Metallspürhunde is a Swiss band with roots deeply planted in the industrial and electronic rock genre, known for their blend of sharp synths, heavy guitars, and introspective German lyrics. The band was formed in the late 1990s, and since then, they have carved a distinct niche for themselves within the darker realms of the music scene, often touching upon themes of human psyche, society, and existential musings.

With a discography that includes standout albums and tracks like "Oh, Hamlet," "Kater," and "Giftbox," Metallspürhunde has demonstrated a consistent ability to evolve their sound while maintaining a signature style that resonates with fans of industrial and gothic music. The release of "Moloch" and its accompanying bonus version showcased the band at a creative peak, with intricate arrangements and poignant lyrics. The acoustic dimension of "Nackt (Unplugged)" illustrated the band's versatility and ability to strip their music down to its emotional core, proving that Metallspürhunde's artistry extends beyond the reliance on electronic elements. With each new release, from "Blut & Spiele" to the more recent "Schwarzer Hund (Special edition)," the band continues to solidify their status as innovators in the genre, garnering a dedicated following that appreciates their unique blend of industrial bite and melodic sensibility.