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Fetish Revolution reflects a facet of Canadian electronic composer Rom Di Prisco, known for his work on video game soundtracks and cinematic scoring. This project blends retro-electronic textures with forward-thinking sound design. This page provides a concise biography, discography highlights, and information about upcoming releases and touring activity as it becomes available. Fans of immersive electronic sound and audio storytelling can explore Rom Di Prisco’s broader artistic universe through Fetish Revolution.

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Biography, discography, and touring updates are coordinated through Rom Di Prisco’s official channels. For the latest news, follow the artist on social media and Bandcamp, where new tracks and albums are regularly released. We’ll share Fetish Revolution live appearance updates as soon as official dates are announced. In the meantime, explore the project’s history and connections to Rom Di Prisco’s broader soundtrack and electronic music repertoire.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Fetish Revolution

  • Fetish Revolution is an album by Rom Di Prisco, released in 1996 (labels reported include Viceroy Music / Goldr; international import listings exist).
  • Rom Di Prisco is a Canadian electronic composer known for soundtrack work on major video games (e.g., Need for Speed, SSX Tricky) and TV/film projects.
  • The Fetish Revolution release is documented in Rom Di Prisco’s discography and is cited in multiple databases (e.g., Douban, Wikipedia discography) with 1996 release context.
  • Rom’s 2025 activities include Fields of Verisimilitude (new album) and multiple 2025 singles (Non-Terrestrial Nanotech, Antikythera, Pingala, Agartha) via Bandcamp and streaming platforms.
  • Discography (albums) lists major titles in reverse-chronological order, including Fields of Verisimilitude (2025), Signals from Space (2022), Parallel Existence (2022), Element 173 (2022), Spacetime Miscalculation (2018), Cryptidalia (2010), and Fetish Revolution (1996).
  • Social media presence is centralized through Rom Di Prisco’s official site and Linktree, which aggregate Facebook, X/Twitter, Instagram, Threads, Flickr, YouTube, SoundCloud, TikTok, and more.

The records

Fetish Revolution Discography

  • Fields of Verisimilitude
    2025 · Self-released (Bandcamp)
  • Signals from Space
    2022 · Self-released
  • Parallel Existence
    2022 · Self-released
  • Element 173
    2022 · Self-released
  • Spacetime Miscalculation
    2018 · Self-released
  • Cryptidalia
    2010 · Independent
  • Fetish Revolution
    1996 · Viceroy Music (Germany)

The hits

Top Fetish Revolution Songs

  • Non-Terrestrial Nanotech
    2025 · N/A
  • Antikythera
    2025 · N/A
  • Pingala
    2025 · N/A
  • Agartha
    2025 · N/A

Biography, discography, and touring updates are coordinated through Rom Di Prisco’s official channels. For the latest news, follow the artist on social media and Bandcamp, where new tracks and albums are regularly released. We’ll share Fetish Revolution live appearance updates as soon as official dates are announced. In the meantime, explore the project’s history and connections to Rom Di Prisco’s broader soundtrack and electronic music repertoire.

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