Whitehouse

British power electronics pioneers

Whitehouse is an influential British power electronics band formed in 1980 by William Bennett. The band is known for its controversial and provocative subject matter, often focusing on themes of sadism, masochism, and various forms of abuse. Whitehouse's sound is characterized by high-pitched feedback, loud static noises, and aggressive vocals. They are considered pioneers in the power electronics and noise music genres, with their work influencing a wide range of artists across different musical styles. Throughout their career, Whitehouse released numerous albums that pushed the boundaries of extreme music, and they maintained a reputation for their intense and often disturbing live performances. The band went through various lineup changes over the years, with Bennett being the consistent driving force behind Whitehouse's creative output.