Demonic Electronic

Demonic Electronic is industrial band Bile's fourth studio album and follow up to 2000's Sex Reflex. For reasons unknown, Bile reissued this album after swapping out the last four KMFDM remixed tracks for a previously released cover, a Martin Atkins remix, one KMFDM remix demo, and a bonus previously unreleased track "Say Hello."

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