A Swiss band that started in black metal and gradually wove in industrial and electronic elements.
If you want to hear where they ended up, 'Solar Soul' is a good place to start. For something earlier, 'Winter Solstice' shows that black metal foundation before the machines came in.
They were part of that late-80s Swiss black metal scene, but what makes them stick around is how they kept changing the recipe. Songs like 'Solar Soul' show that industrial turn clearly, it's not just heavy, it's got this mechanical pulse underneath. They've had their moments of controversy, like when 'Passage' faced legal issues in Switzerland, but the music always came first.
They formed in 1987 with Vorphalack and Xytraguptor, and their first album 'Worship Him' came out in 1991. By the mid-90s, you can hear them starting to blend industrial and electronic sounds into their black metal foundation. They're still at it with the same core members, quietly putting out albums like 'Era One' without much fanfare.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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