I'm reminded of this law enforcement report on infiltrating anarchist communities: 
Highlighted text reads:
"Infiltration is made more difficult by the communal nature of the lifestyle (under constant observation and scrutiny) and the extensive knowledge held by many anarchists, which require a considerable amount of study and time to acquire."
Wow, that's messed up.
Also, kudos to Bristol Live for some good journalism.
Yeah, I'm a bit wary about using "post-industrial" because it means very different things for different people. But I think you summed it up perfectly: this uses the musical palette of industrial but does something different with the structure.
I was lucky enough to see this played in Manchester, UK earlier this year. Although not by Josh Freese.
I understand. I hope you're able to find some activities to help settle that high energy sadness. I can relate to that feeling but the things that work for me when I'm in that state tend to be the opposite to high activity and mental focus: eg. practicing mindfulness, taking myself for a slow walk in nature, proverbially touching grass.
A few people have suggested drumming, which I'd also recommend.
Have you ever been dancing? One of my biggest pressure relief mechanisms is going to a music venue and just... dancing to bands or a DJ. It brings me back into my body, it's a great physical workout, and it also keeps me mentally engaged.
I understand this isn't something you can do immediately if you're feeling frustrated, but I feel it can help with longer-term benefits towards emotional regulation.
He is especially rotund. I love him.
Thank you for this video! that was so much fun to watch (and I want to try it out too!)
Thanks for pointing out the one exceptional case where women didn't comprise the majority of people murdered. That really helps!
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Haha thank you! even if that's not from the contest, it's a great picture nonetheless.
You know, I've liked this band for over 2 years and had no idea it was a Tolkien reference. Thanks for enlightening me!