Track Of The Day - The Sphere Edition

Pulverizing industrial metal grace and destruction well-executed in a live recording:

Aggressive stylistic industrial rock/metal of darkness and sexuality:

The earliest industrial metal to exist comes from an album compiling demos by Godflesh's earlier incarnation Fall of Because, from the studio songs in which a few would be re-recorded for a couple of Godflesh's releases...

...To a couple live shows in which this one fits well a full-on multi-part 15-minute suite, including even that crowd fight in the middle:

A perfect highlight of bombastic hip-hop-ish industrial metal:

A scary yet catchy masterpiece composition of female-led gothic/industrial metal:

Female-vocal symphonic-infused gothic/industrial metal made fresh from the beating heart:

A yummy gigantic track from the most famous (and infamous) man of NDH:

Finnish industrial metal with a similar electro-dance vibe to German trancecore band Electric Callboy:

High-quality industrial metal by this Sepultura/Fudge Tunnel side-project:

Melodic harmony and dreamy lyrics are balance out with the heavy rhythm and rough vocals in this industrial metal hit:

Does this sample sound familiar to Godflesh fans in this industrial rock/metal highlight? It certainly does:

A massive beast of a cyber metal epic:

A fantastic cyber metal symphony in which metal guitars and electronic keyboards play out together in perfect synchronization:

Genitorturers still have their industrial metal sound in this rock-out Rob Zombie-like highlight:

Industrial rock/metal from this bridge between Klayton's two greater-known projects Circle of Dust and Celldweller:

Fantastic industrial beats and metal instrumentation are worth taking it to the dancefloor in this honorable Finnish industrial metal highlight:

When horror, speed, and industrial collide, with excellent results:

U.S.C.H! has great highlights with the band's well-balanced industrial metal sound, such as this one:

And this awesome aggressive bonus track in the physical edition:

Vicious highlights like this one will make sure the thunderous sound of industrial metal is never dead:

Amazing trance-y industrial metal to love from this band:

Feel the majestic catchy chaos of trance-y industrial metal:

Actions can sing louder than words in this wordless soft industrial rock/metal highlight:

Pulverizing industrial/death metal from NSW, Australia:

Part of Front Line Assembly's one-time shot at adding a lot of metal to their electro-industrial: