Our favorite electro fetishistas from Spain are at it again. Looks like they're still keen on dressing like nuns and masturbating with crucifixes. Dios Mio!

[Most likely NSFW unless you work in the Adult industry.]

Vigilan. Dirty Princess from Dirty Princess on Vimeo.

The Robot Invasion consists of machine musicians from all over the world - from the trendiest, megalopolitan glamour-bot to the unlikeliest, backyard, garage-dwelling rustbucket. Today's installment of RobotSound™ takes us deep into the heartland of the US, namely, the OKC. Seems like our Dust Bowl co-conspirators really show that they can shake a transformer and get down and drrty with the kind of aplomb that impresses even a jaded LA denizen like myself. John Bourke, one half of Trash Yourself! [**retinal damage/seizure alert!**] and co-founder of the Dance Robots, Dance! collective has been garnering his act a fair amount of press in the electro/new wave/indietronica blogosphere; So I suppose I too will have to jump on this squalid bandwagon and promote his brand of brain-scrapings to y'all. Also check the serious hoedown throwdown from DRD's resident b-girl, DJ Kylie.

**note: You may want to treat your circuitry to a hot-oil soak after listening to this nastiness.

Unclean in the OKC
John Bourke - What Is Love?
Trash Yourself! + The Toxic Avenger - Song 2
Kylie - DirtyDirty

Bonus Garbage!
Ascii.Disko - Dirty! Filthy!
Dirty Princess - Marine
Rustie - Pendulum

More YouTube vids for your enjoyment! A couple uploaded personally.
Dirty Princess - Tampax [I tried uploading Jugaral Reves (NSFW) but got rejected mighty quick]
I Am Spoonbender - Replaced By Toys
Cursor Miner - Suicide Bomber
Goudron - Art School F*ckheads [live]
Mr. T - Treat Your Mother Right (Remix)
Laid Back - White Horse [Three cheers for White Boy Funk!]
Kraftwerk - Elektro Kardiogramm [live]
Kirlian Camera - K-Pax [Not an official video, but I love this song]
Digital Emotion - Go Go Yellow Screen [Even better than the song they ripped off]

There once was a time when I didn't like vocals in the electronic music I was listening to. If some wailing diva came into the mix or MC Whack started toasting, that usually killed a track for me. I'm still not a fan of divas or whack-ass MCs, but I don't mind vocals the way I used to (that's not to say that there isn't a lot of vocal-y stuff out there that blows). When it comes to vocals, I prefer those that are either tweaked through machines and are therefore somewhat undecipherable or sung/spoken in a foreign language. Maybe it restores some of the music's mystery that you usually can only get when listening to instrumentals.