Formalin is a Berlin-based electronic-industrial band known for their raw and unapologetic sound that mixes harsh industrial beats with dark electro textures. The duo, consisting of vocalist/guitarist Tominous and programmer/producer Gabor, emerged on the alternative electronic music scene in the late 2000s. They quickly carved out a niche with their aggressive yet danceable tracks, which flirt with elements of EBM, techno, and industrial rock.

With a discography marked by thematic richness and sonic intensity, their works often explore the darker sides of human nature and society, as evidenced in albums like "Wasteland Manifesto" and tracks such as "Devil" and "Slutkingdom." Formalin's music is characterized by its high-energy synthesis and thought-provoking lyrics, which have earned them a dedicated following within the gothic and industrial music communities. Their recent releases such as "Love and Nihilism" and "Tear Down My Prison" continue to reflect the band's evolution while maintaining the gritty essence that fans have come to expect from their meticulously crafted soundscapes.