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Sulpher - Spray (CD)
Sulpher - Spray (CD)
Artist: Sulpher
Music Genre: Industrial, Rock
- Label
- Dependent
- Cat No
- mind 046
- Released
- 2014
- Pressing
- Europe
- Styles
- Industrial
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| Artist | Sulpher |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Dependent |
| Catalogue no. | mind 046 |
| Genre | Industrial and Rock |
| Released | February 2014 |
| Barcode | 4042564004250 |
Sulpher — Spray
Format: CD • Label: Dependent (2) (mind 046) • Released: 2014 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Industrial
Tracklist:
1. Scarred
2. Misery
3. You Ruined Everything
4. Unknown
5. You Don't Mean That Much
6. One Of Us
7. Blasphemy
8. Fear Me
9. Spray
10. Problem
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Sulpher is a respected British industrial rock band formed around 2000 by multi-instrumentalists Rob Holliday and Steve "Monti" Monti (known for his work with Curve, Cocteau Twins, and The Jesus and Mary Chain). Their raw, high-energy industrial sound, drawing comparisons to Ministry and Killing Joke, was first showcased on their 2002 debut album
Spray, which featured singles like "One of Us". The band gained further recognition when the track "Fear Me" was used in a USA Winter Olympics promotion. However, Sulpher's activity has often been punctuated by the members' extensive external commitments; most notably, frontman and guitarist Rob Holliday has been a long-standing touring member for The Prodigy since 2005 and has also performed with Marilyn Manson and Gary Numan. Following a significant hiatus, Sulpher returned in 2018 with their second, slightly more melodic album, No One Will Ever Know, and as of 2022, the band continues to record new music for a third album.
Spray, which featured singles like "One of Us". The band gained further recognition when the track "Fear Me" was used in a USA Winter Olympics promotion. However, Sulpher's activity has often been punctuated by the members' extensive external commitments; most notably, frontman and guitarist Rob Holliday has been a long-standing touring member for The Prodigy since 2005 and has also performed with Marilyn Manson and Gary Numan. Following a significant hiatus, Sulpher returned in 2018 with their second, slightly more melodic album, No One Will Ever Know, and as of 2022, the band continues to record new music for a third album.
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