Spetsnaz is a prominent name in the EBM (Electronic Body Music) and industrial scene, known for their militant and robust sound that echoes the raw essence of classic acts like Nitzer Ebb and Front 242. The band was formed in Örebro, Sweden, around 2001 by Pontus Stålberg and Stefan Nilsson, both of whom are seasoned veterans in Sweden's electronic music community. The duo behind Spetsnaz has crafted a distinguished style characterized by aggressive rhythms, powerful sequences, and commanding vocals that have earned them a solid following across the globe.

The band's discography showcases their commitment to the EBM genre and talent for creating music that commands both the dance floor and the attention of alternative music aficionados. Releases like "For Generations to Come" and "Totalitär" cement their status in the EBM world, by delivering anthemic tracks with a political edge. Their concept often revolves around themes of resilience, societal structures, and a critique of the power dynamics within humanity, wrapped in hard-hitting electronic beats. Spetsnaz's work continues to resonate within the scene, with "Deadpan," "Hardcore Hooligans, " and "Perfect Body" being recent examples of their ability to evolve while remaining true to the EBM spirit. Fans appreciate their relentless energy and the masterful way in which they reinvigorated the genre, particularly noted in releases like "Grand Design" and its counterpart "Grand Design (Re-Designed)," which shows their willingness to revisit and refine their creations.