Powerman 5000 - Sid Vicious In A Dress

Band:  Powerman 5000
Song:  Sid Vicious In A Dress
Album:  New Wave (2017)
Genre:  Industrial, Nu-Metal
Language:  Strong

When I planned on posting this I had really intended to listen to the entirety of this album by now.  Like, the songs I've heard so far were really sweet, and I wanted to give y'all the "review" of the rest of the album.

Nah though, I suppose I'll just have to drop this track on ya.  This one, compared to the one I posted near the end of November, is a lot more like their original sound.  Very driving and industrial, but also keeping with their more modern tone.

Video's pretty fun to watch too, ya know?  Have fun y'all.

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Nu-Vember: Powerman 5000 - Footsteps and Voices

Band:  Powerman 5000 (PM5K)
Song:  Footsteps and Voices
Album:  New Wave (2017)
Genre:  Nu-Metal, Industrial

So I generally wouldn't sit these guys in the Nu-Metal spectrum, but I feel like this song is close enough for this.  Hype time, this is a fresh track from the rather enjoyable band PM5K.

When these guys put out a new album in 2014 I was pretty sure it'd be their last one.  Not cause it was bad, but it also wasn't anything new.  This album on the other hand is a really solid entry into their catalogue.  I'm a huge fan of the sound they had on Anyone For Doomsday, but after a while though that sounds got a little stale.  This new album sounds a lot more along the lines of straight up Metal tracks, Rock tracks, and all kinds of stuff.  It's a really cool change to a band whose sound was heavily ruled by traditionally industrial noise.

Sid Vicious In A Dress is for sure one of my favorite tracks on the album, but in the spirit of keeping it Nu-Metal I decided to go with the song that actually sounded like that.  Good times y'all, check out the album if you're a fan of PM5K, Rob Zombie, or the new wave of Limp Bizkit where they got all angry.  It's worth a listen.

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Powerman 5000 - Super Villain

Band:  Powerman 5000
Genre:  Industrial Metal
Language:  Some, Strong

I feel so horribly disorganized this week.  I'm so tired I want to die.

Anyway, the music.

I feel like the driving beat of P5K will help get through this terribly exhausting existence I have for the time being, so why not share it with you as well?

If you didn't see the last two times I posted these guys late last year then I'll give you a couple things I might have mentioned before.

The singer, Spider, is Rob Zombie's brother.
Their music is featured in video games and movies because of the repetitive driving factor, though the singer doesn't like video games at all.

Aight, cool.  Listen up!

Powerman 5000 - Nobody's Real

We've got Powerman 5000 back with a song you may or may not have heard of.  This song is possibly my new favorite by them, so you should also enjoy it if you like any of the stuff I tend to post.

I know I've been revisiting bands I've already talked about, but really people I am only one man.  By myself I can physically only listen to so much music.  When I'm in an artist rut for example, I find it hard to talk about more than that one artist to anybody, much less actually think of things to say, ya know?

Also, can we please talk about his highlighter yellow hair?  Dude, come on now.

Powerman 5000 - Bombshell

Powerman 5000 is an Industrial Metal/Nu-Metal band, and the singer is the younger brother of the one and only Rob Zombie.

Actually that's one of the reasons I chose this track.  Out of the few I listened to tonight this was the one that sounded the most like Zombie to me, and I'd have to say that I might like this better.

These guys have an insane amount of energy going on that makes them a really catchy and fun group to listen to.  They started with some really good local success, and then managed to gain some large attention when they played the second stage at Ozzfest in 1996, following up with a main stage show the next year.

Hope you like this as much as I do.