The Young Gods

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Formed 1985.

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The Young Gods (TYG) are a Swiss post-industrial band. The band's lineup has generally consisted of a vocalist, a sampler operator and a drummer. Their instrumentation often includes sampled electric guitars, drums, keyboards, and other samples. The lyrics are depicted in English, French and German.

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BBC Reviews

  1. Super Ready/Fragmente 2007

    Review of Super Ready/Fragmente

    Reviewed by William Fairman

    [They] produce music that is unique in the context of current musical trends.

  2. XXY 2005

    Review of XXY

    Reviewed by Matt Harvey

    The Young Gods were one of the most revolutionary and forward thinking rock bands of...

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