Suicide

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Suicide was a pioneering American electronic proto-punk duo known for their minimalist, confrontational sound and influential role in shaping punk, industrial, and synth-based music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical duo
proto-punk band
activeStartTime 1970
basedIn New York City
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
formedIn New York City NERFINISHED
genre electronic
industrial
minimalist music
no wave
proto-punk
punk rock
synth-pop
synth-punk
hasMember Alan Vega NERFINISHED
Martin Rev NERFINISHED
influenced Bruce Springsteen NERFINISHED
Depeche Mode NERFINISHED
Nine Inch Nails NERFINISHED
Soft Cell NERFINISHED
The Jesus and Mary Chain NERFINISHED
influencedGenre electronic rock
industrial music
post-punk
punk rock
synth-pop
instrument drum machine
synthesizer
vocals
notableCharacteristic confrontational live performances
dark and intense lyrical themes
minimalist instrumentation
use of drum machines instead of live drums
notableSong Cheree NERFINISHED
Dream Baby Dream NERFINISHED
Frankie Teardrop NERFINISHED
Ghost Rider NERFINISHED
notableWork A Way of Life (1988 album) NERFINISHED
American Supreme (2002 album) NERFINISHED
Suicide (1977 album) NERFINISHED
Suicide: Alan Vega and Martin Rev (1980 album) NERFINISHED
Why Be Blue (1992 album) NERFINISHED
occupationOfMembers keyboardist
singer
recordLabel Mute Records NERFINISHED
Red Star Records NERFINISHED
ZE Records NERFINISHED

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