Week-old thread bump, but okay:
I'm guessing as someone well versed in The Heavy Metals you've most probably heard of bands like Nine Inch Nails and Ministry. I know noise and industrial are somewhat different, especially nowdays, but industrial has so many meanings in its current state. If you ignore stuff like industrial techno and the like, the rest has a lot in common with noise.
You should definitely check out Throbbing Gristle and Einsturzende Neubauten for early proponents of the movement. It's much more experimental and often foregoes standard rock structure, at least in the earlier work. They make a lot of use of found objects and tape loops, so it's equal parts raw and electronic.
Aforementioned Industrial Rock groups like Nine Inch Nails use plenty of nasty guitar fuzz, distorted drums, white noise and found sound to create a really thick, violent sound. Not so much in recent years, but The Downward Spiral and the previous Broken EP are exceptionally noisy.
If you want to go down the more modern route, I guess you could try some aggrotech (though that fits in the industrial techno section). 80s/90s synths clashing with white noise, heavy beats and screaming vocals. Sometimes guitars get a bit of a workout too. It can be a bit cheeztastic, caught up in the whole cybergoth community, making it a bit tongue-in-cheek, but there are a few standout groups with unique flair (who also put on a kick-ass show) like Combichrist.
Strayed a bit from the original request, but it might just tickle your fancy.
