Orphx: Three Decades of Rhythm and Noise pays homage to the influential Canadian industrial duo Orphx, celebrating their evolution and impact over more than thirty years. Co-authored by Ximo Noguera and Albert Freeman, the book chronicles their journey from their raw beginnings in the 1990s to their current status as pioneers in dark and experimental electronic music. It explores their unique sound, influenced by industrial rhythms and noise, and reflects on their ability to reinvent themselves while remaining relevant in a dynamic genre. Featuring contributions from notable artists and exclusive interviews, it’s a must-read for fans and anyone interested in the cultural ramifications of industrial music.
What does the ability to evolve while maintaining artistic integrity say about the resilience of musicians within underground genres?
