“Requiem”

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“Requiem” is a song by the English post-punk band Killing Joke, known for its dark, driving sound and influential role in alternative and industrial rock.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album Killing Joke (1980 album) NERFINISHED
artist Killing Joke NERFINISHED
composer Geordie Walker NERFINISHED
Jaz Coleman NERFINISHED
Paul Ferguson NERFINISHED
Youth
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
era early 1980s post-punk
genre alternative rock
industrial rock
post-punk
hasBside Change NERFINISHED
hasCoverVersionBy Econoline Crush NERFINISHED
Foo Fighters NERFINISHED
Godflesh NERFINISHED
hasMusicVideo yes
includedIn Killing Joke live setlists
influencedArtistCommunity post-punk revival bands
influencedGenre alternative metal
industrial rock
isSignatureSongOf Killing Joke NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Jaz Coleman NERFINISHED
mood dark
ominous
musicalStyle distorted guitar textures
heavy bass-driven rhythm
urgent vocal delivery
notableFor dark driving sound
influence on alternative rock
influence on industrial rock
openingTrackOf Killing Joke (1980 album) NERFINISHED
originalMedium 12-inch single
7-inch single
partOfAlbum Killing Joke (1980 album) NERFINISHED
performer Geordie Walker NERFINISHED
Jaz Coleman NERFINISHED
Killing Joke NERFINISHED
Paul Ferguson NERFINISHED
Youth NERFINISHED
recordLabel E.G. Records NERFINISHED
Malicious Damage NERFINISHED
releaseDecade 1980s
releaseYear 1980
tempoCharacter driving
trackNumberOnAlbum 1

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Killing Joke notableWork “Requiem”