[penguinoid]

I haven't seen this posted here yet, so I thought I'd do so, feel free to delete if I missed it, but looks pretty solid.

Seems to generally focus more on the more noisey, experimental parts of the genre (i.e avoiding industrial rock, ebm, etc...)

Anyways, looks like it's going to be released in the next few months, definitely excited to see it!

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Also, they are looking for donations for post-production work, you can follow the "donate" link if you want to help out.

I also suggest checking out the Mixtape area for Industrial playlists from Surgeon, Imminent, Scanner, Test Dept, etc...

[badmotor]

Definitely looks interesting!

[Kutkh_Jackdaw]

I saw this at a cinema screening when it was first released last year. I didn't really know anything about industrial, but coming from a punk background, I was interested. Really good film, and it got me into discovering different industrial music. It was pretty short though.

[penguinoid]

Originally Posted by NataliaZombie

This DVD might just be another way to make a buck. I don't like their marketing tactics:

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' or something like that with the name of the director: 'Amélie'. She bought one track from my netlabel for 1.00. She didn't have a Bandcamp fan account.

I think that is subtle marketing because I just had to google 'industrialdvd' to see what it was about.
If they want 'donations' they don't need to get it this lame way.

Nowadays you can make your own documentary with a cell phone for free. Just sayin'.

So she bought a track from you, and you had to go out of your way to find out what the project was, and think that was a solicitation?

anyway, it was a well produced movie with a lot of the pioneers of industrial appearing in it, not some slapped together cell phone video. The project was almost completely self-funded, and I'm guessing it took a lot of work, and probably travel to get all the various interviews (I noticed you like rhythmic noise, among the interviews were Udo Weismann of Hands, and Stefan Alt of Ant-Zen).

if you want a different opinion from the one you've suggested, from somebody whose thoughts on the subject might be deemed relevant, start watching this at 6:03 in:

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[Automageddon]

I went to see this at a screening too, quite interesting but it felt more like an extended trailer than a full blown documentary...

[candlesayshi]

Originally Posted by penguinoid

(I noticed you like rhythmic noise, among the interviews were Udo Weismann of Hands, and Stefan Alt of Ant-Zen)

Color me intrigued.

[penguinoid]

Originally Posted by candlesayshi

Color me intrigued.

Stefan was the only one who made it into the film, but I think they had the full interviews on the dvd extras

[penguinoid]

Originally Posted by Automageddon

I went to see this at a screening too, quite interesting but it felt more like an extended trailer than a full blown documentary...

yeah, it was definitely fast paced and over before I wanted it to be, but I did appreciate how they packed a lot of info into the short format.