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Richard H. Kirk Feat. Pat Riot – Meets The Truck Bombers Of Suburbia Uptown Vol. 1

Lina Filipovich — Flowers Of Evil II

The Young Gods – Second Nature

Vatican Shadow — Church Of All Hallows’ Eve

Rhys Fulber — Memory Impulse Autonomy

Exit Electronics - Body Builder

Pan Sonic – Aaltopiiri

Meat Beat Manifesto – Satyricon

Zonal – Wrecked

Stärker — Spectral

EXIT ELECTRONICS I'm Your Beggar

New album from Justin Broadrick's Exit Electronics, out now.

Primal broken rhythm machines, bass, and noise music. Textural industrial destruction. A no hope soundtrack for the brave and the bold. Approach with extreme caution.

Justin K Broadrick — Electronics. 2009-2025

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Exit Electronics: I'm Your Beggar

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BODY BUILDER from EXIT ELECTRONICS

More goodness from Justin K. Broderick.

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Exit Electronics: Believe Anything, Believe Everything (2023)

It’s great being a Justin Broadrick fan because there’s no shortage of new music released. Any day you can wake up and find out his tenth album from one of his many projects came out a few weeks ago. Many circulatory systems came to a sudden halt upon first listen of Learn The Hard Way with its filthy over-the-top rhythmic noise overload. Only six months later had Broadrick (Godflesh, Techno Animal, Jesu) unloaded more defunct electronics with Believe Anything, Believe Everything. With his endless output of sound and innovation, it comes as no surprise that he had plenty more of steel-heavy industrial payloads to deliver. Believe Anything…’s themes and track titles of blind worship, herd mentality, and deception say a lot without lyrics and goes hard explaining it sonically in busted and pulverizing textures and structures. Imagine the surprised look on your face on “Act First, Think Last” where flesh is ripped off and your head gets bashed in. Multitudes of ice-cold knives are thrown all around in “Kneejerks”, transitioning into “Who’s Your God” where five-plus minutes gets mercilessly disintegrated into shreds. Believe Anything…’s unbearable industrial hell ends with the final hammer blows of “How We Love To Mock” that seals all the rusty nails in the coffin. If last year’s Learn The Hard Way already didn’t demolish everything in sight, then Believe Anything, Believe Everything will certainly finish the job. Chances are, it may not be the last.