A main difference is that while this older page features video files linked individually down the page - with broken links appearing over time - on the new page they are all included in a single large playlist window.
Formed in 1989, Melbourne. Snog became well-known around the world in 1992 with the electro-industrial-dancefloor hits "Corporate Slave" and "Shop" followed up with "Headsand" and "The Future". Over the years since they have released many EPs and around 10 albums. The music traverses many styles beginning with electro-industrial, electronic body music, synthpop, techno and ambient, moving through experimental electronica, funk, trip-hop and even some tongue-in-cheek alternative-country music in an electronica framework. Their 2010 album even features no-wave grunge-noise-rock. Members of Snog are also involved with Soma, Black Lung and Dead Can Dance (live).
