Gradual Hate & Silence in First Degree

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Spain's Gradual Hate was originally created as a solo outlet for Miguel LS, who had already explored experimental and neo-classical music in such projects as The Lietech Project and Woman's Broken Hands, to take on the dark electronic scene. Inspired less by the synthpop crossover acts of the current scene than by old-school European artists like Leæther Strip and The Invincible Spirit, the project really started to take off when Miguel was joined by keyboardist and multimedia artist Avencio DM, who helped to focus Gradual Hate's politically-charged themes with gritty industrial imagery and a manifesto of purpose. Signing to Hypervoxx Recordings, the group released their debut album in late 2007; entitled Asphyxiated World, it combines crunchy guitar riffs with hard but catchy electronics and raspy vocals to deliver what LS and DM describe as a warning call to a sedated citizenry. The album also features "Reptilian Control," a collaboration with Japanese experimental author Kenji Siratori that Gradual Hate's , album collaboration with the writer entitled Spoken Word. Alejandro G, Fernando Suárez, Manuel Platino, Silence in First Degree is a group born in late 2006 with the objective of approaching music from a experimental point of view, without focusing too much on music styles, although drawing from those who have broken new ground during late twentieth century (mainly electronics, noise, ambient,industrial and drone). We are constantly inspired by bands like Throbbing Gri

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