Guilt Trip Stockholm, Sweden
Guilt Trip was born out of the ashes of electronic maurauder Chirurgie Esthetique, stalwarts of Sweden’s industrial scene who were active throughout the nineties. Fuelled by dissent and incisive observations of mankind’s less enticing traits, Guilt Trip have little time for posturing and prefer to go straight for the listener’s jugular. ... more
Guilt Trip recommends:
Lung Function - The Singles
by Click Click
Legendary unique sound and presence on record as well as on stage.
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The Greater Wrong of the Right
by Skinny Puppy
Should have been Rabies, but The Greater Wrong of the Right is a great representation and substitute of a sound we've kept close to us ever since we began making music.
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Nemesis
by 2̵n̵d̵ ̵f̷a̶c̴e̷ | 2nd Face
supported by 4 fans who also own “Inanimate”
Talking about miracles, out of nowhere came THE 1ST OF HIS NAME in this stylish EBM-meets-hardcore techno-while-they-were-clinking-glasses-with-IDM type of album. Filled to the brim with infactious rhythms, striking symbolism & all sorts of couter-emotions draining you until you reach catharsis state of mind. Some parts could have been less orthodox, but Insanity alone is a final electro solution i didn't expect.
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Eye On You
by Front Line Assembly feat. Robert Görl
supported by 4 fans who also own “Inanimate”
From humble beginnings a decade-and-half ago, to now prowling the scene like an aged, ravished animal, Front Line Assembly only keeps getting more fierce and precise with "Eye On You". Or, if that's not quite your fit when trying to avoid surveillance, you also got two remixes: Terence Fixmer with a "chasing through tunnels" anthem, and Orphx with a mind-wrenching stomper.
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The Barcelona duo inject coldwave with industrial grit and ghostly elegance, with Andrea P. Latorre’s vocals an undeniable highlight.
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Chasing Ghosts
by Stabbing Westward
The industrial rock heavyweights return with their first album in over 20 years, produced by John Fryer (Nine Inch Nails, Cocteau Twins).
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