ForAllTheEmptiness
For All The Emptiness is a Canadian music project from Ontario, blending EBM, industrial, and synth-pop, known for its captivating EPs and albums.
- Origin
- Ontario
- Country
- Canada
- Active since
- 2011
- Tracks
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taking back control
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For All The Emptiness is a Canadian music project based in Ontario, active in the EBM, industrial, and synth-pop genres. Their discography includes several EPs and albums, such as "Axioms" (2011), "Second Order" (2012), "Circus of Gods" (2018), and EPs like "Mt EP" (2017) and "Taking Back Control" (2021). In 2022, the project released the EP "used and violated".
The music of For All The Emptiness has been featured in KracRadio's programming, with several remixes of the song "taking back control" being aired, including versions by The Gothsicles, 909's S. Komor, Frozen Plasma, Assemblage 23, and Leaether Strip.
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Unique blend of EBM, industrial, and synth-pop.
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Discography includes albums and EPs since 2011.
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Released the EP "used and violated" in 2022.
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Multiple remixes of "taking back control" aired on KracRadio.
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Originating from Ontario, Canada.
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Q01What music genres does For All The Emptiness explore?+
For All The Emptiness explores EBM, industrial, and synth-pop genres.
Q02What is the discography of For All The Emptiness?+
Their discography includes albums and EPs such as "Axioms" (2011), "Second Order" (2012), "Circus of Gods" (2018), and EPs like "Mt EP" (2017) and "Taking Back Control" (2021).
Q03Where can I listen to For All The Emptiness's music?+
On their KracRadio page.
Q04What EP did For All The Emptiness release in 2022?+
The EP released in 2022 is "used and violated".
Q05What remixes of "taking back control" have been aired on KracRadio?+
The aired remixes include versions by The Gothsicles, 909's S. Komor, Frozen Plasma, Assemblage 23, and Leaether Strip.