Top Industrial Rock albums

Considering that Marilyn Manson never pandered to the Top 40 set, Lest We Forget can't rightfully be dubbed a greatest-hits record; it serves more as a reminder of the man and his group's 10-year blitz of ghoulish, gory, industrial rock

Year Zero is the first conceptual album of Nine Inch Nails. Trent Reznor gave a serious approach to this matter and besides album's musical part used completely different means and instruments to reflect his dark ideas more precisely 

A new album of Korn may lack a title but in other respects it can boast with the best qualities only. Perfect sound, superb material and new and even unexpected stylistic godsends

In order to estimate and understand Eat Me, Drink Me it will be really helpful to forget about Marilyn Manson's former works. In this case everything falls into place. Eat Me, Drink Me appears as a solid, dark colored, heavy, goth-rock album

Marilyn Manson in all his disgusting beauty returns with the new creation The High End Of Low which will surely become a turning moment in the career of this outstanding performer of the unmerciful industrial rock

Proving once again that Nine Inch Nails is one of the most unpredictable bands in the world, album Y34RZ3R0R3MIX3D serves a perfect example of what sullen and hard songs can turn into when remixed