Suicide

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Formed:
1975, over 37 years ago.
Snapshot:
A Group with 19 releases. 2 members.

Biography

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Suicide is an American, electronic protopunk musical duo, intermittently active since 1971 and composed of vocalist Alan Vega and Martin Rev on synthesizers and drum machines. They are an early synthesizer/vocal musical duo.

Never widely popular amongst the general public, Suicide are highly influential: critic Wilson Neate writes that Suicide "would prove as influential as The Clash. Listening to their self-titled 1977 debut from the vantage point of late 2002, it's all so obvious: the synthpop, techno, and industrial dance sounds of the '80s and '90s, and now the new New Wave of electroclash, all gesture back to that foundational album."

In a November 1970 flyer the band was the first ever to use the phrase "punk music" to advertise a concert.

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Suicide - John Varvatos Opens 315 Bowery With Party To Benefit Vh1 Save The Music Getty Images

John Varvatos Opens 315 Bowery With Party To Benefit Vh1 Save The Music

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Genres

Punk, Alternative Rock, Post-punk, Art Rock, Dance, Electronica, Industrial, Southern Rock. Vote on Genres

Discography

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Members

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Alan Vega

current & founder member

Martin Rev

current & founder member

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