Left Spine Down

Left Spine Down is a Canadian digital punk band from Vancouver, British Columbia, known for blending elements of industrial, punk, electronica, and drum and bass into a high-energy sound they’ve dubbed “cyberpunk.” Formed in 2001, the group is recognized for their confrontational lyrics, genre-hopping sound, and intense live performances. Their music often draws comparisons to acts like Atari Teenage Riot and early Nine Inch Nails, with a style that fuses aggressive electronics with punk rock attitude.

The band gained traction with their 2008 release Fighting for Voltage and continued to evolve their sound with subsequent albums like Caution and The Fall. Over the years, Left Spine Down has gone through several lineup changes but has maintained a core vision of pushing musical boundaries and challenging the status quo. They’ve built a dedicated fan base in the alternative and industrial scenes, and their remix work—highlighted in releases like Voltage 2.3: Remixed and Revisited—has helped solidify their status as boundary-pushers in the underground electronic rock world.