Deep in the swamp where jazz meets grinding steel: syn.terra's Mellow Evil fuses piano-driven progressive rock with grinding guitars, pounding double-bass drums, and atmospheric electronics, while their Kharybdis offers bluesy industrial jazz swamp grooves with horns, synths, and dangling vines. I Ya Toyah's "Closer" reimagines Nine Inch Nails through cinematic industrial rock and dark electronic textures, transforming physical desire into a haunting meditation on validation and digital identity. Cathode Ray Tube's Inferyes delivers four surgically precise tracks blending dub, dancehall, and industrial dancescapes, as Slippery When Wet's Storm the Spectrum conjures downtempo experimental electronica using only guitars and zero effects. PAHL!'s "Digital Oblivion" merges icy '90s electro-industrial with dark-pop seduction, and Sektor Voltage's En otra dimensión pulls listeners into motorik-driven post-punk energy steeped in '80s underground darkness.

Industrial releases

Mellow Evil by syn.terra cover art
102 in stock

“Instrumental piano-driven progressive swamp metal.”

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Kharybdis by syn.terra cover art
94 in stock

“Piano-driven industrial jazz swamp grooves, with horns, synths, upright bass, and dangling vines.”

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