Musical and Lyrical Themes
The musical style of God Lives Underwater is a constantly contested issue and the genres that the band are categorized in vary depending on the source, however, the band is generally regarded as industrial rock, while showing influences of many different genres. The influence of electronica, can be seen throughout the songs "No More Love," and "Try." Most songs include a portion of techno, including the beginning of "No More Love." All songs are mainly classified as Industrial Rock, because the genre dominates in comparison to the rest of the genres.
The album featured David Reilly as lead vocals, who has been with them since the formation of the band, which eventually led to them performing for American Recordings in 1995.
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