ELECTRO-INDUSTRIAL

'Electro-industrial', also called 'Elektro' (not to be confused with 'Electro', a sub-genre of hip-hop), was is musical outgrowth and subgenre of EBM. It developed in the late 1980s and first half of the 1990s. Whereas EBM is straightforward in structure and clean production, electro-industrial became known for having a deep, layered and complex sound. This can be heard in many albums of this genre, such as ''Tactical Neural Implant'' by Front Line Assembly and ''Too Dark Park'' by Skinny Puppy.
In contrast to the straight EBM style, electro-industrial groups use harsher beats and raspy, distorted, or digitized vocals. In contrast to industrial rock, electro-industrial groups use comparatively little guitar music (if any). Lyrical content was often strongly influenced by dystopian subject matters.

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Notable Artists

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Notable Artists

★ Android Lust

★ Brainclaw

★ Controlled Fusion

★ Decoded Feedback

★ Dismantled

★ Forma Tadre

★ Front Line Assembly

★ Haujobb

★ Hocico

★ In Strict Confidence

★ Individual Totem

★ Lassigue Bendthaus

★ Leæther Strip

★ Mentallo and the Fixer

★ Numb

★ Plastic Noise Experience

★ Skinny Puppy

★ Velvet Acid Christ

★ :Wumpscut:

★ X-Marks the Pedwalk

★ Tactical Sekt

★ Pulse Legion

★ God Module

See also

★ Aggrotech

★ Dark Electro

★ Electronic Body Music

★ Futurepop

★ Post-Industrial