This is a page containing all available sales and awards from industrial rock and industrial metal artists.

This list is far from complete. Many countries were excluded from it because their Industry Associations lacked a searchable, online database. Belgium, Iceland and Mexico are some of them.^[1] Some European countries who do have it (Greece,^[2] Hungary^[3] and Spain)^[4] were excluded anyway, because their databases showed no relevant sales pertaining industrial rock and metal groups. Latin American countries with online databases (Argentina^[5] and Brazil^[6]) were excluded over the same principle.

Certifications

• Austria: 10,000 for gold - 20,000 for platinum (LPs); 15,000 for gold - 30,000 for platinum (Single).^[7]
• Australia: 35,000 for gold - 70,000 for platinum.^[8]
• Canada: 50,000 for gold - 100,000 for platinum.^[9]
• Denmark: 15,000 for gold - 30,000 for platinum.^[10]
• Finland: 15,000 for gold - 30,000 for platinum.^[11]
• France:
  • Before June 2006: 100,000 for gold - 300,000 for platinum.^[12]
  • As of June 2006: 75,000 for gold - 200,000 for platinum.^[13]
• Germany:
  • Before October 27, 2005: 250,000 for gold^[14] - 500,000 for platinum.^[15]
  • As of October 27, 2005: 100,000 for gold - 200,000 for platinum (LPs); 150,000 for gold - 300,000 for platinum (Single).^[16]
    • Music sales in Germany plummeted 40% from 2001 to 2005,^[17] which is probably the cause for the change in the country's certification system.
• Netherlands: 35,000 for gold - 70,000 for platinum.^[18]
• New Zealand: 7,500 for gold - 15,000 for platinum.^[19]
• Norway: 15,000 for gold - 30,000 for platinum.^[20]
• Poland: 10,000 for gold - 20,000 for platinum.^[21]
• Sweden: 20,000 for gold - 40,000 for platinum.^[22]
• Switzerland:^[23]
  • Until 2000: 25,000 for gold - 50,000 for platinum.
  • From 2001 to 2005: 20,000 for gold - 40,000 for platinum.
  • Since 2006: 15,000 for gold - 30,000 for platinum.
• United Kingdom: 60,000 for silver - 100,000 for gold - 300,000 for platinum.^[24]
• United States of America: 500,000 for gold - 1 million for platinum.^[25]

Australia

Australia

Below are the accreditations for the Australian Recording Industry Association, from 1992 onwards:^[26]

New Zealand

These are the certifications given by the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand from January 10, 1999, onwards:^[31]

• Marilyn Manson: Antichrist Superstar (1996): platinum.^[32]
• Marilyn Manson: Mechanical Animals (1998): platinum.^[33]

Note

The following records landed on New Zealand's Top 50 chart but apparently failed to receive certifications:

Europe

Austria

These are the awards given by IFPI Austria:^[34]

Denmark

Below are the IFPI Danmark awards given from 2004 to 2006:^[35]

Finland

EMMA Trophies

The EMMA-GAALA Awards are the Finnish equivalent to the Grammy Awards.^[36] Rammstein won an Emma trophy for "Best International Artist" in 2005.^[37]

IFPI Finland

This is IFPI Finland's awards from 2003 to 2007:

• Rammstein: Mutter (2001): gold.^[38]
• Rammstein: Reise, Reise (2004): gold.^[39]
• Rammstein: Rosenrot (2005): gold.^[40]

France

Here are the SNEP certifications, from 1994 onwards:

• Marilyn Manson: The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003): gold.^[41]
• Marilyn Manson: Lest We Forget (2004): gold.^[42]

Germany

ECHO Awards

The ECHO Deutscher Musikpreis is Germany's traditional music industry award. Here are some Echo awards and nominations for NDH artists:

• Rammstein receive, on March 5, 1998, an Echo Award for their video "Engel", winner in the "Best Video" category.^[43]
• On April 3, 1999, Rammstein receive the Echo Award for "Most Successful German Artist Internationally".^[44]
• Rammstein accept the "New Rock / Metal / Alternative" Echo Award on March 7, 2002.^[45]
• September 10, 2004: For the song cycle "Mein Herz brennt" by Torsten Rasch (based on lyrics and music from Rammstein), the Dresden Symphony Orchestra is to receive the "ECHO Klassik" in the category "Best debut recording".^[46]
• 2005 was Rammstein's Echo year; the group received two awards. One was for the "New Rock / Metal / Alternative" category^[47] and the other was for the "Best National Live Act" category.^[48]
• March 12, 2006: Rammstein won another ECHO Award and the category was “Best Rock / Alternative”.^[49]
• Oomph! were nominated for 2007's "Best Rock / Alternative" category (they didn't win^[50]).

Die Deutschen Phonoverbände

Here are the available sales from the IFPI Germany database:^[51]

Netherlands

NVPI

Here are the certifications given by the Nederlandse Vereniging van Producenten en Importeurs van beeld- en geluidsdragers:^[52]

• Rammstein: Sehnsucht (1997): platinum.
• Rammstein: Mutter (2001): gold.

The Edison Award

The Edison Award is the Netherlands' premiere music award.

• Rammstein's Reise, Reise (2004) won the "Alternative" category in the 2005's Edison Awards.^[53]
• Rammstein's Rosenrot (2005) won the "Alternative" category in the 2006's Edison Awards.^[54]

Norway

IFPI Norsk

Here are the trophies from IFPI Norsk, from 1993 onwards:^[55]

• Rammstein: Mutter (2001): gold.

Spellemann

The Spellemannsprisen is the Norwegian equivalent to the Grammy Awards.^[56] The Kovenant won an award in the "Hardrock" category for Nexus Polaris (1998).^[57] Their third album, Animatronics (1999), won for the same category in the following year.

Poland

Here are the awards of the Polish Society of the Phonographic Industry:

• Rammstein: Mutter (2001): platinum.^[58]
• Rammstein: Rosenrot (2005): gold.^[59]

Sweden

Grammis

The Grammis are the Swedish version of the Grammys. Misery Loves Company won the "HÅRDROCK" award for their 1997 album, Not Like Them.^[60]

IFPI Svenska Gruppen

Here are the certifications given by IFPI Sweden:^[61]

• Marilyn Manson: "The Beautiful People" (1996): gold.^[62]
• Marilyn Manson: Mechanical Animals (1998): gold.^[62]
• Marilyn Manson: "The Dope Show" (1998): gold.^[62]
• Rammstein: Mutter (2001): gold.

Switzerland

Here are the certifications available from the Swisscharts.com:^[63]

United Kingdom

BPI

Here are the certifications given by the British Phonographic Industry:^[64]

North America

Canada

CRIA

Below are the online search results available from the Canadian Recording Industry Association database:^[65]

United States

Nielsen Soundscans

Here's some Nielsen Soundscan figures for Industrial rock artists in the United States. It is important to note that most of these sales figures aren't up-to-date. The Soundscans of Ministry's discography and the latest by NIN, Rammstein and Marilyn Manson were taken this year. In contrast, the Soundscan sale numbers from Broken are almost 14 years old.

RIAA

The following list includes all the Recording Industry Association of America certifications for industrial rock artists:^[113]

The Grammys

Nominees

All the Grammy nominees below were indicated for Best Metal / Hard Rock Performance:

• Ministry: Psalm 69 (1992): "N.W.O".^[114]
• Nine Inch Nails: Broken EP (1992): "Wish".
• Nine Inch Nails: Woodstock '94 soundtrack (1994): "Happiness In Slavery".^[115]
• Rob Zombie & Alice Cooper: Songs in the Key of X (1996): "Hands of Death (Burn Baby Burn)".^[116]
• White Zombie: Supersexy Swingin' Sounds (1996): "I'm Your Boogie Man".
• Nine Inch Nails: Lost Highway (1997): "The Perfect Drug".^[117]
• Rammstein: Sehnsucht (1997): "Du Hast".^[118]
• Marilyn Manson: Mechanical Animals (1998): "The Dope Show".^[119]
• Rob Zombie: Hellbilly Deluxe (1998): "Superbeast".^[120]
• Marilyn Manson: The Last Tour on Earth (1999): "Astonishing Panorama of the Endtimes".^[121]
• Ministry: Dark Side of the Spoon (1999): "Bad Blood".^[120]
• Nine Inch Nails: The Fragile (1999): "Starfuckers, Inc".^[119]
• Rob Zombie: The Sinister Urge (2001): "Never Gonna Stop (The Red, Red Kroovy)".^[122]
• Marilyn Manson: The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003): "mOBSCENE".^[123]
• Spineshank: Self-Destructive Pattern (2003): "Smothered".^[119]
• Rammstein: Reise, Reise (2004): "Mein Teil".^[124]
• Ministry: Rantology (2005): "The Great Satan".^[119]
• Nine Inch Nails: With Teeth (2005): "The Hand that Feeds".^[119]
• Nine Inch Nails: With Teeth (2005): "Every Day Is Exactly the Same".^[125]
• Ministry: Rio Grande Blood (2006): "Lies Lies Lies".

Winners

• Nine Inch Nails: Broken EP (1992): "Wish".^[126]
• Nine Inch Nails: Woodstock '94 soundtrack (1994): "Happiness In Slavery".^[115]

MTV Music Video Awards

Nominees

• Nine Inch Nails: Broken EP (1992): "Wish".^[127]
• Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral (1994): "Closer".^[128]
• White Zombie: Astro-Creep: 2000 (1995): "More Human Than Human".^[129]
• Marilyn Manson: Smells Like Children (1995): "Sweet Dreams".^[130]
• Marilyn Manson: Antichrist Superstar (1996): "The Beautiful People".^[131]
• Nine Inch Nails: Lost Highway soundtrack (1997): "The Perfect Drug".
• David Bowie & Trent Reznor: Earthling (1997): "I'm Afraid of Americans".^[132]
• Marilyn Manson: Mechanical Animals (1998): "The Dope Show".^[133]
• Nine Inch Nails: The Fragile (1999): "Into the Void".^[134]

Winners

• White Zombie: Astro-Creep: 2000 (1995): "More Human Than Human".^[129]
• Marilyn Manson: Mechanical Animals (1998): "The Dope Show".^[133]

American Music Awards

• Nine Inch Nails were nominated twice (1995^[135] and 1996^[136]) for the "Favorite Alternative Artist" award.

Other certifications

These below are the sales figures and certifications gathered from sources other than the official Music Industry Associations sites and Nielsen Soundscans.

• Burton C. Bell said that Fear Factory earned two gold records in Australia, but he doesn't specify which two were certified.^[137] On Raymond Herrera's LinkedIn profile, though, it is revealed that these awards went to the Demanufacture (1995) and Obsolete (1998) records.^[138]
• In a 2003 interview, Sascha Konietzko told The Culture Shock site that KMFDM's Soundscan sales rounded up to about 2 million units sold in the US.^[139]
• Other sources point out that Oomph's Augen Auf! is actually a platinum certified single in Germany and its parent album, Wahrheit oder Pflicht (2004), has already reached the gold status.^[140]

• Prick's self-titled debut (1995) sold about 66,000 units and its follow-up, The Wreckard (2002), sold over 3 thousand copies.^[141]
• Rammstein received a gold award in Belgium for 2001's Mutter.^[142] They also received a platinum award for Rosenrot (2005) in the Czech Republic.^[143]
• Though mysteriously absent from Germany's IFPI database,^[144] Rammstein's Rosenrot went platinum one month after its release.^[145] By the end of the year, the said record went 2× platinum.^[146]

• Rammstein received a Word Sales Award in December 2005 for selling over 10 million copies around the globe. Their current sales number worldwide has surpassed the 14 million mark.^[147]
• Rob Zombie has sold more than 15 million records worldwide, according to Roadrunner's news site.^[148]

• The RIAA's internet database might not be entirely accurate. Other sources point out that White Zombie's Astro Creep: 2000 has gone 3× platinum and Rob's American Made Music to Strip By has already reached gold status.^[149]
• According to Soundscan numbers, NIN's With Teeth should have been certified platinum, while Marilyn Manson Antichrist Superstar should be certified 2× Platinum; Lest We Forget: The Best Of should be certified Platinum and The Golden Age of Grotesque should be certified gold.

Totals

Bestselling Groups (IFPI)

Sales based on IFPI-certificated albums only (no Soundscan):

Certifications

This is a list of all IFPI-certificated bands featured in this page, arranged by number of awards:

Bestselling Countries

The following list is composed by IFPI certificated albums only (no Soundscan):