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      Did Michael Gira date Madonna?

      Did Michael Gira Date Madonna?

      We take a look at all of the evidence that confirms that he did.
      Discipline Mag Best Albums of 2024

      Best Albums Of 2024

      Explore the best albums of 2024 in industrial, noise, post-punk, metal and deeper into the left of field. Featuring releases from Lustmord, Diocletian, Consumer Electronics, Idiot Child, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Cold Cave, Godspeed You! Black Emperor and more.
      Autopsy Severed Survival

      The Most Disturbing Extreme Metal Bands

      A small taste of the chaos held within this coveted, beloved, and despised genre.
      Alia Synesthesia

      Horror & Opera Unveil Haunting New Track ‘Incantation’ From Upcoming Multimedia Release ‘The Lost...

      On the first new track by Horror & Opera, Alia Synesthesia channels a lush brand of dark ambience, crafting a moving period piece of haunted beauty.

      ALBUM REVIEW: Together to The Stars – The Fragile Silence

      This year up and coming Swedish outfit Together to the Stars have emerged with their third full-length album ‘The Fragile Silence’  and straight up it’s ...
      Puncture Youth Gone Mild Video Clip by Skin Tape

      Black Artifact Release New Skin Tape Video for Reissue of 1994 PUNCTURE Album

      To accompany the reissue of Puncture’s 1994 self-titled album, Black Artifact released new Skin Tape video for the track ‘Youth Gone Mild’.
      Christiane F. and Alexander Hacke sitting on a bed listening to cassettes.

      Alexander Hacke and Christiane F. – A Connection of Music, Chaos, and Counterculture

      Discover the unique connection between Christiane F., famed for her harrowing autobiography Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo, and Alexander Hacke, a key figure in Einstürzende Neubauten and the German industrial music scene.

      Bone Music: The Secret Revolution of Western Records in Post-War Russia

      Western music was banned in post-war Russia, leading to the invention of "bone music" by an enterprising Ruslan Bogoslowski who would illegally bootleg vinyl grooves into discarded x-rays.
      The Pain Factory title

      Remembering The Pain Factory (A Public Access TV Noise Show 1995-1997)

      The Pain Factory was a public access TV show of live experimental noise that ran from 1995-1997 on Channel 53 in San Francisco, California.
      Neurosis and Jarboe

      Remembering When Swans Met Neurosis

      In the early 1990s Michael Gira and Jarboe met Neurosis after attending their concert in Atlanta, Georgia which would be the genesis of one album and a longstanding relationship.