It was back in 1993 that the Californian act Regenerator took their first steps with a self-titled CD release rapidly followed by "2.0" on Hypnobeat. The band then moved to Synthetic Symphony to release their 3rd album "Soulseeker" in '97 and to Flaming Fish Music to release "Debugged" 2 years later. Through their huge discography, the band has proved themselves able to deliver everything from an ethereal e-pop song to highly charged dancefloor industrial with equal skill. And although some modern electronica elements and other various influences have seeped into Regenerator's sound, their unique style has always surprisingly remained intact, revolving around their characteristic shared male & female vocals. Wrex's sombre melancholic growling vocals indeed always enter in perfect duality with Patrice's sensual breathy vocals. Her vocal performances confirm she has a greater vocal range than many of her contemporaries.
Regenerator joined the Alfa Matrix stable in the of Summer 2001 to release their 5th album "War", in which they continue to focus on creating memorable hypnotic dark pop songs. Their music combines harsh electronics and dark themes with melodic vocals and synaptic soundscapes. "War" is perhaps the band's darkest and most emotionally triumphant effort to date, but it's definitely the most club-minded and catchy work they have ever written. With spiritual and physical conflicts as the core subject, "War" is an album of rich rhythm and haunting atmosphere, which evokes contemplation yet urges people to the dancefloor... for battle!
Regenerator are reknown for the beautiful and shimmering contrasts in their work where love and hate struggle, where male and female vocals intermingle, and where melody and energy become one. Regenerator's modern passionate sound will soon be infecting your senses...