Today’s video of the day is Suicide Commando – "We Are The Sinners" released in 2006.

“We Are The Sinners” hits with the raw force that defines Suicide Commando. Johan Van Roy started the project in the mid-1980s and built it into a leading name in harsh EBM. Over the years, he shaped a sound rooted in dark electronics, sharp beats, and themes of psychological tension. The band grew across the underground scene through early albums like Critical Stage and Stored Images. Each release pushed their harsh style forward and expanded their reach.

The song appears on the 2006 album Bind, Torture, Kill. It stands as one of the record’s most direct and aggressive tracks. The album itself marks a shift toward even harder rhythms and more intense atmospheres. “We Are The Sinners” reflects that turn with its relentless pace and fierce vocal delivery. It connects the band’s early minimal style with the more polished brutality that shaped their later albums such as Implements of Hell and When Evil Speaks. Therefore, it works as a bridge between Suicide Commando’s roots and their evolving sound.

The video adds extra weight to the track. It combines stark imagery with fast edits and a cold, industrial palette. These elements echo the themes that run through the album. Moreover, the visuals underline the band’s signature mix of tension and energy. Fans of dark electronic music will recognize the familiar grit, while new listeners will feel the intensity immediately. The result is a powerful clip that showcases Suicide Commando’s style and their ongoing influence on the industrial and EBM scene.

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