SPK

We're gonna dig back into their B-side collection with Die for Love.

And finally, we're gonna go way back into the electronic underground with a serious deep cut from 1983 with SPK and Metal Dance.

Now, if you're not familiar with the early industrial electronic scene, SBK were pioneers of that darker experimental electronic sound, and Metal Dance was one of those records that helped bridge the gap between industrial music and the dance floor.

It's raw, it's mechanical, it's a little strange and absolutely brilliant.

We kicked things off with a brand new Rubik's and Dancing with the Devil.

Then I dug into Erasure Archives with Die for Love.

And I wrapped things up with a real electronic underground classic from 1983 with SPK and Metal Dance.

all right let's get back into the classic 80s vibe with three tracks that really captured the sound of an incredible era in electronic music first i'm gonna go back to 1986 with the communards and don't leave me this way now a little history on the communards after leaving bronski beat in 1985 jimmy somerville teamed up with the classically trained musician richard coles to form the duo And what a combination.

They both love, uh, like, uh, Throbbing Gristle is a big thing for both of them.

Of course, SPK, The Leather Nun.

A lot of these bands kinda have overlap between goth and, and industrial.

They'd be played in both clubs.

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SPK or The Leather Nun.

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