X-RX is a German electronic music project renowned in the Aggrotech and Industrial music scenes for its pulsating beats, abrasive synthesizers, and its capacity to fuse dancefloor energy with darker undertones. Formed in 2005 by Pascal Beniesch, X-RX has consistently been recognized for its integration of pounding rhythms and techno influences, which has secured it a loyal following within the alternative electronic music community.

X-RX's discography highlights its evolution and adaptability, with albums such as "Unmöglich Erregend" (2007) setting the pace for its aggressive yet danceable sound. With their latest releases, including "Let's Fvck" and "Gasoline and Fire," X-RX continues to push the boundaries of their genre, merging relentless tempos with an unapologetically industrial aesthetic. Whether it's through full-throttle anthems like "Crank It Up" or the more intricately engineered tracks of "Activate the Machinez" and "Update 3.0," X-RX reaffirms its role in the hard electronic music scene as an innovator and electrifying performer. Their unwavering presence also attests to the enduring appetite for music that can not only resonate with the goth and rave subcultures but also withstand the test of time and technological progression evident in their album "Stage 2."