Red Industry - Censored

The return of Mexican Red Industrie is an important event in the alternative technological music scene and another opportunity to experience their energy and irreverence. After the previous and acclaimed album "Destroyer", released in 2012, Helder Camberos and Jesse Eddie refined their evolution in 2014 with the new, splendid full-length titled "Censored". Conceptually provocative, vocally cold and sarcastic, this work incorporates lyrics as sharp as blades within a composite style that interacts with EBM, Techno Body Music and Future/Electro Clash elements, a musically lethal combination in which the chant becomes a proclamation of all the rage and reproach of a distraught and rebellious generation, while the sound system, often structurally variable in its schemes, is a synergy of danceability, melody and electronic discipline. The joint action of the drum machines and programming generates squared and pulsing rhythms, and Helder's linear and monolithic singing relentlessly scratches at your hearing, attacking it with ruthlessness, following the irresistible synth harmonies and the electric flows generated by the guitar: the new release, subtitled with the slogan "Protest En Un Mundo Sin Rebeldes" (Protest in a World Without Rebels), will captivate you with its sixteen tracks, among which stand out contributions from People Theatre, HIV+ and Psyche, plus two cover versions of Apoptygma Berzerk and the spectacular floorfiller remixes processed by Neikka RPM, Tecnoman SF, Dark Control Operation, LA-X, TourdeForce and Matsfer. Red Industrie will surprise their many international fans, but also all who will listen to their music for the first time, earning the album "Censored" one single adjective: exciting!

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