out Skinny Puppy, Ministry, and Nine Inch Nails. 85 to 2000.

[@skull1leader]

BLUE PILL// RED PILL we are ALL eff THERE are no color coded choices, We exist in their color spectrum of froot loops

[@matthewgierula5674]

Don't stop at 2000, all of these bands are still around. I saw Ministry and Front Line Assembly earlier this year. KMFDM, I am going to see 10-14-22.

[@Luigi_Mario_1997]

Industrial music. A beautiful marriage between metal rock and techno music.

[@paulyearley1084]

90s KMFDM is the peak of the Industrial genre. I've been a fan of these guys for almost 30 years and this whole album (XTORT) is incredible to this day.

[@rachelh2780]

Terror is the best song! I play it every Fourth of July.

[@AlexOrozco-Social-Pariah]

They classify themselves not as Industrial but as "Ultra heavy beat" and they are one of a kind band. They really don't sound like any other industrial band out there.

[@tariqboughttea7588]

They're the ultra heavy beat. They are Light. The industrial soundtrack to the holy wars. A treat for the freaks. Deified Dada, hard but true. Better than the best, Megalomaniacal and harder than the rest. And never forget: KMFDM Sucks!

[@coherentnonsense3720]

i got to see KMFDM live in 2002 at a 500 seat club.. the loudest show seen and the band gave out jello shots to fans that hung out after the show..25 bucks used to go a ways

[@erikhughes7150]

Excellent choice. Great song from a great band from a great album. Cheers!

[@fatcole1152]

Kind of an odd place to jump into KMFDM. I think a lot of people start at Drug Against War, Juke Joint Jezebel, WWIII, or even Megalomaniac.

[@_Wolfsbane_]

Agree, if you like that - you'd like all their stuff. Megalomaniac was my first.

[@francescof.9290]

@@_Wolfsbane_ same

[@markhaaseth6667]

This is Industrial. This is pain, energy, rage, doing it yourself, hacking the planet, motivation and just plain juxtaposing technology and filth. There's a lot here. Take it. You'll need it.

[@Annastasia666]

NICE! Gettin' your Industrial on! Love it!!

[@thomaswikstrand8397]

F.M. Einheit credited with "whipping, banging and breaking stuff" on this track. Man, I miss the good ol' days.

[@RobDucharme]

I love the trepidation, followed by, "Ok, let's hear them out.." then the chorus his and she's like, "Hell yeah."

[@Animatronicon]

Try My Life with The Thrill Kill Kult. You’ll probably like it 😉

[@GentlemenMonkey]

KMFDM has always been a bit hit and miss for me but sometimes they nail it like no other. Stray Bullet is my all time favorite of theirs.

[@gretch8928]

Awwwesome reaction, gf, may I recommend "Godlike" also by KMFDM. I got into the gothic/industrial club scene in the 90s, in Hawaii of all places. I loved it because the beats were Out of this World, fat & chunky, and the lyrics equalized the pressure inside my brain. I was in my mid-30s and it was a great way to get the rage out. Fantastic to see you get into it.

[@SparkimusPrime]

You have to react to Flesh! It’s my favorite by them 🖤🖤🖤

[@ThePhoenixw68]

I love "both" eras of kmfdm..but there was a certain evil "mysticism" when all Watts, En Esch and K had input and direction of the band...vs. K and Lucia now.

[@derekludwig4407]

KMFDM sucks! Hell ya!

[@RachelEarlingHopson]

My son is named after the lead singer. Sascha!

[@chernobyl68]

checkout their song UAIOE, it has an absolutely relentless beat

[@gaelenlawson2307]

GEN X!!!!

[@bryanforis1839]

You should listen to front 242 great music

[@Freehardy]

This is Industrial Music. An early example of the genre would be Ministry. Ministry are the creation of Al Jourgensen. Musician, Songwriter and Producer. no other individual has done more in the genre, and he has loads of great music out there. If you want to listen to an industrial album beginning to end, then i would recommend Land of Rape and Honey by Ministry. However the roots of the genre are in England with Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire, both oth from Sheffield, the birthplace of Post Punk Synth and Industrial music. They took the DIY aesthetic of Kraftwerk, and crossed it with the DIY aesthetic of agit and noisy punk and created the early hybrids of industrial music.

[@MoCsomeone]

Fun fact: Crazy Uncle Al lived with Timothy Leary, the LSD scientist man himself. Al was dosed with LSD every single day. Extra fun fact: The lead singer of the butthole surfers was living there and was also dosed daily with LSD, though he was kicked out after repeatedly urinating in the kitchen. Extra extra fun fact: His excuse was that the kitchen was very white and therefore he kept thinking it was a bathroom. The lead singers of both Ministry and Butthole Surfers we're being dosed daily with LSD while living in Timothy Leary's house. Fucking Crazy!

[@chucku00]

Another great KMFDM song : The Problem.

[@exoaddictyt]

Is it just me or does she seem like she got possessed with something or hypnotized, because she's shaking that head with her eyes closed for a very long time.

[@crsounddoctor4937]

Very good reaction!!! Please continue being yourself!!! I would like to recommend that you react to a beautiful ballad titled: "Cloudy" (the Live version @) by the Average White Band (AWB)...It is not a video but it was recorded Live on their "Person To Person" Live Album... Hamish Stuart (from Scotland) sings the lead part with such a soulful sound that he gives you somewhat of a Marvin Gaye flavor & vibe...It's a song he wrote & dedicated it to his daughter, as he felt their relationship drifting apart and he didn't want that to happen!!!

[@quillant757]

an odd choice to introduce someone to KMFDM. i maybe would have went with Nihil or Drug against war but hey no reason you can't check them out now

[@ditsiwt]

Juke Joint Jezebel

[@juanspeko]

They used to called it industrial dance music.

[@ThePhoenixw68]

Waning and waxing phases when theyre more electronica, pop and metal under the industrial umbrella throughout their discography. Alittle bit for everyone whos into alternative.

[@DarkMatterBurrito]

Love Nicole Blackman on this track.

[@southbayspike]

Industrial!

[@westonwhitham5894]

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[@stellios8752]

what up! check out the new Chris Stapleton - Cold

[@serpentsepia6638]

Project Pitchfork

[@razrhiannaspiers8506]

If you want more industrial music, I would recommend Aesthetic Perfections' Gods & Gold, S E X, Gravity or Automaton :)

[@jeffnagar3445]

Its Industrial

[@therover4141]

Oh for fucksake don't get me wrong kmfdm was probably in the top 10 first tapes I ever bought in the late 80s are they making a comeback or is this just s*** somebody thinks is weird music and will shock the world because it won't and it's just f****** industrial techno Electronica s***

[@ThePhoenixw68]

Calm down man. Juke joint jezebel got me into the industrial/ebm scene back 17ish years ago. Without random peoples finding this and using this as a tipping point..this is what funds the fandom of rising industrial acts like 3Teeth, Youth Code, Kanga, and Author & Punisher.

[@jaymez3461]

This is literally the worst track off of this album. I always skip it. It just sounds like an angry woman, bitching with some random noisy beat in the background. They have countless other songs that are way more amazing. I would put this in their top 10 worst tracks. It's good for 1 listen. After that, there no point in listening again. Off of this same album, listen to Power, Apathy, Rules, Son Of A Gun, Ikons or my personal favorite, Wrath. They are all superior tracks that blow this one away. I speak as a long time fan of KMFDM. I am familiar with every album they've ever made and I like almost everything they've done. Best album...Naïve

[@tariqboughttea7588]

Everyone has their own tastes. I rank this as one of the top 10 most interesting and best KMFDM songs. But I dig the combination of industrial rock with spoken word poetry. This is over the top edgy and angsty, and that's what it's trying to be. It's entertaining as an angst teenager, and it slaps as an adult with self-awareness. "Ask not what you can do for your country, ask what your country did to you!" That's a banger.

[@josediaz8032]

Yep this band is fucking good, saw them live in Chicago last year it was awesome.