Ludovico Technique New York, New York
From New York City, Ludovico Technique bring a refreshing depth and complexity to the genre of gothic industrial metal.
Originally, the band drew inspiration from goth industrial acts such as Skinny Puppy and The Sisters of Mercy, yet now, Ludovico Technique have added glimpses of Type O Negative and Rammstein, to their unique take on gothic music
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