Avarice In Audio
Avarice In Audio is an Australian group from Launceston, formed in 2013, exploring EBM, industrial, and futurepop genres.
- Type
- Band
- Origin
- Launceston
- Country
- Australie
- Active since
- 2013
On KracRadio
Tracks in our library
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Electronic Bodies - Session 1
Face The Beat- Session 2
Face The Beat- Session 3
Face The Beat- Session 5
Gothic File 22-1 – An Alfa Matrix Compilation
Matrix Downloaded 003
Matrix Downloaded 004
Matrix Downloaded 005
Matrix Downloaded 007
Matrix Downloaded 008
Matrix Downloaded 009
Matrix Downloaded 010
Matrix+ Downloaded 011
Matrix+ Downloaded 012
matriXX - 20 Years of Alfa Matrix (Best of Electro, Synthpop, EBM, Da
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About the artist
What is the musical genre of Avarice In Audio?+
EBM, industrial, and futurepop.
When was the group Avarice In Audio formed?+
In 2013.
What are some notable albums by Avarice In Audio?+
"Our Idols Are Filth" (2022) and "Tear Heaven in Half" (2024).
Where can I listen to Avarice In Audio?+
On their KracRadio page.
How many tracks by Avarice In Audio are broadcasted on KracRadio?+
15 tracks.
Biography
Story
Avarice In Audio is an Australian group formed in 2013 in Launceston. Their works are characterized by a blend of EBM, industrial, and futurepop genres. They have released several albums and EPs, including "Our Idols Are Filth" in 2022, "Tear Heaven in Half" and "Wicked Die Alone" in 2024, as well as "Welcome To Weimar America" scheduled for 2026.
The group also has a notable presence on KracRadio, featuring tracks such as "Do Unto Others (Gothic File 22-1)" and "I Pray (Feat Assemblage 23)". Their music is regularly broadcast, with a total of 15 tracks in the station's programming, illustrating their impact on the current music scene.
- —Formed in 2013 in Launceston, Australia.
- —Musical genres: EBM, industrial, and futurepop.
- —Notable albums: "Our Idols Are Filth" (2022), "Tear Heaven in Half" (2024).
- —Presence on KracRadio with 15 tracks broadcasted.
- —Upcoming album: "Welcome To Weimar America" (2026).
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