Track Of The Day - The Sphere Edition

Listening to this catchy cyber metal party anthem again on its album's one-year anniversary:

The perfect epic cyber metal soundtrack to a sci-fi boss battle:

I just discovered this cover of a Fear Factory song, and while the original song is still amazing, Mechina gave it an epic enhancement:

Synthwave metal at its best in the perfect ending to this Parasite Inc. album:

The death metal aggression is in perfect flow with the techno groove in this remix saving the EP from being a total disaster:

A high-quality climatic piece of industrial dance-metal from this side-project of Turmion Katilot vocalist MC Raaka Pee:

A killer industrial metal blend of Health's usual electro-industrial and the groove/thrash metal of Lamb of God:

The ultimate anthem for the leading band of Neue Deutsche Härte:

The ultimate anthem for these English forerunners of industrial rock/metal:

The perfect resurrection of these English forerunners of industrial rock/metal:

Sybreed can blast through sonic cyber/industrial metal right from the start with their debut's opening highlight:

This highlight is almost like a slower and more mesmerizing Godflesh:

Perhaps the most unforgiving piece of doomy industrial metal you can find:

So ridiculous, so potentially offensive... And interestingly, I love it:

An industrial noise-metal epic of beastly destruction:

Put the industrial noise-metal Uniform on this brutal electronic drone noise Body and you get intense mighty monoliths like this one:

A true anthem of war to begin the sequel album to Gothminister's grand masterpiece Pandemonium:

This collab with ERRA is an absolute favorite of mine that should be heard by future generations:

A highlight with melody and not too much dissonance, quite rare in this industrial death metal album:

Expect the most experimental twists in this brutal album's oddly titled final epic:

One of the best songs ever of industrial death metal, with more ambient doom throughout to add to the bleakness:

An amazing cover of a My Dying Bride song to close off this cover album. Though it would be great if they could cover one of the heavier My Dying Bride songs.

A true electro-industrial metal standout with some perfect apocalyptic twists from the distorted sax:

The more industrial second half of the powerful Pantocrator: