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@roland
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://Montjoie! ://Obssessed with knights, cyberpunk, and industrial music.

San Antonio, TX
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2d•W:22•S:2

Song #7: Kathy's Song (Victoria Mix) by Apoptygma Bezerk & VNV Nation

Kathy's Song (Victoria Mix) from Apoptygma Bezerk's single Kathy's Song (Come Lie Next To Me), released 2000. Remix done by VNV Nation.

6d•W:66•S:1

Song #6: BODY TO BODY by SOFT BALLET

BODY TO BODY from the SOFT BALLET's debut album EARTH BORN, released 1989.

A bit obscure compared to the other bands I have posted so far, SOFT BALLET's unique blend of industrial/EBM and synthpop ends up creating some really fun and catchy songs such as this one.

Additionally, they are one of few (and arguably one of the most successful) EBM bands originating out from Japan.

9d•W:23•S:3

Song #5: Assimilate by Skinny Puppy

Assimilate from Skinny Puppy's first full-length album Bites, released 1985.

A seminal release for electro-industrial that helped define the entire genre as whole.

13d•W:25•S:3•R:2

A classic EBM track

The time has come for me to post another song. This time it's Murderous from Nitzer Ebb's debut album That Total Age, released in 1987.

18d•W:40•S:5•R:3

Yet another industrial track...

Posting another classic industrial song. This time it's The Blade from Front Line Assembly's legendary album Tactical Neural Implant, 1992.

One of the best industrial albums of all-time, in my opinion. Truly exemplifies that cyberpunk feel FLA is famous for.

2mo•W:63•S:3

Yet another industrial song.

Just wanted to share yet another industrial song. This time it's Hi Tech Low Life by Die Krupps. Definitely one of the most cyberpunk songs of all time.

I decided to post the 2008 re-recording from their compilation album Too Much History rather than the original 1992 version as I just personally prefer the new version more. The original is still great though.

3mo•W:24•S:3

Classic electro-industrial track

Just wanted to post my favorite song of all-time.

An absolute banger off of :wumpscut:'s first full-length album, Music for a Slaughtering Tribe, 1993.

~ EOF ~

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