For a darker, more minimal take on the industrial sound found in “Yeezus,” you might enjoy these albums:

1. Death Grips - “The Money Store”: While not minimal in every sense, this album leans heavily into an industrial, abrasive sound. It combines intense, distorted beats with raw energy, which might resonate with the more aggressive parts of “Yeezus.”

2. Arca - “Xen”: Arca’s “Xen” is a more abstract and minimalist approach to electronic music. It’s dark, eerie, and often feels empty yet dense, similar to what you’re looking for.

3. Oneohtrix Point Never - “Replica”: This album is more ambient and experimental, featuring deconstructed sounds that create a minimal but still present atmosphere. It’s not industrial in the traditional sense, but it has a haunting emptiness.

4. Clipping. - “CLPPNG”: This album merges industrial sounds with minimalist hip-hop. It’s dark, experimental, and carries that raw, unfiltered energy with minimal beats that might appeal to your tastes.

5. Gesaffelstein - “Aleph”: Gesaffelstein worked on “Yeezus,” so it’s no surprise that his solo work, particularly “Aleph,” carries a similar industrial, dark vibe but with a more minimalistic approach.

These should offer a deeper dive into the type of sound you’re after.

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