God Module
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Biography
God Module, an American dark electronic band, was formed in Orlando, Florida, in 1999 by Jasyn Bangert and Andrew Ramirez. The group signed with Inception Records after sending demos to various labels. Their debut album, Artificial, was released in North America in 2000 and later in Europe through Trisol Music Group. Following the release of their first album, Ramirez left the band. God Module's subsequent releases included the EP Perception (2002), the album Empath (2003), and the reissued version of their debut titled Artificial 2.0 (2004). In 2004, they performed at the Out Of Line Electro Festival in Germany alongside notable acts such as Hocico and Icon of Coil. Their third album, Viscera, was released in 2005 and featured a cover version of "A Night Like This" by The Cure. They also released the album, Prophecy (2015), the EPs Unconscious (2019), and Cross My Heart (2019).
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- Track Popularity
- Rituals
- Victims Among Friends
- Don't Argue
- Me, I Disconnect From You
- Cross My Heart
- False Face
- Nothing But Mine
- Red Ribbons
- Ouija
- Perception
- Black and Blue
- Plastic
- Transform
- A Good Night to Die
- Abduction
- Claws
- Deceit
- We Are Legend
- Through the Noise
- Second Coming
- Wasteland
- Endless
- Hating How We Love
- Secrets
