As far as I know, the first song on this 7'' is considered one of the all time classics of Swedish punk, but I personally prefer the second one, Vild I Skogen - a quite catchy song with energetic female vocals. Here's another one of the bands that made me interested in the obscure punk scene of the late 70's, along with Crisis, NY Niggers, and Aryan Disgrace. I got no idea if 'Evolve' is officially available for free download or not, but 'Shi no Sedai' definitely is: Special kudos to Animassacre for the phrase 'I am a freak and you are a freak, we should make a contest who's a bigger fucking geek!' that appeared on their album 'Evolve' in the track 'evolution'. They're a duo (Simon & Diana) who draw their inspiration mainly from the 'dark' anime (cyberpunk, post-apocalyptic, dystopic/sci-fi, horror/guro etc.) While I'm definitely not a weeaboo, I quite enjoy these kinds of anime too, and I've searched long and hard for a band that sounds similar to 2 Bullet (the only Japanese dark electro project I know). Whereas their early albums were almost entirely acoustic, featuring oboes, spinets, harmoniums and Mellotrons, their 1980s albums tended to rely more on synthesizer and electric guitar, sounding much more electric.Animassacre are probably the only Bulgarian industrial band who are more or less known outside their home country. Obvious early influences were Bartók and Stravinsky, however the band also cited less well known composers such as Albert Huybrechts, who was also Belgian. For a time, Univers Zero were part of a musical movement called Rock in Opposition (RIO) which strove to create dense challenging music, a direct contrast to the disco and punk music being produced in the late 1970s. Necronomicon is renamed to Univers Zero in 1974. At the time, Guy Denis (percussion) took part in some shows and rehearsals and Jean-Luc Manderlier (keyboards) was present only during rehearsals. By that time, apart from Deron (trumpet) and Denis (drums), the group consisted of Roger Trigaux (guitar), Guy Segers (bass guitar), Patrick Hanappier (violin) and John Van Rymenant (sax), and, later on, Vincent Motoulle (keyboards). In 1973, Claude Deron and Daniel Denis, both former members of Belgian ‘Zeuhl’ band Arkham (which had disbanded the previous year), set up a new group, Necronomicon. The band is known for playing dark music heavily influenced by 20th-century chamber music.

“ Univers Zero (also known as Univers Zéro and Univers-Zero) are an instrumental progressiveBelgian band formed in 1974 by drummer Daniel Denis.

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