Description
Noise Unit – Grinding Into Emptiness – Vinyl Record
Grinding Into Emptiness is an album by Noise Unit, a Canadian electronic music project. The album was released in 1993. Noise Unit is one of several side projects associated with the influential industrial music group Front Line Assembly, and it features collaborations between Bill Leeb (founder of Front Line Assembly) and various other musicians.
The album Grinding Into Emptiness is characterized by its electronic and industrial sound, incorporating elements of techno and EBM (electronic body music). It features a mix of instrumental tracks and tracks with vocals, reflecting the fusion of electronic beats and synthesized textures with a dark and atmospheric aesthetic.
Some of the tracks on the album include ‘Kick to Kill,’ ‘Dry Lungs,’ and ‘Waste of Skin,’ among others. These songs showcase the project’s exploration of the industrial and electronic music landscape.
While Noise Unit may not have achieved the same level of recognition as Front Line Assembly, the project contributed to the evolution of electronic and industrial music and garnered a following among fans of the genre.
Grinding Into Emptiness is appreciated for its electronic experimentation and dark, atmospheric soundscapes, and it remains a notable release in the world of industrial and electronic music.
Wax Trax Records
Features Bill Leeb of Front Line Assembly and Marc Verhaeghen of The Klinik
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal
Track Listing
Collapsed
Dry Lungs
Crash And Honour
A Place To Lay Your Head
Pitualistic
Dismembered Quietly
No Colour
Silent Scream
