Cut.Rate.Box
Cut.Rate.Box formed in the Netherlands in the early 1990s as an electro-industrial duo with Jan de Jong and Eric van der Werf. Their debut album '3518' came...
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Cut.Rate.Box formed in the Netherlands in the early 1990s as an electro-industrial duo with Jan de Jong and Eric van der Werf. Their debut album '3518' came out in 1994, and the title track became a notable underground piece with its synth lines and vocals.
Their 1997 album 'Elevation' drew attention for its use of religious audio samples mixed with electronic noise, which some found provocative. The band's lineup has included other musicians like Anne-Marie van der Steur at times, and they've worked with artists such as Mind:Body:Soul and Aphex Twin.
Songs like 'Behind The Wheel', 'Brittle', 'Copper', and 'Dataseed' represent their catalog, which explores themes around mental states and social alienation through industrial rhythms and melodies.
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