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Aggrotech - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (215 words)
	The style had mostly died out by the end of the decade with the rise of synthpop and futurepop in the alternative electronic scene, but has experienced a recent surge in popularity and proliferation as both aggrotech and power noise have become more common at goth/industrial clubs.
	Examples of artists that could be considered aggrotech include Aghast View, Suicide Commando, Die Sektor, :wumpscut:, Psyclon Nine, Hocico, Dulce Liquido, Amduscia, Tactical Sekt, Feindflug, Dot Execute, Virtual Embrace, Aslan Faction, Grendel, Agonoize, The Retrosic, Combichrist, Funker Vogt, Tamtrum and unter null.
	Older acts such as Aghast View and Wumpscut have more recently restructured their format into a mellower, less edgy style of music, while new acts like Psyclon Nine, Agonoize and Virtual Embrace have revitalized the genre to an extent.

Psyclon Nine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (902 words)
	While their early efforts are generally categorized as aggrotech, their more recent material has incorporated a disparate set of influences, notably fl metal, creating a more accessible and inventive output but remaining reasonably under the umbrella of industrial music.
	The album was released in 2003 and was well received by clubgoers and aggrotech enthusiasts, although many critics considered it derivative.
	The band toured lightly in the US and Europe in support of the album, playing with bands including Dismantled, Nocturne, Feindflug, Aslan Faction, Grendel, and American industrial rock figurehead Martin Atkins on his spoken word tour.

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