Alien Vampires

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Alien Vampires
Origin UK/Italy
Genres Harsh EBM, electro-industrial, aggrotech, dark electro, industrial metal
Years active2000–present
Associated acts Aborym
Website http://www.myspace.com/alienvampires666 https://www.facebook.com/AlienVampires
MembersNysrok Infernalien
Nightstalker

Alien Vampires is an electro-industrial band formed in 2000. The band has recorded half a dozen studio releases, and has collaborated with numerous other groups, including Suicide Commando, In Slaughter Natives, and Noisuf-X.

Biography

Formed in 2000 by Nysrok Infernalien (ex-Aborym) who wanted to explore different sonorities by blending psy trance, industrial, EBM and metal, Alien Vampires was joined by Nightstalker in 2004 who also shared the same passion for Jam Montoya, BDSM and Drugs.

Discography

Studio albums

EPs, Remix Albums

Remixes

Compilations

Members

Current

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