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[2026] Start with this track! A roundup of classic industrial metal songs

Industrial metal, a genre born from the fusion of heavy metal and electronic music, has undergone its own unique evolution since the late 1980s.

Its distinctive sound—mixing ferocious guitar riffs and heavy drums with samples and the electronic tones of synthesizers—has captivated many listeners.

In this article, we’ve carefully selected representative tracks for those who are looking to dive into industrial metal.

We’ll cover timeless classics as well as recent songs that reflect the genre’s influence, so don’t miss out!

[2026] Start with this one song! A roundup of industrial metal masterpieces (31–40)

FagetKorn

A song released as a single in 1994 by the American nu metal band Korn.

It is a highly emotional track inspired by lead vocalist Jonathan Davis’s childhood experiences.

The music video was directed by McG, who also worked on films such as Charlie’s Angels.

ContactDaft Punk

Daft Punk – Contact (Official Audio)
ContactDaft Punk

A moody track released in 2013 by the French electronic music duo Daft Punk.

French DJ and producer DJ Falcon was involved in its production.

Incorporating a rock flavor, the track became a hit in both the United States and France.

EuphoriaKilling Joke

A song by Killing Joke, a British rock band formed in 1978.

They are considered pioneers of industrial rock.

The song was created by lead singer Jaz Coleman, inspired by the cosmos.

It is included on their 15th album, Pylon, released in 2015.

Attack Ships On FireRevolting Cocks

Revolting Cocks – Attack Ships On Fire
Attack Ships On FireRevolting Cocks

A song by the industrial rock band Revolting Cocks, formed in 1985.

It is included on their debut album, Big Sexy Land, released in 1986.

The title of the song was inspired by Rutger Hauer’s monologue in the final scene of the film Blade Runner.

RiverviewZwan

A song by Zwan, an American alternative rock band formed in 2001 by Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins.

Billy wrote the song about his hometown of Chicago, and the title “Riverview” is named after a long-closed amusement park.

It was released in 2003.