AlterRed London, UK
AlterRed's sound mixes electronic beats and sounds, ripping bass and avante-garde piano, then tops it off with strong and soaring vocals. With an array of recognizable influences from Depeche Mode, David Bowie, Nine Inch Nail, The Dresden Dolls and IAMX, the result is a melting-pot of sound and imagery. Music to lose your mind to! ... more
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