Decoded Feedback was a Canadian electronic music project formed in 1993 by Italian vocalist Marco Biagiotti and Hungarian keyboardist Yone Dudas while both were living in Italy. The duo initially met in an industrial nightclub in Budapest, Hungary. Their collaboration began with a self-titled demo tape, which was reviewed by Belgian magazine Side-Line and led to their signing with Hard Records. After relocating to Toronto, Canada, in 1995, the duo released their first full-length album, Overdosing, in 1996. Their subsequent releases include Technophoby (1997) and Bio-Vital (1998). In 2000, they signed with Bloodline to release the album Mechanical Horizon, which was preceded by their first single, “Reflect in Silence”. They switched to Out of Line Records in 2003 for the release of Shockwave, preceded by the single “Phoenix”. The project's later albums include Combustion (2005), Aftermath (2010), disKonnekt (2012), and Dark Passenger (2016). Notable achievements include chart success on the German Alternative Charts, where Shockwave was voted number 3 Top International Album of 2003 and Aftermath reached number 2 in 2010. The band toured extensively, with performances at the M'era Luna Festival and the Out of Line Festival.
