Vomito Negro is a Belgian electronic band that has made a significant impact on the industrial and EBM (Electronic Body Music) scene since their inception in the mid-1980s. The name, which translates from Spanish to "black vomit," is a term that was used to describe the appearance of the vomit of those who suffered from yellow fever, adding a dark, visceral edge to the band's identity. Founded by Gin Devo and Guy Van Mieghem, Vomito Negro quickly gained a reputation for their uncompromising sound and thought-provoking lyrics, addressing the darker sides of society and the human psyche.

Known for their innovative use of synthesizers, samplers, and harsh beats, Vomito Negro's music often explores themes of control, oppression, and the human condition, offering a stark commentary on the modern world. Their recent releases, including "Shock" (2021), "Dare" (2021), "Entitled" (2020), "Black Plague" (2017), "Death Sun" (2014), and "Fall of an Empire" (2013), exhibit the band’s continued evolution and relevance within the genre. Throughout their career, they have maintained a consistent vision, delivering powerful live performances and recordings that resonate with fans of darker electronic music. The band's dedication to their craft and their ability to evolve while staying true to their roots has solidified Vomito Negro's position as a prominent and influential force in the realm of industrial and EBM music.