SPK – Machine Age Voodoo (VG+/VG+) – LP, AU 1984

Machine Age Voodoo is an LP by SPK from 1984 released on the Elektra, WEA label.

About this album

Machine Age Voodoo is SPK’s stark and influential pivot towards industrial synth-pop, fusing mechanised rhythm, cold electronic textures and confrontational post-punk energy into one of the group’s most accessible statements. Released in 1984, it marked a major shift from the project’s earlier, harsher industrial experiments towards a more song-driven sound without losing its unsettling edge. Built around tracks such as Junk Funk, Metropolis and Metal Dance, the album reflects the era’s fascination with technology, alienation and urban decay while pushing SPK into a broader electronic underground. Its blend of menace and pulse helped make it a key document of early-80s industrial crossover.

Genre: Punk & Alternative