Tactical Sekt is an American aggrotech band, which emerged on the electronic music scene with a particularly harsh and aggressive style that melds the pounding, relentless beats of industrial with dark, menacing synthesizer lines. Formed in 2002 by Anthony Mather, the sole permanent member of the project, Tactical Sekt quickly garnered attention within the underground club circuit for their blend of EBM (Electronic Body Music) and harsh electro-industrial elements. Notably, the band's name mirrors their sound - strategic and precise, similar to a tactical unit, with 'Sekt' borrowing from both the concept of a cult following and the German word for 'sect'.

Tactical Sekt's discography epitomizes the vehement and brooding aesthetic of aggrotech, with albums such as "Syncope" (2006), "Burn Process" (2003), and "Geneticide" (2003) solidifying their place in the dark heart of the industrial subgenre. "Syncope" in particular showcased the band's maturation and sophistication in sound design, while not shying away from the raw and unyielding foundations laid by earlier works. The lyrics often delve into themes of emotional struggle, social criticism, and existential despair, layered over their signature high-tempo and relentless electronic beats, creating a soundscape that is both visceral and intellectually stimulating. Through their music, Tactical Sekt has remained an influential force, appealing to fans who crave the darker, more intense side of electronic music.