The Young Gods' debut album arrived as a bolt from the blue, a unique blend of industrial textures and hard rock power that sounded like nothing else. It laid the groundwork for a career that would consistently defy categorization.
- The album was recorded at Much More Music in Geneva.
- It was produced by Roli Mosimann, a Swiss producer known for his work with industrial and experimental artists.
- The album cover features a striking black and white photograph of the band.
The Young Gods formed in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1985, and are known for their pioneering fusion of rock and electronic music, often incorporating sampling and industrial elements. In 1987, they released their self-titled debut album, which established their unique sound and caught the attention of established rock artists.
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