Therapy? - Babyteeth

First EP by Therapy?, a classical noise-metal-indus from the marvellous year 1991.

The Young Gods - L'eau rouge

Second album, L'eau rouge (trad. "Red water") conquered anyone who listened to this at the time, including myself. I remember we all went mad and listened to the album everyday during months. Don't forget that, in 1989, at least in France, we only had boring new-wave while Uk was dancing on acid-house, there was no energy at all in music and no-one knew about the bourgeoning noise scene in the USA, so, apart from listening to old stuff, the Young Gods were fresh air in a suffocating time. After this they began to sing in english and became famous all around the occidental depressed bourgeois world.

The Young Gods - self-titled album

The most famous indie swiss band of the world ! They invented guitar samples and neo-industrial music. Their first album back in 1988.

Cabaret Voltaire - The Voice of America

Pioneers of the industrial mouvement, Cabaret Voltaire was at the time playing noise with their synths and disturbing your senses. The music was not violent with the rythms, it was violent with the emotion, the emptiness, the electricity. This is an experience anyone should have, and this album printed a deep impact inside of my head.
Sorry the archive is in Rar format.

Minny Pops - Drastic Measures Drastic Movement

What can you say more : this was a Factory (Benelux) band. Dark, cold, electronic, they were from Holland I think. This is their first (reissued CD version) album, in 1979. Sometimes close to Cabaret Voltaire and industrial stuff. Their second one was closest to bands like Joy Division.

Dave Ball - In Strict Tempo + Rare Tempo

Dave Ball was the "second man" in Soft Cell, with Marc Almond. He made this fantastic solo-album in 1983. Very experimental and not far from industrial music. Rare Tempo is a 12" issued the same year, featuring Gavin Friday (Virgin Prunes) and Genesis P.Orridge (Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV).