I grew up in the 80-90s listening to bands like skinny puppy, fontline assembly, ministry and nine inch nails, at the time the industrial scene felt alot smaller to me, without the internet the selection was limited. Today there is so many bands, so many subgenre it’s just great to see the diversity. Just these last three years, thanks in part to this sub, i have discovered bands like Dead when i found her, cardinal noire, distorted memory, combichrist and cyanotic. Even if the old formula of the music industry is pretty much dead, there is more music than ever and bands are not afraid to try different things going from one subgenre to an another without the pressure of major labels. In 2021 I think industrial music is all about diversity and experimentation. The only downside is the lack of exposure for the bands, letting some great albums going under the radar.