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X File
X File came out of the Belgian underground in the early 1990s. The group kept things deliberately obscure, with members using pseudonyms like Jean-Luc De...
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X File came out of the Belgian underground in the early 1990s. The group kept things deliberately obscure, with members using pseudonyms like Jean-Luc De Meyer (who went by A-Lied) on vocals and synthesizers, Marc Verhaeghen on synths and programming, and Eric Van Wonterghem (Eric D) handling synthesizers and drum machines.
Their debut album 'Interstellar Visitor' arrived in 1993. It had a dense, pulsating sound that mixed electro-industrial rhythms with techno energy, and tracks like 'Interstellar Pleasure' found a home in dance clubs and on alternative radio. They followed it with albums like 'The X-Files' in 1994 and 'Adrenochrome' in 1996.
X File's anonymity and sometimes provocative material drew criticism in some circles, but their approach, hypnotic, distorted, and unafraid of darker themes, left a clear mark on electronic music. They've been relatively quiet since the late 1990s, but songs like 'Mission to Mars' and 'Speedway Suicide' still turn up in sets and playlists.
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