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The Music of Klayton – The Arcane Machine
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We’ve got a very special Chapter this month, featuring an in-depth look at an extremely prolific artist: the man known only as Klayton. As the brains behind bands like Immortal, Circle of Dust, Celldweller, and Scandroid, Klay has raised the bar for industrial metal and dark dance production. Ed is a huge fan of his work, and he’s invited his friend Todd along so they can share some of their favorite music and introduce Justin to his incredible music. Join us for a chronological journey through some of the most unique and listenable industrial music around!
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The Tracklist:
1 – “Dead and Buried” by Immortal from the album Dead and Buried (1990)
2 – “Deviate” by Circle of Dust from the album Brainchild (1994)
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3 – “Agony” by Argyle Park from the album Misguided (1995)
(Bandcamp)
4 – “Thrush” by Angeldust from the album Musical Conjurings From The World Of Illusion I (1998)
5 – “The Last Firstborn” by Celldweller from the album Celldweller (2003)
(Bandcamp)
6 – “Unshakeable” by Celldweller from the album Wish Upon a Blackstar (2012)
(Bandcamp)
7 – “New Elysium” by Celldweller from the album End of an Empire (2015)
(Bandcamp)
8 – “Neophyte” by Circle of Dust from the album Machines of our DIsgrace (2016)
(Bandcamp)
9 – “Future 1991” by FreqGen from the EP Future 1990 (2021)
(Bandcamp)