Combichrist

Attention, industrial music fans! Combichrist's Andy LaPlegua gets serious about dogfighting, animal testing, and how you can help animals.

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Music

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• Combichrist
• Andy LaPlegua
• Icon of Coil
• Panzer AG
• Scandy
• Today We Are All Demons
• Metropolis Records
• Dogfighting
• peta2

[zeleftikam]

Well, I feel better about buying Combichrist now. Sure, he writes lyrics about choking women and raping them anally while spitting in their face, but at least he loves puppies!

[marixalilith]

now i love Combichrist even more...

[sonofpoony]

Lives in Atlanta huh?... There's an awful lot of dogfighting there >_>;

[pessimystica]

@RayKoefoed

i totally agree with you, that's basically how i interpreted it... plus it has such a tongue-in-cheek aura to it, i couldn't take it completely serious to begin with

[MissTreas]

@RayKoefoed WELL SAID!!

[drysuitbear]

see he is really a nice guy!!!

[RayKoefoed]

@zeleftikam I think you might have misinterpreted the lyrics of 'Shut up and swallow'. It had nothing to do with rape. The abuse was presented as an option, not forced. It was obviously a metaphor, stating that if you don't do anything to stop whatever powers that be from humiliating and taking advantage of you, then you might as well be asking them to, and just let yourself be forced to endure the consequences.

[xdanierox]

WOW Andy just went from being my Sex God to being my Supreme God!!!!

He rocks!!!! Combichrist + Icon of Coil + Panzer AG + Scandy are all GENIUS projects =)

[MissWednesday13]

I always loved Andy, but after I seen this the first time, I loved him a lot more ;D He's so fucking great and one of the nicest guys ever!! <3

[CreatureParallax]

LMFAO good call

[MrElrohir]

Wow He's So cool ^^

Peace Man seriously

[Faliat]

Same here. He says stuff about the horrors of testing on humans and how bad that is, but if we don't test on animals, medicines and procedures will be tested on humans anyway.

We still are forcing dogs and monkeys to smoke, and yes. We know it's bad for us. But we still don't know the full extent so keep testing to learn it. Maybe with enough animal testing, we will eventually discover a way to bypass it altogether through cloning? I dunno. But I do know that it's a lesser evil in my eyes.