Save The Planet, Kill Yourself
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Chris Korda brought provocative ideology and inventive electronic music together on this 1993 Kevorkian Records 12". The title reflects the artist's eco-activism, but the music speaks louder. Industrial techno and electro constructed from fractured rhythms, acidic synths, and processed vocals create something deliberately abrasive and confrontational. There's no easy groove here—instead, Korda uses electronic music's machinery to comment on environmental collapse and human systems. The tracks feel challenging and conceptually engaged rather than purely functional. For listeners drawn to techno with genuine artistic weight and ideological substance, this remains vital. A potent artifact from early 90s underground electronic music.
Item Details+
| Genre | Electronic |
| Style | Techno, Electro, Industrial |
| Media | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Sleeve | Generic |
| Description | Record has some spots but no major scratches. Might be able to clean the spots with power wash. |
| Label | Kevorkian Records |
| Year | 1993 |
| Country | US |
| Format | 12" |
Tracklist+
A. Save The Planet, Kill Yourself 6:20
B. Save The Planet, Kill Yourself (Antimix) 15:17
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