Individual Industry born in 1987 by Alex Twin. In 1988, Mauricio Bonito join the group and 1990 Lilian Vaz arrives with her powerful voice. Between July of 1992 and February of 1993, the band were in studio recording its first album, “Templum Probus” released in July of 1993 and produced by Apollo IX.
“Templum Probus” was firstly released in Brazil, after that, Subtronic label, licensed the album in Germany. In Europe the distribution was made by SPV. The album was well accepted by the critic, with report at the main Brazilian newspapers and magazines as: Folha de São Paulo, Bizz, Jornal da Tarde, O Estado De São Paulo. And in another countries like: Blits (Portugal), Side-Line (Belgium), Phosphor (Holland), Dyadique (France), Technology Works (USA), New Life (Germany), and some others.
After a while, the album turned one masterpiece and classic of Brazilian alternative scene, album sounds that time was a mix of ethereal voices with electronic punch and the media wasn´t able to fixed the Individual Industry sound in a specific genre.
The song Eyes” turned years ago, a cult classic of electronic music and was released in 12” in Europe and UK.
The album was released only in cd format, in 1993, not digital or another format.
Now, in 2023. Wave Records bring us that masterpiece in 3 different formats: Tape, Cd and vinyl limited edition.
Cd edition, will be a digipack 6 Pannels and comes with 6 bonus tracks (including demos versions), and limited in 150 copies worldwide. Tape edition will be very ltd with only 50 copies, and comes with 5 bonus and unreleased versions different from cd edition.
Released February 2024 on Wave Records
TRACKLIST:
A1. Tomorrow
A2. Viginti Millia
A3. Lupus Et Agnus
A4. What I Wouldn't Give
A5. Zhairrec
A6. Rana Rupta et Bos
A7. Paradise
A8. Apology
B1. Eyes (Cornea Edit)
B2. Viginti Millia (Space Mix)
B3. Lupus Et Agnus (Live 1992)
B4. Paradise (Live 1992)
B5. What I Wouldn't Give (Live 1992)
B6. Tomorrow (Edit Mix 1993)
B7. Paradise (Cello Rmx 1992)
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