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Deo Cadaver Geneva, Switzerland
Deo Cadaver was a Swiss EBM / industrial duo (later trio) based in Geneva, Switzerland, active between 1987 and 1993. Starting at the young age of 17 in the footsteps of bands like The Young Gods, Front 242, Laibach and Skinny Puppy, they gradually developed their own sound and epic live performances, later joining other Swiss electro pioneers to form the experimental performance collective MXP. ... more
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