Blue Stahli songs that sound like Celldweller/Circle of Dust/Brainchild

This guy is pretty much Little Klayton and has totally adopted his style.  He's on Klayton's record label as well, so you're getting more of the same if that's your bag.  Of course he puts his spin on things programming-wise and has a different singing voice with more of a higher pitch.  I think he's a little more aggressive in his approach and, sometimes, uses thrash-like beats.

Apparently he got his start connecting with people at Cornerstone, but I don't know what his whole story is belief-wise.  His lyrics appear to be introspective and neutral as far as I know.

The great Mark Salomon on vocals in this one:

Here's a couple that showcase an aggressive Brainchild style with those distorted vocals:

Super, I'm really enjoying this. Even though I don't listen to very much industrial/techno, I've always enjoyed CoD and Klank. This is really good.

The lyrics, obviously, leave alot to be desired. Mostly angry, cynical, vague commentary on society. I mostly listen to this as background working music.

Yeah, good thing he made several instrumental albums.

Klayton should sue Blue Stahli for stealing the Brainchild sound on this:



It's just uncanny and I get Brainchild songs in my head when it's over.

To anyone here who knows the industrial scene well, which Christian or Christian-friendly bands would be the best representations of a goth-darkwave-industrial sound?   I'm looking for something that leans heavily to the goth / darkwave side, but that combines that with an industrial feel.

I suppose Death Therapy would be an obvious choice.  Would a band like NYVES qualify as Christian friendly?   

Glasslands might be another one, I'm checking them but so far they're not quite goth enough for what I'm looking for.   

Low & Behold is goth-darkwave but there is not much industrial in their sound.

It's hard to find the right combination, but close enough will do.

Any others I should check out?