Object V

Object V
Object V
EP by Leaether Strip
Released 1991
Genre Industrial, EBM
Label Zoth Ommog
Leaether Strip chronology
Aspects of Aggression (1990) Object V (1991) Material (1991)

Object V is an EP by Leaether Strip, released on a Mini CD.

Tracklisting

  1. Antius
  2. Nosecandy
  3. Mohawk
  4. Black Gold
v · Leæther Strip
Claus Larsen
Albums
The Pleasure of Penetration (1990) • Science for the Satanic Citizen (1990) • Solitary Confinement (1992) • Underneath the Laughter (1993) • Serenade for the Dead (1994) • Legacy of Hate and Lust (1995) • The Rebirth of Agony (1996) • Self-Inflicted (1997) • After the Devastation (2005) • The Giant Minutes to the Dawn (2007) • Civil Disobedience (2008) • Ængelmaker (2009) • Yes I'm Limited V (2009) • Mental Slavery (2010) • Untold Stories – The Melancholic Sessions (2011)
EPs/Singles
Japanese Bodies (1989) • Aspects of Aggression (1990) • Object V (1991) • Material (1991) • Positive Depression (1994) • Anal Cabaret: A Tribute to Soft Cell (1997) • Carry Me (2000) • Suicide Bombers (2005) • Walking on Volcanos (2006) • Fætish (2006) • When Blood Runs Dark (2008) • Diægnosis (2008)
Compilations
Penetrate the Satanic Citizen (1992) • Fit for Flogging (1993) • Double or Nothing (1995) • Getting Away With Murder: Murders from 1982 to 1995 (1995) • Best of Leæther Strip (1996) • Retrospective (1997) • Satanic Reasons: The Very Best Of (2005)
Side projects

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