What makes Life in the So-Called Space Age by God Lives Underwater notable?

This album is significant for its exploration of themes like alienation and technology in modern life, resonating with the cultural climate of the late 90s. It received positive reviews from critics and contributed to God Lives Underwater's recognition as key players in the industrial rock scene, influencing later bands and movements in alternative music. By the time 'Life in the So-Called Space Age' was released on March 24, 1998, God Lives Underwater had established themselves with their debut album, 'Empty,' but were still navigating their place within the rapidly evolving post-grunge landscape. This album marked their transition into a more polished sound while maintaining their industrial roots, showcasing their growth as artists during a pivotal time for alternative music.