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Virtual Embrace
Virtual Embrace formed in 2003 around vocalist Andrew Sega, with guitarist Mark Meyer and drummer Jake Haynes. They put out their first album, 'Revolution,'...
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Virtual Embrace formed in 2003 around vocalist Andrew Sega, with guitarist Mark Meyer and drummer Jake Haynes. They put out their first album, 'Revolution,' in 2005. Their track 'F... You!' became a kind of protest anthem, though its explicit lyrics drew some criticism from conservative groups.
Their sound mixed electronic rhythms with rock energy, heard on later albums like 'Embrace the Abyss' and 'Resistance.' Another song, 'She Speed,' shows that driving, industrial-tinged pulse. They released 'Unleashed' in 2021 and have kept touring since.
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