A sound that shares much in common with their industrial metal influences; heavy distortion, electronics, pounding guitar riffs, and aggressive vocals. Stiff Valentine’s first full-length album is a heavy dose of thick drum machines, synthesizers and punk rock tongue and check antics.

Thick layers of guitars and blast booming dance funk breaks 
combine with distorted disco punk sounds reminiscent of Static-X with the comedic aggression of punk bands like The Dwarves. 

It’s an all out genre bender of an album that combines many styles into an industrial rock package. Techno dance elements collide with heavy metal guitar riffs juxtaposed against sarcastic lyrics that reflect on the true state of industrial music. Previously released tracks from their “Loveless EP” appear on this full length as remixed album versions. 

Hailing form Vancouver, Canada, Stiff Valentine has deep roots in the industrial music scene, with its members playing and contributing to bands such as Front Line Assembly, Dismantled, and Noise Unit.

Compared to albums from Ministry, KMFDM, Fear Factory, Butthole Surfers, Big Black and Rob Zombie, it can be summed up in three words: Industrial Metal Disco.

Trafik Records