Artist description Orgasmic and intense Electronica Industrial with jungle, acid, punk, drum & bass, gothic, metal and trip-hop aspects PLUS (!!!!) a healthy dose of propaganda, politics, and paranoia # # # # # “...intelligent ... awesome... stunning acid sequences, mind-blowing synths, spooky new wave vocals... over the top of diverse, sometimes harsh, electronic beats... of the highest order!” B.M.A. music magazine, July 1999 # # # # # Boycotted by the Australian Government's national radio stations for being "...too controversial..."

Music Style Electronica Industrial with jungle, punk, acid, drum & bass, gothic, metal, trip-hop aspects.

Musical Influences Laibach, Test Dept, Snog, Consolidated, Skinny Puppy, Midnight Oil, Autechre, Pankow

Similar Artists Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Nine Inch Nails, Leftfield, Bauhaus, Covenant, Young Gods.

Artist History Top Secret!

Group Members Top Secret!

Instruments voice, analogue & digital synthesisers, guitars, bass, samplers, percussion (ironing boards, kitchen utensils, musical mice, indian drums), O2R mixing desk.

Albums "Politics Can Be Fun - Volume 1"

Press Reviews # # # # # "ALBUM OF THE WEEK" on Radio 4ZZZ-FM Brisbane Australia, November 1999 # # # # # ALBUM OF THE WEEK *** @ "Australian Music Biz" web-zine, December 1999. # # # # # "... an amazing record from start to finish... entertaining yet informative..." Warren Wheeler, "Tertangala" student newspaper of Wollongong University, August 99. # # # # # "... an awesome collection of hard-edged electronica, which cleverly employs samples to make a very perceptive statement about the Australian political landscape. Thought-provoking to say the least, this release, to me, holds the true spirit of industrial much more than the over-hyped N.I.N. and such like. In a word - ESSENTIAL!" Barry Bardoe, "Core" T.V. show, Channel 31, Melbourne, Australia, September 1999. # # # # # “...intelligent propaganda... awesome sounds... stunning acid sequences, mind-blowing synths, spooky new wave vocals... over the top of diverse, sometimes harsh, electronic beats... of the highest order!” B.M.A. music magazine, July 1999 # # # # # "... 5/5... tongue-in-cheek... a peculiar brand of unconventional but catchy, and often danceable, electronic music... clever, funny and politically aware... a sophisticated and mature work... " Peter Still, "Woroni", student newspaper of the Australian National University, August 99. # # # # # “... I bought the new NIN single today (huge NIN fan) and it paled next to your music. In other words, I'm very impressed!!!” Virus X, Adelaide, August 1999.

Additional Info "Politics Can Be Fun - Volume 1" web-site = http://www.teknet.net.au/~eye/EYE_Politics_can_be_fun.htm

Location Canberra, act australia - Australia

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