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Pleasure Symbols
Pleasure Symbols formed in Vienna in the late 1990s as an electro-industrial duo. The group consisted of Markus Resch and Wolfgang Dörfler, who went by Wolfi....
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Pleasure Symbols formed in Vienna in the late 1990s as an electro-industrial duo. The group consisted of Markus Resch and Wolfgang Dörfler, who went by Wolfi. Their sound was experimental from the start, which kept them from fitting neatly into mainstream channels.
Their 1998 album 'Control' gave them some visibility, with the title track becoming a recognizable piece in their catalog. They followed it with albums like 'Individual' in 2000 and 'Afterlife' in 2003, each showing a shift in their approach to industrial music. By 2006's 'Disorder', they had circled back to a more aggressive, rhythm-driven style.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on sexuality and social norms, which drew criticism from conservative listeners. That friction, along with their uncompromising sound, meant they operated mostly on the fringes of the industry.
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