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  1. THROBBING GRISTLE➤Persuasion U.S.A.➤The Taste Of TG➤00:00:25
  2. THROBBING GRISTLE➤Don't Do As You're Told, Do As You Think➤Heathen Earth➤00:07:54
  3. THROBBING GRISTLE➤Hot On The Heels Of Love [Ratcliffe Remix]➤Mutant TG➤00:15:28
  4. X-TG➤Stasis➤Desertshore / The Final Report➤00:23:25
  5. MONTE CAZZAZA➤Climax➤The Worst Of Monte Cazazza➤00:30:03
  6. PETER CHRISTOPHERSON➤Time Machines II - Part. 5➤Time Machines Ii➤00:38:03
  7. CHRIS CARTER➤Lixiez➤Disobedient_Recorded Live October 1995➤00:50:51
  8. COIL➤The Universe Is A Haunted House➤Life Four➤01:00:44
  9. COSEY FANNI TUTTI➤Selflessness, Pt. 1➤Electronic Ambient Remixes 4 - Selflessness➤01:11:59
  10. PSYCHIC TV  + PTV3➤Alienist➤Alienist➤01:33:08
  11. MERZBOW + GENESIS P-ORRIDGE➤Flowering Pain Give Space➤A Perfect Pain➤01:42:05
  12. THROBBING GRISTLE➤IBM➤TG Box 1 Live, Volume 1-4➤01:53:00
  13. THROBBING GRISTLE➤Discipline & Consummation & Endless Discipline (II)➤Once Upon A Time➤02:03:12


✚ Throbbing Gristle (TG), the fiercely confrontational and groundbreaking collective formed in London in 1975 by Genesis P-Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Chris Carter, and Peter Christopherson, is universally recognized as the single most important and foundational act in the history of industrial music, a term they coined themselves to describe their harsh, anti-musical aesthetic, permanently redefining the boundaries of electronic music and performance art. Emerging directly from the notorious COUM Transmissions performance art group, TG treated sound and performance as a form of cultural sabotage, using abrasive noise, relentless repetition, tape loops, early sequencers, and highly controversial thematic material to wage war against the conservative music industry and societal norms. Their seminal 1977 debut album, The Second Annual Report, showcased their signature sound: a blend of stark, minimal electronics, unsettling drones, heavily distorted soundscapes, and P-Orridge's provocative vocal delivery, creating a sound world of dread and mechanistic futility that was utterly unique and often deliberately unlistenable. TG’s core contribution to electronic music lies in their pioneering use of cheap, self-built electronics (like Carter's specialized rhythmic units) and their methodological application of tape manipulation, sampling, and repetition to create complex, hypnotic rhythmic structures—not for dancing, but for generating psychological tension and atmosphere—laying the entire sonic blueprint for industrial, noise, and much of subsequent experimental electronic genres. Furthermore, their establishment of the Industrial Records label was itself a revolutionary act, creating an autonomous, artist-controlled model for distribution and production that empowered countless independent electronic artists. By the time they disbanded (the first time) in 1981, declaring "The Mission Is Terminated," Throbbing Gristle had secured a legacy as the ultimate electronic provocateurs, proving that electronic music could function as a medium for pure, visceral confrontation and intellectual critique, making their influence pervasive across all subsequent extreme and avant-garde electronic forms.

✚ Throbbing Gristle (TG), le collectif farouchement provocateur et rĂ©volutionnaire formĂ© Ă  Londres en 1975 par Genesis P-Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Chris Carter et Peter Christopherson, est universellement reconnu comme l'acte le plus important et fondamental de l'histoire de la musique industrielle, un terme qu'ils ont inventĂ© eux-mĂŞmes pour dĂ©crire leur esthĂ©tique dure et anti-musicale, redĂ©finissant en permanence les limites de la musique Ă©lectronique et de l'art de la performance. Issu directement du tristement cĂ©lèbre groupe d'art de la performance COUM Transmissions, TG a traitĂ© le son et la performance comme une forme de sabotage culturel, utilisant le bruit abrasif, la rĂ©pĂ©tition incessante, les boucles de bande, les premiers sĂ©quenceurs et un matĂ©riel thĂ©matique très controversĂ© pour faire la guerre Ă  l'industrie musicale conservatrice et aux normes sociĂ©tales. Leur premier album sĂ©minal de 1977, The Second Annual Report, a prĂ©sentĂ© leur son emblĂ©matique : un mĂ©lange d'Ă©lectronique austère et minimale, de drones troublants, de paysages sonores fortement dĂ©formĂ©s et de la prestation vocale provocatrice de P-Orridge, crĂ©ant un monde sonore de terreur et de futilitĂ© mĂ©caniste qui Ă©tait tout Ă  fait unique et souvent dĂ©libĂ©rĂ©ment inĂ©coutable. La contribution essentielle de TG Ă  la musique Ă©lectronique rĂ©side dans leur utilisation pionnière de l'Ă©lectronique bon marchĂ© et auto-construite (comme les unitĂ©s rythmiques spĂ©cialisĂ©es de Carter) et leur application mĂ©thodologique de la manipulation de bandes, de l'Ă©chantillonnage et de la rĂ©pĂ©tition pour crĂ©er des structures rythmiques complexes et hypnotiques — non pas pour danser, mais pour gĂ©nĂ©rer une tension psychologique et une atmosphère — jetant l'intĂ©gralitĂ© du modèle sonore pour les genres industriel, noise et une grande partie des genres Ă©lectroniques expĂ©rimentaux ultĂ©rieurs. De plus, leur crĂ©ation du label Industrial Records fut en soi un acte rĂ©volutionnaire, crĂ©ant un modèle autonome et contrĂ´lĂ© par les artistes pour la distribution et la production qui a donnĂ© du pouvoir Ă  d'innombrables artistes Ă©lectroniques indĂ©pendants. Au moment de leur sĂ©paration (la première fois) en 1981, dĂ©clarant "La Mission Est TerminĂ©e", Throbbing Gristle avait assurĂ© un hĂ©ritage en tant qu'ultimes provocateurs Ă©lectroniques, prouvant que la musique Ă©lectronique pouvait fonctionner comme un mĂ©dium pour la confrontation viscĂ©rale pure et la critique intellectuelle, rendant leur influence omniprĂ©sente dans toutes les formes Ă©lectroniques extrĂŞmes et d'avant-garde subsĂ©quentes.



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