Ec8or (pronounced "Eraser"), an acronym for "Erase Computer 8OR," is a band recognized for their raucous blend of digital hardcore and punk influences. Comprising of German musicians Patric Catani and Gina V. D'Orio, Ec8or emerged in the mid-1990s as part of the underground electronic music scene. They quickly became known for their aggressive, confrontational sound which melds blasting breakbeats, distorted synthesizers, and punk-inflected vocals, often conveying a countercultural and anti-establishment ethos.

Their discography includes a number of provocative and energetically charged releases. Highlighting albums such as "The One and Only High and Low," which showcases their raw and unpolished electronic sound; "Dynamite," a record that explodes with frenetic beats and shouts, and "World Beaters," which keeps true to their rebellious nature. "Until Everything Explodes" continues their tradition of synthesizing noise with rhythm and chaos. "Spex Is A Fat Bitch" and their self-titled album "Ec8or" further cement their reputation in the digital hardcore scene. "AK 78," is another demonstration of their capacity to fuse lo-fi production with high-octane performance. Ec8or's sound is characterized by a relentless energy that is both abrasive and enchanting, attracting listeners with a taste for the extreme and an appetite for the anarchic side of electronic music.