War crime rock

War crime rock is the national music genre of Jackfuckistan, pioneered by Egor Kravich in 1978, quickly causing many bands and musicians to start ripping off his style, unfortunately none of his songs were ever recorded. After Kravich's disappearence in 1980 the war crime rock movement started dying down. In 1983 in Al-Rogabad and Kraftwerkstadt the war crime rock scene came into existence once again, thanks to The Garbage Vendors and Saddam Hussein And The Weapons of Mass Destruction (commonly known as "The Weapons"), just like in 1978 many bands started popping up to imitate the big ones. Thankfully the Al-Rogabad and Kraftwerkstadt scenes never died down and it's still going on today.

"I drive the bus" - Hit single by The Weapons that is a cornerstone to the Kraftwerkstadt sound

"Al-Rogabad" and its B-side "Lost In Sosnowiec" - Hit single by The Garbage Vendors, which is a cornerstone to the Al-Rogabad sound

The Al-Rogabad and Kraftwerkstadt scenes have two different unique sounds, the Al-Rogabad sound is more conventional, influenced by psychobilly, psychadelic rock, punk rock, and industrial, also incorporating synthesisers. While the Kraftwerkstadt sound is much more avant-garde and experimental, but also noisy.