List of industrial metal bands

This is a list of industrial metal bands and bands that have played industrial metal at some time in their career. The bands that have been highlighted in bold perform this music as its primary genre, the bands in regular font have it as a featured genre among others.

Contents: 

• !–9
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z
• See also

1−9 16Volt 2wo 3Teeth[1][2] A Aborym Acumen Nation Alice Cooper (Brutal Planet) The Amenta American Head Charge Anaal Nathrakh Angelspit Anorexia Nervosa Apartment 26 Apollyon Sun Argyle Park Arkaea ASP The Austerity Program Author & Punisher Autokrator The Axis of Perdition B Belfegore[3] The Berzerker The Beyond Bile Bizarra Locomotiva Black Comedy Black Light Burns Blood Stain Child Blue Stahli Blut Aus Nord C Cable Regime Celldweller Circle of Dust Clawfinger The Clay People Code Orange[4][5] Course of Empire Crossbreed Crossfaith Cruentus Cubanate Cyanotic Cenobita Chemlab (Burn Out) D Daath Dagoba Danzig (Blackacidevil) Davey Suicide Dawn of Ashes Deadstar Assembly Deadsy Deathstars D'espairsRay Device Diatribe Die Kur Die Krupps Dir En Grey Dirge Dkay.com Dødheimsgard Dominion III Dope Dope Stars Inc. Draconic dreDDup

E Econoline Crush Emigrate Engel Eisbrecher F Fear Factory[6][7][8] Filter[9] Freak XXI[10] Front Line Assembly (Millennium) G Genitorturers Genkaku Allergy Ghost Machine Girls Under Glass God Lives Underwater Godhead Godflesh[11] Gothminister (Goth/Industrial) Gravity Kills H Hanzel und Gretyl[12] Havoc Unit Heldmaschine Hieronymus Bosch I Info Interlock In This Moment J Janus Jesu Jesus on Extasy Julien-K K KeeN Kidneythieves Kill the Thrill[13] Killing Joke (later) King Crimson (later)[14] KMFDM[3] Knorkator The Kovenant Koyi k utho Kryoburn L Laibach Lard Letzte Instanz Lindemann

M Machinae Supremacy Maerzfeld Malhavoc[15][16] Manntra Mass Hysteria The Mad Capsule Markets Marilyn Manson (early)[17] Meathook Seed Megaherz Ministry[18] Misery Loves Co. Mnemic[19] Moi dix Mois Mortal[20] Motionless in White[21] Motograter[22] Murder Inc.[23] Mushroomhead[24][25][26] N N17 Nailbomb Necromance Nine Inch Nails[18] No-Big-Silence O Oberschlesien Obszön Geschöpf October File OLD Omega Lithium Oomph! Optimum Wound Profile Orgy Ost+Front Our Last Enemy P Pain Painflow Parzival Pigface Pitchshifter[23] Powerman 5000 Porcelain and the Tramps Prick Prong Psychotica Psyclon Nine Punish Yourself R Radio Iodine Rammstein[3] Raubtier Raunchy Revolting Cocks (later) Ritual Aesthetic Rob Zombie[27] Rorschach Test Red Harvest (later) Rublood Ruoska

S Samael Sirrah Silent Descent Sub Dub Micromachine Skin Chamber Skrew Sleepytime Gorilla Museum Snake River Conspiracy Society 1 Sonic Mayhem Sonic Violence Spahn Ranch Spineshank Stabbing Westward Stahlhammer Stahlmann Static-X Stiff Valentine Strapping Young Lad Sturmgeist Sybreed Synthetic Breed T Tanzwut Terminal Choice Terrorfakt Testify Theatre of Tragedy Therapy?[23] The Defiled The GazettE Treponem Pal[3] Tristwood Trigger Turmion Kätilöt Theatres Des Vampires The Electric Hellfire Club U Ultraspank Undercover Slut Uniform[28] The Union Underground V Vampires Everywhere! Velcra Vigilante Viktim Voivod W White Zombie We Butter the Bread with Butter Y You and What Army The Young Gods[3] Youth Code Z Zeromancer Zaraza

See also

• List of industrial music bands
• List of heavy metal bands

References

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