Title: Cassius - The Sound Of Violence (Sonic Tramp Remix)
Description: Edited/Directed by Sonic Tramp (c) 2010 LISTEN/DOWNLOAD THE FULL TRACK HERE: soundcloud.com - THE SOUND OF TOMORROW - Psychedelic sweeps, intense analogue sirens, sub sonic bass and bone shaking beats. Currently unsigned, Sonic Tramp is looking for a forward thinking label to release his music. If your interested and want to hear the private tracks on SoundCloud, get in touch. To book/contact Sonic Tramp email: sonictramp@live.co.uk Myspace: www.myspace.com Facebook: www.facebook.com YouTube: www.youtube.com Twitter: twitter.com

Title: sonic youth - tom violence live in berlin
Description: 21.10.09 sonic youth in concert. columbia halle. berlin the eternal tour

Title: Scorn - On Ice
Description: Artist: Scorn Song: On Ice Album: Vae Solis Year: 1992 Track #: 8 of 13 The first incarnation of British industrial/dub music project Scorn was as a trio on their first album "Vae Solis" released by Earache Records. To say the least, the album was a reunion of three original and core members of the grindcore act Napalm Death: Mick Harris (drums), Nik Bullen (vocals, bass) and Justin K. Broadrick (guitars). This is the only album where Scorn was ever a trio, as well as the only to feature Justin on guitars. Interestingly, the three formed Scorn because they all were tired of the punk scene, as well as didn't like the death metal direction Napalm Death was taking. The three have always shared an interest in industrial music ala Swans, Throbbing Gristle and 60's psychedelia, so they decided to create Scorn (well, Mick and Nik were the official members, Justin was considered a "guest" on the album). This is the only Scorn album that is heavily guitar driven, as well as possess some heavier moments than future Scorn albums. It also is one of the few albums to heavily incorporate movie samples in songs. The album can be best described as a Godflesh meets Coil hybrid, full of droning guitars, reverb/dub style live drums, pitchshifted harsh vocals, and gritty production. Later Scorn releases would be more in the minimalistic industrial/dub vein where Mick Harris would be the only member in the group, whereas Nik would disappear from the music scene in 1994 after the release of ...

Title: Dead Boys "Sonic Reducer"
Description: The Dead Boys were one of the first punk bands to escalate the level of violence, nihilism, and pure ugliness of punk rock to extreme new levels. Although considered part of New York's mid-'70s CBGB's scene, all of its bandmembers originally hailed from Cleveland, OH. The group's roots lay in the early-'70s Cleveland cult band Rocket from the Tombs, which included future Dead Boys Cheetah Chrome (aka Gene O'Connor) on guitar, and Johnny Blitz (aka John Madansky) on drums, along with future Pere Ubu members David Thomas and Peter Laughner. The group's sound was a bit too comparable to art rock for Chrome and Blitz's tastes (whose influences included the Stooges, Alice Cooper, and the New York Dolls), and by 1975, Rocket from the Tombs had split up.

Title: Sonic Flux - Ticking Clocks
Description: Visit www.myspace.com to hear more of my music. My name is Cory, but I release my music under the moniker "Sonic Flux". This is a video I made for a song I recorded a while back. I had been getting some messages lately about my music so I figured I'd upload something. The resolution is pretty awful because I was limited by the resolution of the source material - which was awful. Even so, it's good enough that you can get the idea. I wanted to make a video for this because I thought it would help convey the message of the song. The song is *far* from my best, but I think it turned out decently - especially since I still haven't gotten a decent mic yet. I've been recording music for years but until recently they were all instrumentals. I wanted to start adding some lyrics to my songs and this is one of my earliest attempts to do that. The song is very simple and borderline ambient, but I think it's alright. Human history is characterized by violence and misery. That's a sad fact, but a fact nonetheless. History has a habit of repeating itself, and though the players change, the game always plays out the same. We have to simply pull ourselves up and go on with our lives. Lyrics: Ticking clocks, They never stop, Always turning the wheel, Endless nights, In an endless daze, I can't see the end, But I know this, What e'er may come, I will greet the day, I may not know, What the clocks will bring, But I know I will remain, Ticking clocks hear them chime the time away, Ticking ...

Title: Sonic x - Violence
Description: This is my third amv, I couldn't upload it with a slipknot song sooo I used another one. Artist: Blink 182 Song: Violence

Title: Sonic The Hedgehog Fights
Description: This is just a fun little vid I made. I heard the song and thought "wow this is crazy!" I figured it would work great with a bunch of violent things going on. Enjoy! copyright: Sonic the Hedgehog and related characters and indica © and ™ 1991 - 2006 (eg presnt) SEGA, Sonic Team. Sonic X is, respectivly, produced and animated by SONIC TEAM, TMS, 4Kids Entertainment and Jetix. Sonic X © 2003-2006 Project SONIC. No copyright infrigment intended. © Nirvana Song:Tourettes By: Nirvana I do not own these clips or the music.... no copyright infringement intended.

Title: Scorn - Walls Of My Heart
Description: Artist: Scorn Song: Walls Of My Heart Album: Vae Solis Year: 1992 Track #: 4 of 13 The first incarnation of British industrial/dub music project Scorn was as a trio on their first album "Vae Solis" released by Earache Records. To say the least, the album was a reunion of three original and core members of the grindcore act Napalm Death: Mick Harris (drums), Nik Bullen (vocals, bass) and Justin K. Broadrick (guitars). This is the only album where Scorn was ever a trio, as well as the only to feature Justin on guitars. Interestingly, the three formed Scorn because they all were tired of the punk scene, as well as didn't like the death metal direction Napalm Death was taking. The three have always shared an interest in industrial music ala Swans, Throbbing Gristle and 60's psychedelia, so they decided to create Scorn (well, Mick and Nik were the official members, Justin was considered a "guest" on the album). This is the only Scorn album that is heavily guitar driven, as well as possess some heavier moments than future Scorn albums. It also is one of the few albums to heavily incorporate movie samples in songs. The album can be best described as a Godflesh meets Coil hybrid, full of droning guitars, reverb/dub style live drums, pitchshifted harsh vocals, and gritty production. Later Scorn releases would be more in the minimalistic industrial/dub vein where Mick Harris would be the only member in the group, whereas Nik would disappear from the music scene in 1994 after the ...

Title: Larry Bowen: Pictorial Journal
Description: A History in Pictures of Redwood Carving Artist Larry Bowen {1945 - 2006}. Music by Sonic Violence.

Title: Scorn - Spasm
Description: Artist: Scorn Song: Spasm Album: Vae Solis Year: 1992 Track #: 1 of 13 The first incarnation of British industrial/dub music project Scorn was as a trio on their first album "Vae Solis" released by Earache Records. To say the least, the album was a reunion of three original and core members of the grindcore act Napalm Death: Mick Harris (drums), Nik Bullen (vocals, bass) and Justin K. Broadrick (guitars). This is the only album where Scorn was ever a trio, as well as the only to feature Justin on guitars. Interestingly, the three formed Scorn because they all were tired of the punk scene, as well as didn't like the death metal direction Napalm Death was taking. The three have always shared an interest in industrial music ala Swans, Throbbing Gristle and 60's psychedelia, so they decided to create Scorn (well, Mick and Nik were the official members, Justin was considered a "guest" on the album). This is the only Scorn album that is heavily guitar driven, as well as possess some heavier moments than future Scorn albums. It also is one of the few albums to heavily incorporate movie samples in songs. The album can be best described as a Godflesh meets Coil hybrid, full of droning guitars, reverb/dub style live drums, pitchshifted harsh vocals, and gritty production. Later Scorn releases would be more in the minimalistic industrial/dub vein where Mick Harris would be the only member in the group, whereas Nik would disappear from the music scene in 1994 after the release of the ...

Title: Scorn - Thoughts Of Escape
Description: Artist: Scorn Song: Thoughts Of Escape Album: Vae Solis Year: 1992 Track #: 6 of 13 The first incarnation of British industrial/dub music project Scorn was as a trio on their first album "Vae Solis" released by Earache Records. To say the least, the album was a reunion of three original and core members of the grindcore act Napalm Death: Mick Harris (drums), Nik Bullen (vocals, bass) and Justin K. Broadrick (guitars). This is the only album where Scorn was ever a trio, as well as the only to feature Justin on guitars. Interestingly, the three formed Scorn because they all were tired of the punk scene, as well as didn't like the death metal direction Napalm Death was taking. The three have always shared an interest in industrial music ala Swans, Throbbing Gristle and 60's psychedelia, so they decided to create Scorn (well, Mick and Nik were the official members, Justin was considered a "guest" on the album). This is the only Scorn album that is heavily guitar driven, as well as possess some heavier moments than future Scorn albums. It also is one of the few albums to heavily incorporate movie samples in songs. The album can be best described as a Godflesh meets Coil hybrid, full of droning guitars, reverb/dub style live drums, pitchshifted harsh vocals, and gritty production. Later Scorn releases would be more in the minimalistic industrial/dub vein where Mick Harris would be the only member in the group, whereas Nik would disappear from the music scene in 1994 after the ...

Title: Scorn - Scum After Death (Dub)
Description: Artist: Scorn Song: Scum After Death (Dub) Album: Vae Solis Year: 1992 Track #: 10 of 13 The first incarnation of British industrial/dub music project Scorn was as a trio on their first album "Vae Solis" released by Earache Records. To say the least, the album was a reunion of three original and core members of the grindcore act Napalm Death: Mick Harris (drums), Nik Bullen (vocals, bass) and Justin K. Broadrick (guitars). This is the only album where Scorn was ever a trio, as well as the only to feature Justin on guitars. Interestingly, the three formed Scorn because they all were tired of the punk scene, as well as didn't like the death metal direction Napalm Death was taking. The three have always shared an interest in industrial music ala Swans, Throbbing Gristle and 60's psychedelia, so they decided to create Scorn (well, Mick and Nik were the official members, Justin was considered a "guest" on the album). This is the only Scorn album that is heavily guitar driven, as well as possess some heavier moments than future Scorn albums. It also is one of the few albums to heavily incorporate movie samples in songs. The album can be best described as a Godflesh meets Coil hybrid, full of droning guitars, reverb/dub style live drums, pitchshifted harsh vocals, and gritty production. Later Scorn releases would be more in the minimalistic industrial/dub vein where Mick Harris would be the only member in the group, whereas Nik would disappear from the music scene in 1994 after ...

Title: VIOLENCE, FTW!
Description: Supplement I made for my speech on video game violence. Music = Flower by Moby

Title: Scorn - Heavy Blood
Description: Artist: Scorn Song: Heavy Blood Album: Vae Solis Year: 1992 Track #: 9 of 13 The first incarnation of British industrial/dub music project Scorn was as a trio on their first album "Vae Solis" released by Earache Records. To say the least, the album was a reunion of three original and core members of the grindcore act Napalm Death: Mick Harris (drums), Nik Bullen (vocals, bass) and Justin K. Broadrick (guitars). This is the only album where Scorn was ever a trio, as well as the only to feature Justin on guitars. Interestingly, the three formed Scorn because they all were tired of the punk scene, as well as didn't like the death metal direction Napalm Death was taking. The three have always shared an interest in industrial music ala Swans, Throbbing Gristle and 60's psychedelia, so they decided to create Scorn (well, Mick and Nik were the official members, Justin was considered a "guest" on the album). This is the only Scorn album that is heavily guitar driven, as well as possess some heavier moments than future Scorn albums. It also is one of the few albums to heavily incorporate movie samples in songs. The album can be best described as a Godflesh meets Coil hybrid, full of droning guitars, reverb/dub style live drums, pitchshifted harsh vocals, and gritty production. Later Scorn releases would be more in the minimalistic industrial/dub vein where Mick Harris would be the only member in the group, whereas Nik would disappear from the music scene in 1994 after the release ...

Title: Sin - Crown of Thorns (crust punk Nausea industrial project)
Description: Artist: Sin Song: Crown of Thorns Album: No Rest For The Wicked (Sin/Spine Wrench split LP) Year: 1992 Track 3 of 8 Sin hailed from New York City, NY in the USA. It was a side project between some members of the well established crust punk band Nausea. The music on this split LP (released by Graven Image Records) is the only known music they recorded, which is drum machine driven harsh, down-tuned industrial metal. Sin broke up after the release of this split LP and some members formed the hardcore band Cattle Press, who released a demo, and a full length album "Hordes To Abolish The Divine" in 1999. They too split up after a while.