Cultivated Bimbo

Cultivated Bimbo was one of the early Swedish EBM bands emerging in the late 1980s. Hailing from Uppsala, the band was known for their early maxi singles/mini LPs, "Configuration 1" (1990) and "Configuration 2" (1991), which blended EBM with techno influences. Over time, their sound evolved, incorporating elements of hip hop and rap, as seen in releases like "Blasting in Progress" (1992). By the mid-1990s, they transitioned towards a trashy rap-metal style, culminating in their final album, "Album. 1995," before disbanding. Despite their influential role in the Swedish electronic scene, Cultivated Bimbo's popularity has waned over the years, though they remain a nostalgic favorite among some fans.

The band's evolution was marked by a shift from purely electronic body music to more experimental genres, reflecting the dynamic musical landscape of the time. Their music often featured samples from American culture, such as commercials and political speeches, adding a unique layer to their sound. Despite their relatively short active period, Cultivated Bimbo remains a notable figure in the history of Swedish electronic music.

Genres

Ebm

Industrial

Latest Release

I.J. Reilly (previously unreleased 1995)

Cultivated Bimbo

Single - Released April 12, 2024