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Sometimes you just need a little apocalypse in your playlist and what better way than with some electronic and industrial metal. These four bands bring it with their highly experimental sound!
Machina Dei
Electronicore – Bogata, Columbia
This relentless fusion of metalcore with frenzied electronic notes will send you head first into the pit. Characterized by heavy use of synthesizers, screaming vocals, and both electronic and metal breakdowns, Machina Dei will treat your ears to an unyielding roller coaster of sound permanently set to fast.
Neuroheart
Industrial – Moscow, Russia
With roots in symphonic metal, the members of Neuroheart launched their debut album this year. No More Time is an experimental album that seamlessly fuses industrial/electronic with more classical notes of symphonic. Vocalist Anna Volodina brings powerful and moving lyrics to the forefront and the hallmark synthesizers of the electronic genre add that extra punch.
Seraphim System
Industrial/Electronicore – New York, NY, USA
Seraphim System embodies the term "fusion" by incorporating elements of aggrotech, black metal, death metal, punk, drum and bass, and dubstep in their hellish sound. We hope you're ready to jump in a pit and unleash full out industrial metal mayhem.
Shaârghot
Industrial Metal / Electro Punk – Paris, France
Welcome to a post-apocalyptic hellscape of sound. Founded in 2014, Shaârghot combines dark electronic tunes with shrieking heavy metal inspired guitars. Inspired by movies such as Mad Max and Blade Runner, they create a dark steampunk world on stage to fully immerse you in the experience. This highly theatrical approach carries over to their videos which aim to keep you full entertained.
