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1000 Homo DJs is an American industrial rock side project associated with Ministry, active since 1988. Known for their gritty sound, they ventured into the industrial realm with a notable cover of Black Sabbath's "Supernaut." Released under Wax Trax! Records, their music captures the raw energy and dark atmosphere characteristic of the genre. With pounding rhythms and distorted vocals, they carved out a space within the industrial scene, appealing to fans of heavy, electronic-infused rock. Though their catalog may be limited, the track "Supernaut" remains a standout, showcasing their ability to reinterpret classic metal with an industrial twist. It’s a reminder of the era's experimental spirit and the boldness of genre fusion.
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