Agressiva 69’s Deus Ex Machina Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Vinyl
Agressiva 69’s Deus Ex Machina: Celebrating 25 Years of Industrial Rock
The iconic Polish industrial rock band, Agressiva 69, marks a milestone as their debut album Deus Ex Machina celebrates its 25th anniversary. Known as one of the pioneers of industrial rock in Poland, Agressiva 69 emerged in the transitional era between the 80s and 90s. The band was founded by Tomek Grochola and Jacek Tokarczyk, later joined by Robert Tuta, with Filip Mozul as the latest addition on drums. Their sound, brimming with energy, blends rock and electronic elements, drawing comparisons to industrial giants like KMFDM, Young Gods, Ministry, and Revolting Cocks.
Agressiva 69 played a crucial role in introducing industrial music to broader audiences in post-communist Poland, bridging the gap between niche experimental sounds and mainstream rock. Over the decades, the band has faced its share of challenges but remains a cornerstone of Poland's industrial music scene. From their cult status among Depeche Mode fans to their groundbreaking albums like Deus Ex Machina (1993) and Hammer By The Gods (1994), A69’s influence is undeniable.
Anniversary Vinyl and Upcoming Releases
To honor the 25th anniversary of Deus Ex Machina, Requiem Records released a special vinyl edition on January 30, 2019. In addition to the vinyl, a remastered CD version with bonus tracks is available, giving fans a fresh way to experience this industrial rock classic.
But the celebrations don’t stop there. Agressiva 69 is also set to release a digital EP titled Agressiva 2069. This EP will feature two covers of the track “A2069” along with remixes produced by Kings in White. The band promises more details on the EP soon, keeping fans eagerly anticipating the next chapter of their musical journey.
Stay tuned for further updates and join Agressiva 69 in celebrating 25 years of Deus Ex Machina—a true landmark in industrial rock.
Music released and distributed by Requiem Records.
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