Industrial rock releases, week 41

This week in industrial rock, the genre's legacy is marked by significant anniversaries, including the 46th year of Killing Joke's self-titled debut and the 30th anniversary of Marilyn Manson's 'Antichrist Superstar,' alongside the 25th anniversary of Front Line Assembly's 'Epitaph.' New releases include The Young Gods' 'L'Eau rouge' and Chat Pile's 'Who Loves The Sun,' reflecting the genre's enduring intensity. Meanwhile, Orphaned Land's Kobi Farhi shares reflections on political conflict, artistic integrity, and peace, underscoring the genre's ongoing engagement with social themes.

1. 01

   The Young Gods

   CHRONIQUE : The Young Gods "L'Eau rouge"

   Oct 11 · 1 outlet

2. 02

   Marilyn Manson

   Marilyn Manson’s ‘Antichrist Superstar’ turns 30 on 8 October

   Oct 8 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Front Line Assembly

   Front Line Assembly’s ‘Epitaph’ turns 25 on 8 October

   Oct 8 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Orphaned Land, Metallica, Disturbed

   “People in Israel’s government have said that we should wipe out Gaza. It’s disturbing that they represent me.” Orphaned Land’s Kobi Farhi on meeting Metallica, falling out with Disturbed’s David Draiman – and his 35-year quest for peace

   Oct 7 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Chat Pile

   Chat Pile – Who Loves The Sun

   Oct 6 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Killing Joke

   Killing Joke’s ‘Killing Joke’ turns 46 on 5 October

   Oct 5 · 1 outlet

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