
Hello VZOID and welcome to Brutal Resonance. Let's start off with my favorite introductory questions: What are three of your favorite albums of all time and why?
VZOID: Skinny Puppy – Rabies because it is journey from heaven to hell and back. No other album made that kind of impact on me. It is an album without any low. Every song is catchy and the melodies are sweet and cold. The album sounds quite different to any other SP album before because of Al Jourgensen’s guitars and production especially on “Rodent” and “Tin Omen”.
Frontline Assembly – Caustic Grip. What a fantastic record of EBM tunes. This is the first record with Rhys Fulber and a big change in sound. In opposite to Gashed Senses and Crossfire, which was about sounds and atmosphere, Caustic Grip where these fast, heavy tracks, EBM shouting and sample madness. What Frontline Assembly divides from other EBM bands at that time were its doomsday vibes and sample orgies. I was 16 when I bought this album and went to the fantastic concert in Munich’s “Nachtwerk”. Nearly all Caustic Grip tunes where performed. 3 hours of sweat and pleasure.
Revolting Cocks – Beers Steers & Queers, everybody knows this album, even people from other genres, but it’s also quite different from the usual Industrial track. It’s like Hardcore meets EBM, including the unique sounding Chris Connelly and Ogre of Skinny Puppy as the guest vocalist. What I love about this Cocks record is these simple rock songs, industrial instrumentation, punk voice and attitude, and twisted lyrics.
Prior to VZOID, you were in a band called FOG. How did that help shape VZOID? Were you in any other projects beforehand?
Where does the name VZOID stem from? What does it mean?
If you had to describe VZOID to the average person, what would you say?
In your press release, you said that your EP and album 'Perceptron' and "Immersion" did quite well. How do you measure your success? Through streaming numbers? Sales? Social media interaction?
How do you create a song. Walk us through the process from the very beginning.

Your latest EP is called "Trauma". What is the EP about? Do you explore your own trauma within it?
Out of all the tracks on "Trauma", which is your favorite and why?
What are your plans for 2023? You already have the EP out. Will you be releasing anything else or playing live shows?
Lastly, I'd like to thank you for your time. You may use the space below to mention anything I may have missed.

Steven Gullotta
info@brutalresonance.comI've been writing for Brutal Resonance since November of 2012 and now serve as the editor-in-chief. I love the dark electronic underground and usually have too much to listen to at once but I love it. I am also an editor at Aggressive Deprivation, a digital/physical magazine since March of 2016. I support the scene as much as I can from my humble laptop.
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