Revolting Cocks Play Revolution This Thursday, Sans Al Jourgenson

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​If semitrailers got down 'n dirty like motor oil in a dank club beneath the highway, Revolting Cocks would be the house band. Spiritual kin of Thrill Kill Kult, this Al Jourgensen (of Ministry) side project does a grindhouse, brass-pole version of industrial dance, fueled by all the seething lust and narcissism that inhabit the darkest corner of the American dream.

Generally known as RevCo, the group's genesis goes back to '85, a couple of years prior to Thrill Kill. Partially inspired by the Chicago underground house scene, the Cocks got shoved into a drawer for a dozen years until Jourgensen resurrected the group in '06. With Ministry officially retiring last year, this would presumably be his primary focus; the gated drums and aggressive, bass-heavy throb of this year's Sex-O Olympic-O recall his old outfit. The rhythms are punchier, and the synth has more prominence, but Jourgensen brews the same cockeyed vitriol -- just heavier on the decadence.

Take note, though, that while RevCo is an Al Jourgenson project, he will only appear in Fort Lauderdale in spirit. He's called the band "the industrial Menudo," and has sent the group to largely tour without him, only appearing at select dates. Alas, this South Florida gig is not among those.

Revolting Cocks With Jim Rose, Blownload, and Left Spine Down. Thursday, October 22. Revolution, 200 W. Broward Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Show starts at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $16 for general admission, $49 for a VIP package. Ages 16+ with ID/ 954-727-0950; ticketmaster.com

-- Chris Parker