album · February 22, 1997

Thrilled by Velocity & Distortion

Girl Eats Boy

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indie rockalternative

This 1997 album on Invisible Records marked a moment in the industrial rock scene. It featured a more refined, yet still aggressive sound.

• The album was released on February 22, 1997, by Invisible Records. It was part of the burgeoning industrial rock scene of the mid-90s. The exact chart performance or critical reception details are not widely documented.
• The production credits for "Thrilled by Velocity & Distortion" are often cited as a key element of its sound. The band's use of electronic textures alongside raw guitar work was a hallmark of their style.
• The album's title, "Thrilled by Velocity & Distortion," reflects the band's intense and abrasive musical approach. This release came as the band solidified its place within the American industrial music landscape.

Girl Eats Boy was an industrial rock band from San Francisco. They were known for their blend of heavy guitars and electronic elements.