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October 10, 2016 - International Industrial band Army of the Universe has released their highly anticipated 3rd studio album, 1999 & The Aftershow, a diverse selection of neo-industrial, rave inspired tracks showcasing the trio's eclectic blend of ingenious creativity and polished production skills. Originally premiered on PureGrainAudio, 1999 & The Aftershow is available NOW via Metropolis Records. "We built 1999 & The Aftershow on modern sound design with inspiration from the dark wave, industrial, and underground scenes; we believe it’s our most diverse album to date." - Army Of The Universe |
"...we're thrilled to premiere the new album 1999 & The Aftershow from Milano, Italy's Army Of The Universe. A bodacious mix of electronica, rock and industrial, 1999 & The Aftershow see the trio of musicians take their songwriting and music to new heights." - Christopher Gonda - PureGrainAudio |
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Army Of The Universe was founded in 2008 by Electronic Dance producer Trebla (aka Albert Vorne) and lead singer Lord K. In 2010, guitar player Dave Tavecchia joined the band and one year later Chris Vrenna (NIN, Marilyn Manson, Tweaker) co-produced their first album Mother Ignorance(Metropolis Records). Army Of The Universe’ sound is made of analog synths and blade guitars, speeding around the echoes of 80's vibes and 90's industrial, throughout the underground of Brit's school electronica, new wave and techno beats. The band and their debut album Mother Ignorance have been considered one of the newest and most exciting surprises throughout both the industrial and rave scenes. Between 2011 and 2014 the band toured North America and Europe for over 80 shows, including several DJ set gigs, a mix of dark underground sounds with live vocal performances. In the meanwhile The Army released one more EP on Metropolis Records,Until The End followed by a second album, The Hipster Sacrifice, and a new single, "Uniforms", in 2014. Their experimentation also landed the band on Dim Mak Records for Kill The F* DJ EP and the single "PNKRZ!" |
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