
Los Angeles Underground Industrial
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Join In The Chat - Episode 9 - Battle of the Industrial Bands by LA Industrial
Two major goth industrial festivals . Leipzig, Germany (WGT) vs Calgary, Canada (Terminus). One feels more like a close community and the other a massive event with arena level performance venues, art exhibits, goth renfaire, after parties, and goth ... more
We returned from the Forms of HANDS festival in Bonen, Germany to report on our adventures.
We saw Cabaret Voltaire in London last November and once again in SF and LA. We also try and plan our yearly trip to WGT, the world's largest goth industrial festival.
Does AI music really matter when music has evolved to have less value? We examine the use of artificial intelligence, it's negative and positive effects, and talk about a long game experiment one of us made to test audiences to see if they could tell... more
We talk about the objectification of women, trans people, the gay community, and also men and how it relates to the industrial music scene.
This episode we name a few industrial acts who have been "cancelled" and discuss how that has evolved and what acts can regain disgruntled fans.
We discuss a Facebook group created to shelter cancelled artists, promoters, and patrons in the goth Industrial scene.









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The episodes center on underground industrial and goth-adjacent scenes, with frequent focus on live festival culture, scene ethics, and the evolving relationship between technology and creativity. Conversations span immersive, cross-continental events and the communities that form around them, including experiences as attendees, performers, and curators. Notable threads include festival logistics, the balance between authenticity and spectacle, the role of online discourse in shaping subcultures, and timely debates about AI in music, cancel culture, and consent. The show stands out for its candid, anecdotal storytelling, intimate knowledge of LA and international scenes, and a willingness to tackle both celebration and critique within niche... more
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