“Raw hardware techno. No computers.”
Genre index
Circuits firing, flesh responding: Strict Tempo: Volume One (Part 1) and Part 2 deliver retro-futuristic EBM, darkwave, and industrial from across the underground. Pygmy Children's Coincidental Strategies resurfaces after two decades with distorted vocals, acoustic percussion, and mechanical tension in their sharpest form yet. Austin's Dread Risks push their bleak electro-industrial formula into new territory with "Invertebrate," backed by a dancefloor-ready Snowbeasts remix. SOFT RIOT's Crux balances space, rhythm, and mild psychedelia in its ever-evolving synthesizer post-punk, while Cathode Ray Tube's Canciones en la clave de Pelea pulses with jagged braindance and industrial IDM instinct. Simon Heartfield's The End Of Science EP strips it back to raw hardware techno—no computers, just pure machine soul.
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