"Democracy" is the tenth studio album by English rock band Killing Joke, released in 1996. This album showcases Killing Joke's exploration of industrial rock and alternative metal elements. It features a mix of heavy guitar riffs, electronic textures, and Jaz Coleman's distinctive vocals.
"Democracy" is known for its politically charged lyrics, addressing themes such as government corruption, societal issues, and the erosion of individual freedoms. The album reflects the band's dissatisfaction with the political climate of the time.
Despite its darker themes, "Democracy" received positive reviews for its musical experimentation and the band's ability to evolve their sound. It stands as a testament to Killing Joke's willingness to explore new sonic territories while maintaining their signature intensity.
