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Ivan Munoz, aka Vigilante, is an industrial artist in South America. With his mix of electronic and metal, he has been able to conquer audiences of Chile and the world.
Currently he has released 3 albums, The Heroes Code (2005), War of Ideas (2007) and The New Resistance (2011) as well as 3 EPs, Juicio Final (2006), Prison Break (2010) and Army of Time (2011) and on DVD + CD Life is a Battlefield in countries such as Germany, Russia, Argentina and Japan as well as being distributed both physically and digitally throughout the world. During their five European Tours, they have performed their music in many countries, including: Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, France, Portugal, Italy, Norway and Spain.
In 2006 and 2010, Vigilante achieved being the only Chilean musician to participate in one of the world's biggest festivals, known as Wave Gotik Treffen, held in Germany. In 2008, Vigilante was the supporting band for Nine Inch Nails in Chile.
His work has had him collaborating and sharing the stage with some of the most influential bands in the Industrial music scene, including: Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, Strapping Young Lad, Suicide Commando, SITD, Die Krupps, VNV Nation, Funker Vogt, Agonoize, Soman, Birmingham 6, Hanin Elias, Tyske Ludder, Clan of Xymox, Siva Six, The Dreamside, Dope Stars Inc., XP8 and XPQ-21.
At last, Vigilante was promoting his latest productions and preparing what was becoming his 4th album, called The New Resistance with guest stars from bands like Ministry, Leæther Strip, Strapping Young Lad, Atari Teenage Riot, Birmingham 6 and more.
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