I pulled this album out yesterday and it reminded me how good electro-industrial used to be. In fact, Polarity was probably one of the last great albums from the genre that wasn't by Front Line Assembly or Skinny Puppy.

Their Ninety-nine release was really cool too. It had a nice ambient/drum & bass/electronica vibe that I think many here would enjoy.

You know, out of all the electro-industrial bands Haujobb was one I never bought but always had meant to check out.


I want to hear this.

CD Universe has some pretty good clips. If you like Polarity you'll definitely like Solutions for a Small Planet (considered a classic by most fans of the genre). Ninety-nine is totally different though, so make sure you keep that in mind when you first hear it.

I loved Polarity and Vertical Theory, especially in the context of Haujobb's evolution. They had just come out of that weird Matrix/Ninetynine period (which I also like, just not as much), and it was the perfect blend of contemporary electronica/glitch/etc. and old school electronic industrial.

replace the u with an n in the thread title and you got yourself an album worth your time!
hey, someone has to supply the boards perversity. its just too clean these days.

Will someone please think of the children?