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Industrial Sound Bank: The sounds that shake the masses.

Industrial Sound Bank (a.k.a. In.So.Ba.) is a one man electronic project from NYC. Created by Eric Neuman, the aggressive grooves and catchy hooks are a blending of 90s techno with modern trance and dance pop.

Eric Neuman's first electronic compositions date back to side projects he started while between bands. "I can remember hearing danceable drums in tracks by White Zombie and KMFDM and thinking that they were on to something... and I wanted to try it."

He spent years trying to find balance between his love of rock and passion for electronic music, and has slowly found his niche. After releasing a collection of never heard before tracks in 2011 as "The Disk Platter Spins," Neuman left his band to put all of his focus on electronic music.

Straddling the line between over the top production and simple hooks, Neuman is dead set on creating memorable and catchy songs that serve well on both the dance floor and in headphones.

  Industrial Sound Bank

[Easy Sixes by Industrial Sound Bank]

Easy Sixes

[Light and Science by Industrial Sound Bank]

Light and Science

[The Disk Platter Spins by Industrial Sound Bank]

The Disk Platter Spins
Industrial Sound Bank lives in New York, USA.

Tagged as: Electronica, Industrial, Hard Electronic.

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