Today’s video of the day is Manufactura – "Love Can Be Murder" released in 2011.

Manufactura’s Love Can Be Murder (Terrorfakt Remix) arrives with a haunting promotional video that reflects the project’s intense vision. Released in 2011, the track is part of the remix album In the Company of Wolves: Rendezvous, available through Crunch Pod. The video amplifies the song’s harsh industrial energy, bringing Terrorfakt’s aggressive remix style into sharp focus. With pounding rhythms and distorted atmospheres, it captures the destructive beauty that defines Manufactura’s work.

Manufactura, the industrial project founded by Karloz M, has been a force in dark electronic music since the late 1990s. Known for its uncompromising sound, the project blends rhythmic noise, industrial, and experimental electronics. In the Company of Wolves: Rendezvous reworks and expands on the original In the Company of Wolves release, adding unreleased tracks and global collaborations. The Terrorfakt remix stands out as one of the album’s most explosive reinterpretations, bridging the raw aggression of both artists.

This release connects to Manufactura’s broader catalog, which often explores unsettling themes of conflict, transformation, and inner darkness. Each album builds on these ideas, pushing listeners into challenging sonic landscapes. In the Company of Wolves: Rendezvous continues this tradition, but with a larger scope that spans 25 years of music. The inclusion of the Love Can Be Murder (Terrorfakt Remix) video highlights the project’s ability to merge sound and vision, offering fans both a brutal auditory and visual journey.

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