CABARET VOLTAIRE - SENSORIA

Classic song from the pioners of the industrial rock.

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[kemicon]

just realized how much these guys must have influenced the Ministry Twitch Album.

[Charles Burnham]

still fresh after 30 years...

[Mark Taylor]

This must be 83/84? Still have 12 single somewhere. They were recording on Rough Trade 78ish so long before Art of Noise. CV changed when watson left. But where so far ahead of their time. I remember seeing them in the 90s still great.

[VAMPYR ENGEL]

Yeah true point taken mate :)

[Anton Majdanek]

Yeah but Cabaret Voltaire from the 70s and early 80s sounds a lot different to this. They went in a direction similar to DAF and Art of Noise then. And yes you can hear CV influence in Art of Noise, it is possible for both bands to influence each other

[VAMPYR ENGEL]

You must be joking, more like you here Cabaret Voltaire influence in the Art Of Noise, after all The Cabs have been going longer

[BlueberryNight10]

one of their best tracks ... so funky ... I really love the percussions :-)

[Flapn Blab]

top charts in 87? was everywhere, any club that didn't play mainstream

Any real electronic experimentation that happened in U.S/ Can happened because of influence of UK experimental groups. I group them under that name as its how they all started.

Only real contenders that I really think of (probably missing 1-2) were Skinny Puppy & Tackhead.

Ministry also majorly ripped off Skinny P

industrial rock (lazy american term)..Killing Joke first developed the style

CB were more electronic

[iliadav]

Al invented nothing. Chris Connelly mentions in his book Al was crazy about CV, and Micro-Phonies specifically. I like Twitch, but no way it gets anywhere close to Micro-Phonies

[crazeetaxi]

Props to Gary Crowley who used up 7.50 of screen time on The Beat to play this video years after its release for no particular reason at all other than it's mega. That's how both music and life should be, just do it, just because.

[Anton Majdanek]

Can hear lots of Art of Noise influence here

[Robert McDonnell]

still the best Rob Mc (leadmill 82 - 88)