In Slaughter Natives is a Swedish industrial and dark ambient project that emerged from the underground scene in the late 1980s. The brainchild of Jouni Havukainen, In Slaughter Natives is known for its haunting soundscapes, apocalyptic atmospheres, and orchestral undertones that seamlessly merge the realms of gothic and neoclassical music. Havukainen's enigmatic and solemn compositions often feature unsettling vocal samples, heavy percussive elements, and an aura of despair and solemnity, making it a seminal figure in the post-industrial genre.

Throughout its career, In Slaughter Natives has maintained a prolific output, with its influence peaking in the 1990s and continuing to resonate within the industrial and dark ambient communities. With recent releases like "Ventre" (2014), In Slaughter Natives continues to explore the depths of the human psyche through its darkly cinematic sound. The album "Mort Aux Vaches," which is part of a unique collection recorded for VPRO Radio in the Netherlands, showcases the project's ability to craft immersive aural experiences that transcend standard musical boundaries. In 2014, In Slaughter Natives reaffirmed its dark musical vision with "Cannula Coma Legio," an offering that remains true to its roots while pushing into new territories of electronic bleakness and grandiose sound structures, thereby cementing its status as a cornerstone of the dark ambient and industrial scenes.