skeuomorphism

Skeuomorphism is a concept in technological design that describes our tendency to retain tactile aspects of the physical world as we move more of our lives onto screens. At Apple, for example, skeuomorphic design was thought to ease the transition from the real to the virtual. Turning a page on your Mac or iPhone would closely resemble turning a page in a real notebook, paper sounds included. If you can recreate the physical aspects of a very familiar, tactile world in the flat, virtual reality of an operating system, designers have long believed, maybe more people will feel comfortable using the product.

http://fusion.net/story/164975/sex-toy-vibrator-shape-design-no-penis/?mod=e2this

the Comsat Angels - "I Come from the Sun"

Another interesting song from a J.G. Ballard inspired playlist.

http://8tracks.com/bynar/he-thought-of-cars-part-2

the National - "Conversation 16"

Good enough, although not as industrial as the rest of the playlist.
http://8tracks.com/sowegotbusiness/tamer-animals-a-high-rise-playlist

Pocket Knife Army - "This Time I'll Come Out Unharmed"

Beginning of "Grow Up" has strong Portishead "P3" overtones (that "terminator song")