Nitzer Ebb and Front Line Assembly

Front Line Assembly, formed by Austrian-born Bill Leeb in 1986, pioneered industrial and electronic body music, with hits like "Digital Tension Dementia." Known for a synth-heavy style and collaborations with Al Jourgensen and Skinny Puppy, they achieved Billboard success with albums like Artificial Soldier and video game soundtracks like AirMech. Core members include Leeb and Rhys Fulber.

Born in Chelmsford, Essex, Nitzer Ebb, led by frontman Douglas McCarthy, is famed for pioneering EBM and alternative dance since the '80s. Best known for the iconic track "Join in the Chant" from 1987's *That Total Age*, they toured with Depeche Mode, influencing future industrial and techno artists. Notable collaborations include work with Flood and techno producer Terence Fixmer. After reuniting with original members in 2018, they celebrated with a tour and box set release.