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Gibby Haynes. Gibby Haynes is from the group Butthole Surfers.
Denmark. Many Danish bands came out in the early nineties- thanks to Zoth Ommog.
Dwayne Goettel. Dwayne Goettel died of a heroin overdose on August 23, 1995 in Edmonton (Canada).
Electronic Body Music. The term was made popular by Front 242, who wrote it on their debut single in 1984.
Roger Karmanik. Roger Karmanik also has a noize band called Brighter Death Now.
Gdansk. "Gdansk" is probably their best known track (and also among their oldest).
| Belgian legends The Klinik had many releases and many hits. In 1993 The Klinik released a single titled "Brain" on Gothic Arts Records. This was a split single. Who was the other artist? | All Out EBM & Industrial Mayhem
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Paracont. Paracont released a CD called "Zoom". They also had numerous compilation appearances.
Project Pitchfork. Project Pitchfork's first album, "Dhyani", was released in 1991. It was followed by many singles and full length albums. In 2005 Project Pitchfork released "Kaskade".
The Black Paintings. Necro Facilty, along with label-mates 8 KHZ Mono are tearing up the Swedish scene playing blistering EBM. Their releases are in extremely limited release and well worth the price.
| Germany's yelworC have released one EP, one CD and one double CD on this controversial label that made a comeback in 2004. This label also released material from Page 12, Amgod and Captial Hell. What is the name of this label? | All Out EBM & Industrial Mayhem
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Celtic Circle. YelworC was Dominik van Reich and Peter Devlin. The duo formed in 1988. In 1991 they put out several demo tapes before getting signed to the German label Celtic Circle Productions. Under that label they put out three albums, "Brainstorming" ('92), "Blood in Face" ('93), and 1995's compilation CD of rare tracks, called "Collection, 1988-1994".
The band broke up. Van Reich formed Amgod and Devlin kept the YelworC name.
After their decade-long absence, yelworC returned (Just Devlin) in 2004 to release "Trinity".
"Cubanate" and "Front 242". The CD is called Derker. Members include Front 242 vocalist Jean-Luc DeMeyer and Cubanate's Marc Heal with members of Nitzer Ebb and Crisis NTI.
Halloween. "Everyday is Halloween" was released in 1985 as a 12" single and on the "Twelve Inch Singles 1981-1984" CD. If you are looking for heavy guitars on this track you will be disappointed.
The Pleasure of Penetration. Leather Strip's first release was on the now defunct Zoth Ommog Records which came out 1990. Just prior to releasing "The Pleasure of Penetration", Leather Strip released a 12" called "Japanese Bodies" in 1989.
No Instruments. In 1999 "No Instruments" was released on TCM Records. In 2005 Neurotic Fish celebrated it's 12th release with "Gelb".
Facer. With the release of "Facer" in 1995 XMTP's musical style changed very radically. They combined techno-dance and crossover-industrial with EBM-elements. Fans of the band were very unhappy with the new sound. "Facer" was a club hit (number four in the German alternative charts). Later in 1995, "Meshwork" was released and the album enjoyed a lot of success outside of Europe.
Ronan Harris. "Krieg Gegen Die Maschinen" also features contributions from Grendel, God Module and Davantage. Ronan Harris (VNV Nation) is known for his deep song writing and unmistakable voice. Only 1000 copies were pressed.
Lights of Euphoria formed in 1992. They released several singles, including “Violent World,” “Fortuneteller” and “True Life,” as well as several full-length albums.
| Joakim Montelius, Eskil Simonsson and Clas Nachmansonof are the Swedish trio responsible for club hits like "Stalker", "Final Man" and "Tour De Force". What is the name of the band? | All Out EBM & Industrial Mayhem Part 2
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Covenant. Joakim Montelius, Eskil Simonsson and Clas Nachmansonof have been around for long time before 1992 when they actually called themselves Covenant and have influenced countless newer acts.
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