Let's talk about Factory Floor

BTW anyone who was hoping this would turn out to be rockier/more EBM might get a lot out of the Gesaffelstein record, which I've been caning alongside this all week.

loved the live clips at the top of the thread. feral, chaotic, hypnotic and cool as hell. disappointed to hear them box it up in such a timid fashion.

I'm looking forward to seeing them live again soon when I guess they may let the noise rip a bit more, but I am not at all disappointed by the album. If you can't hear how it is hard (and clean) I just don't know. Turn it up. Hard and clean. Yum.

this is much better than i gave it credit for. thx kraudive for the listening instructions (LOUD def helps).

if u had to have some suggest u play this loud i don't even know

it was less loud before

Carl Craig and Laurel Halo remixes in two weeks!

Okay seriously they just played a 70+ minute set in support of a 53 minute album. Holy shit.

17 min cover of Louie Louie?

I swear they played "Fall Back" for like at least 12

That song rules

Wow, what. There are people who don't like this album. There are, in fact, Factory Floor fans who don't like this album? Huh.

That 'Drone Logic' remix upthread – well, someone else already said 'loud and clean' so I'll just restate that

I've often wanted something with the intensity of Ministry's The Land of Rape and Honey that wasn't quite so try hard as that (by try-hard I mean, look at the title of the album); something like that, but that just went forward without huffling about in leather jackets and biker beards.

And also I wanted something avoided another pole, that boringness you get in a lot of generic techno and house these days. I mean, I'm sure plenty of things that hit this point exist and it's just me not knowing about them by Factory Floor just hit me as being the perfect improvement of both of these things.

Came to this band because I like Peter Gordon, but totally blindsided to learn that Nikki Colk wound up there. Always thought KaitO were severely underrated, and in no small part due to her vocals, so glad to see she ended up not disappearing.

Yes. KaitO were real good.

The tracks don't seem to shine individually but the album as a whole is a great listen.

#RelevantToMyInterests

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This has basically nothing to do with Interpol at all and sounds like Factory Floor hitting their Technique period slightly early? It's amazing, tho.

playing here in two weeks! Has anyone seen them recently?

Five weeks :( - you got my hopes up

you coming to BCN sic?

If you're in europe already there's this bespoke little festival

http://leguesswho.nl/

oh derp I thought you meant Melbourne

So I got the new one, 25 25. Reminds me of a lot of stuff on the Acid: Can You Jack comp, minimal as fuck (even compared to the first album).

Really loving this new album, relentless tracky and squelchy.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JwY0ZBJxqik

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AbXu_-6-QQA

Well this is fucking fantastic.

ya

it's banging & only banging

http://diymag.com/2018/02/01/factory-floor-new-track-babel-listen-premiere

I'm listening to Gabe Gurnsey's solo lp right now and it's extremely satisfying.

First Nik Void solo album, Bucked Up Space, to be released in April on Editions Mego.

not sure. need to hear more.

The new Gabe Gurnsey album Diablo is wonderful, from what I've heard so far. Definitely the houseier side of the Factory Floor sound. Lead single Push is a banger.

Agree! It feels like New Order/Cabs comfort food, pretty similar to what LoneLady has been doing. The previous one was good, this one is better though I can't decide if I like the vocals or not.

push is so good