My nephew has put out a couple of albums, his latest one was released May this year called Obriultn
It's dark heavy industrial electronic and it is quite stirring when at a live performance, it's not my kind of music and I enjoyed the live performance when I went to one of his concerts a year ago summer. He is a musician and did play in a band before breaking out on his own as Bolt Ruin https://boltruin.bandcamp.com/

Interview with him that was on TV here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vbn9DcWzk48

One of the tracks from the first album performed live.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq7O_4R5PtQ

"Play Freebird!"

I knew from the beginning of first video, using a Marantz tape deck with analog record meters, that this was going to be nostalgically weird!

I can only imagine how cool it is to perform in front of a real audience and to have a fan base, every young musician's dream I would think. Simple yet professional website. Your nephew's got it going on.

Thanks for posting this.

There's quite a bit of electronic/industrial that I like. It was just a couple of years ago that I got acquainted with artists like Front Line Assembly and Clock DVA.

Thanks for the comments, I'll pass them on when I see him next, he lives at the other end of the country from us so we don't see him that often
I enjoyed his live performance but it's not the kind of music I would play while driving

I forwarded the videos you posted to a friend of mine in Germany who is really big into the industrial scene and he ended up buying one of your nephews albums on Bandcamp!

Job done then
I had to buy both albums ... not that I was pressured into it or anything ...

Great thanks PM.
Spoke with his girlfriend last night as Brecht was at work, she is an event manager and promoter and is currently not working at her trade because of the covid situation, but she says she has a part time job where she can use some of her skills until things return to normal.

She was saying that Bolt Ruin has a new album on the way and is almost finished.

You're welcome. According to my German friend, Belgium is one of the major hot-spots for electronic/industrial music. A lot of well known bands have come from there.