Industrial
Kokomo, Indiana, USA

“In 1994, Fatal Blast Whip was started as a project experimenting with sound without limit or boundary. At first it was difficult to put the music in a category. Their intention was to invent a future sound. A few footsteps were involved in this process. Influenced from other sources through manipulating audio wave production, they were experimenting with sounds that had not been covered up to that point in time. They used analogue devices (going against the law of production) to come up with new distorted sounds compiled into music. Presently, they use the “Intel” way of sorting out digital audio that is unlimited and the best quality. To this day they are on a quest to find the sound of Mankind's not so distant future. The signature sound they designed is what's called “FATAL BLAST WHIP.” At first an attempt to exceed the terms of gothic and industrial, it has since evolved beyond the edge into the rapid changing world of dark music. The music is a pure manipulation & exploitation of synthetic sounds. Static-charged noisescapes, frenzied rhythm and duel vocalists are layered atop an electro-cosmic foundation. Fatal Blast Whip has a large following and a massive press kit. They service thousands of international press and have appeared on several major compilation appearances ranging from Ora Music, Blacklight Records, and Star Crash Records compilations. Fatal Blast Whip's “Invasion (X-Files Remix)” - available on Blacklight Records Terra Firma vs. The Atmosphere compilation - charted #1 on MP3.COM for 6 weeks along with other tracks at #2 and #3. They have worked with many artists like Battery, Scar Tissue, Torn Skin, Nude (Front 242), Sabotage, Joshua Bourke, Pivot Clowj, and many more. Fatal Blast Whip is also involved in several other things including owning Star Crash Records and side projects like I.V.88, Sleep Hollow, and Joshua Bourke.”

“The mysterious band known as Fatal Blast Whip enjoyed popularity in the electronic and goth underground at the turn of the millennium. The members of the band were mysterious and tended to keep a low profile. Fatal Blast Whip is not a specifically Christian band, but it has released songs on Christian industrial samplers and has had christian members such as Joshua Bourke from time to time.

Fatal Blast Whip's sound fused the ominous, dark electro sound popularized by Skinny Puppy, globalWAVEsystem, and Wumpscut with experimental effects and goth imagery to form an edgy, industrial dance style.

Most vocals consist of harsh, low whispers that are difficult to decipher, but song titles, the use of samples from science fiction movies and television series, including “Independence Day” and “Star Trek” and cover artwork reveal a futuristic, cyberpunk theme.

Fatal Blast Whip officially disbanded around 2001. A planned “sequel” project, Fatal Blast War, never materialized. The band re-formed around 2006 with all new members.”

1996 Independent

1. Forbidden (5:39)
2. Out of the Walls (3:54)
3. Black Still Water (5:05)
4. Lifeforce (4:04)
5. Suspended Animation (3:01)

1996 Starcrash Records

1. House of the Rise and Fall
2. Live and Die

1997 Independent

1. Transfusion
2. Slave Device
3. Aeon
4. Slave Device (NoiseMix)
5. Wicked Winding World (remix)
6. Slave Device (wash mix)
7. Victims
8. Dr. Death
9. Transfusion (electro speed mix)
10. Possessive
11. Abuse
12. Internet Sex Object

1998 Mp3.com

1. Intro (3:42)
2. Floors of Fire (remix) (4:14)
3. Persistence (3:37)
4. House of the Rise and Fall (4:27)
5. Wicked Winding World (2:45)
6. Victims (3:11)
7. Cyst (4:30)
8. The Floors of Fire (3:57)
9. Encounters (4:54)
10. Floors of Fire (possessed remix) (3:56)
11. Curse (2:27)

1998 Independent

1. I.V.88 X.O.Thermic Remixed by Fatal Blast Whip (v1)
2. I.V.88 X.O.Thermic Remixed by Fatal Blast Whip (v2)
3. Scanners
4. Acid Burst

1999 Blacklight Records (BLR 007)

1. Seduction (3:49)
2. Seduction (soft core remix By Battery) (5:56)
3. Seduction (club remix by Pivot Clowj) (4:16)
4. Seduction (revamped edit remix by Joshua Bourke) (3:17)
5. Seduction (remix by Scar Tissue) (5:11)
6. Slave Device (3:01)
7. Forbidden (3:38)
8. Re-Creation (3:45)
9. Dr. Death (3:49)

1999 Mp3.com

1. 2nd Sight (99 edit) (3:41)
2. InVasion (3:23)
3. NightCraft (Stealth Mode) (3:58)
4. Transfusion (3:13)
5. Anxiety (0:53)
6. Telepathy (3:54)
7. Bionic Pulse (3:35)
8. Implant (2:45)
9. Abuse (3:23)
10. Transfusion (electric speed mix) (4:17)
11. Astro Plazmic Dust (3:20)
12. Debris (3:39)

1999 Mp3.com

1. Dark Angel (4:13)
2. AciD Burst (3:30)
3. Nightcraft (5:08)
4. Untitled (4:19)
5. Better Poison (4:15)
6. Silent Scream (3:46)
7. Face of Death (3:51)
8. Threshold (3:52)
9. Scanners (3:33)
10. Countess (remix) (3:33)
11. Blast Area 99 (3:33)
12. Egypt (5:14)

2000 Blacklight Records (BLR 009)

1. Constellation (3:30)
2. Slave Device (3:00)
3. Vobolax Communicator (4:16)
4. Seduction (3:47)
5. Interrogation (4:53)
6. Dia Countess (3:30)
7. Surveillance (4:43)
8. Crashsite (3:07)
9. Threshold (3:51)
10. Dr. Death (3:46)

Machines in the Garden - Part 1 of the Cataclysm Singles (1998 Flaming Fish Music)
08) Re-Creation (3:37)

Collapsing Structure - Part 2 of the Cataclysm Singles (1998 Blacklight Records)
08) Forbidden (4:32)

Terra Firma vs. The Atmosphere - Part 3 of the Cataclysm Singles (1998 Blacklight Records)
01) Invasion (X-Files remix) (3:34)

Nexus 7 (1998 Starcrash Records)
16) Acid Burst (3:30)
17) Countess (remix) (3:32)
18) 2nd Site (4:00)
19) Scanners (3:33)

Sonologie One (1998 Ora Musik Magazin / ORAmUSIC)
13) Seduction (final mix) (2:13)

Ballistic Test 7 (1999 Flaming Fish Music)
02) Acid Burst

Supreme Nocturnal Destruction (2000 Blacklight Records)
04) Slave Device (3:00)
05) Forbidden (4:31)
06) Re-Creation (3:37)

Galactic Wav.s Vol. 3 (1999 Starcrash Records)
02) Fatal Blast Whip – Dark Angel (bounty hunter remix) (4:13)
15) Twitch - In Character (Fatal Blast Whip remix) (3:00)

(…to be continued)…