Tribal industrial/IDM/psychedelic

So I love me some mystical tribal infused dance music. I've just recently stumbled across a whole sub genre of tribal industrial music and I'm trying to find my bearings. A lot of it is a bit too industrial and doomy. I'm looking for tribal influenced electronic music that you can dance to with cheese at a minimum. Psychedelic without the crap that usually goes along with anything "psy" related. Bonus points for any tribal IDM that fits the bill.

 

Here's a couple of tracks to show what I'm talking about:

 

 

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiWUw6Sk9Yo

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avyDm2E6EPA

 

 

 

Yea man, Shackleton!

 

Probably not what you mean, but you might enjoy this also:

 

A friend recently sent me a link to this mix:

 

It's perhaps more 80s industrial than your examples, but there's a lot of minimal psychedelic stuff in there. Some vaguely tribal stuff too.

there was a period in the 90s where this type of sound was all over the place. if you go back to some of the edges of industrial music at the time (like Cleopatra records offshoot 'Hypnotic') you might find some stuff you like. Demdike stare does tribaly stuff on their first few records


might also want to check out Scorn Evanescence as well

here is a pretty cool Download remix of Biosphere off a Hypnotic records compilation



also dont forget download (early and mid period)







if you're not looking for a specific type of production/style and want to just fnd more weird industrialy tribal vibes check out all of Crash Worship's discography Edited July 4, 2015 by John Ehrlichman

dark tribal...idm industrial...that´s a combination...and slower stuff for chilling and reading books...

You, my good friend, are looking for Spiral Tribe.

Spiral Tribe was a techno soundsystem that came about in the early 90's, that hosted some of the earliest free raves and squat parties in Britain. Similar to the Grateful Dead, Spiral Tribe built up a significant following whose goals were quite spiritual and psychedelic, albeit containing underneath a very punk/industrial aesthetic. This shows in their music, which is as hypnotic and tribal-sounding (Spiral Tribe often said that their goal was to distance themselves from the conventional song structures of Western society and return to the oldest forms of music, which centered around rhythm, harmony, and pattern as opposed to melody and song structures) as it is punk and industrial, all with a kind of IDM-esque psychedelia that distinguishes itself from typical psy-trance type meandering in that it is neither overbearing nor cheesy-sounding.

 

 

They do have some recordings, but as you can see by the videos I posted, I greatly prefer their live sets, mostly because they're longer and more hypnotic-sounding than most of their recordings. I urge you to explore the vast cornucopia of live recordings on Youtube, I can almost guarantee that you will like what you hear, considering what you asked for.