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    The Young Gods

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Young_Gods

    I'm surprised there wasn't a thread about TYG on echoingthesound. For those who don't know them, TYG are a post-industrial band from Switzerland.


    Today I found out that they'll play in my little hometown in Switzerland in about two weeks and I really can't wait to see them live for the first time.


    When I was in Copenhagen last spring, another NIN fan from Sweden asked me if I knew a Swiss band called The Young Gods. I was surprised because she knew a band that even most of Swiss people absolutely ignore (oh well, most of Swiss never heard of Nine Inch Nails either, so...)


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    It is a good band indeed, they've released a few very solid albums but I think they seem to lack a bit of craziness to catch the attention of the masses. Never seen them live though so it may be a worthy show and I'd totally pay to see them but its a long shot here in america.

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    Envoye!!!!!!!!!!

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    Sweet, talented guys. I had the pleasure of working with them back "in the day".

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    I know the thread is old, but they're releasing a new record this month, called Data Mirage Tangram. It's mixed by Alan Moulder as well.

    Such a great band and an influence of Outsider-era Bowie, one of my favourites besides NIN

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    I saw them a few weeks ago, it was an exceptional concert. I also got the chance to meet them for an interview, they are really nice guys and have a lot of interesting things to say. The way they use sounds to paint mental/physical pictures is phenomenal. Their latest album is really good, maybe people don't relate much to it here because of the french lyrics, but sometimes I fail understand why they don't have a greater fanbase. (I'm french speaking so no issues fir me with the lyrics)

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    Quote Originally Posted by arsenic View Post
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Young_Gods

    Today I found out that they'll play in my little hometown in Switzerland in about two weeks and I really can't wait to see them live for the first time.
    Just read this now ... This was in Fribourg, right?
    I was at this festival, mostly by chance. I was there on another day, and discovered another local band, The Rambling Wheels. They played a great show and I've been somehow a fan since.

    During the Rambling Wheels show, I',m quite sure, the singer from The Young Gods was standing right next to me.

    Never really got into them, though.

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    I've been listening to a remix of Tear Up the Red Sky that just got released on the Cold Waves Compilation and I gotta say, they are such an underrated band. Their music is consistently good, different from among the rest of industrial acts and have been around forever! Take a listen here and of course, support the cause if you are able to. https://cracknationrecords.bandcamp....d-sky-crackmix

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