๐Ÿค– FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY [Electro Industrial]



  1. FRONTLINE ASSEMBLYโžคAusgang Zum HimmelโžคThe Initial Commandโžค00:00:25
  2. FRONT LINE ASSEMBLYโžคShifting Through The Lens [Extended Album Version]โžคShifting Through The Lensโžค00:07:42
  3. FRONT LINE ASSEMBLYโžคKilling Grounds [Greg Reely]โžคEchoesโžค00:13:51
  4. CONJURE ONEโžคLike Ice [Rampue Remix]โžคLike Iceโžค00:21:09
  5. PROTECHโžคRe-ThreadโžคOrbiting Cathedralsโžค00:28:09
  6. EQUINOXโžคRemember TodayโžคHolonโžค00:35:53
  7. INTERMIXโžคTelekinetic WarriorsโžคFuture Primitivesโžค00:43:01
  8. FAUXLIAGEโžคAll The WorldโžคFauxliageโžค00:52:42
  9. DELERIUMโžคCoast To CoastโžคSignsโžค00:57:23
  10. SYNAESTHESIAโžคDNA BarcodeโžคThe Collectionโžค01:02:18
  11. NOISE UNITโžคHeal All WoundsโžคCheeba City Bluesโžค01:10:26
  12. CYBERAKTIFโžคNothing Stays [Extended Remix]โžคTenebrae Visionโžค01:17:00
  13. BILL LEEBโžคNeuromotiveโžคModel Kollapseโžค01:23:39
  14. RHYS FULBER + PORTION CONTROLโžคDodge The BulletโžคSonic Groove: 25 Years (1995-2020) (V/A)โžค01:27:56
  15. RHYS FULBER + SAO MAIโžคDrainedโžคโžค01:35:58
  16. WILLโžคSouls Of The ValiantโžคDeja Vuโžค01:40:02
  17. DECREEโžคUsed DreamsโžคMoment Of Silenceโžค01:45:41
  18. RHYS FULBER + EVITCELESโžคNight Render [Evitceles Remix]โžคBrutal Nature Reduxโžค01:51:01
  19. FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY โžคSado-Masochism [Abandoned Mix By Velvet Acid Christ]โžคSeptic (V/A)โžค01:57:10
  20. FRONT LINE ASSEMBLYโžคMillennium [Left In Ruins Remix]โžคMillenniumโžค02:03:40


โœš Front Line Assembly (FLA) is a Canadian electronic music group formed in 1986 by Bill Leeb, a former member of industrial pioneers Skinny Puppy. The project emerged as an outlet for Leebโ€™s personal vision of electronic and industrial music, moving beyond the harsher, experimental sound of his previous band. Early works, such as The Initial Command (1987) and State of Mind (1988), were heavily influenced by European electronic body music (EBM) and experimental electronic sounds. By 1989, Leeb had teamed up with Rhys Fulber, a key collaborator who would shape the band's evolving sound. Front Line Assembly became a dominant force in industrial-electronic and EBM throughout the late โ€˜80s and early โ€˜90s. Established FLA as one of the leading acts in industrial-electronic music. These records fused aggressive synth sequences, mechanized beats, distorted vocals, and cyberpunk themes, defining the EBM-industrial hybrid that would influence later artists. By the mid-1990s, albums such as Hard Wired (1995) incorporated elements of techno and trance, broadening their appeal while maintaining a dark, cinematic atmosphere. During this period, Leeb and Fulber experimented with different subgenres with Millennium (1994) infused elements of metal and guitars, reflecting the growing industrial-rock movement alongside acts like Ministry and Nine Inch Nails and Implode (1999) and Epitaph (2001) leaned more towards a dark ambient and cyber-industrial direction. The band also contributed to video game soundtracks, such as Quake III Arena (1999), expanding their influence into interactive media. In the 2010s, Front Line Assembly continued evolving with Improvised Electronic Device (2010) returned to their aggressive industrial roots and Echogenetic (2013) fully embraced modern electronic production, incorporating dubstep and electro-industrial elements. More recent releases, like Wake Up the Coma (2019) and Mechanical Soul (2021), showcase their continued relevance, blending industrial, synthwave, and cybernetic soundscapes. FLA helped shape the electronic body music and industrial-electronic sound, bridging early European EBM (like Front 242) with harder industrial elements. Their music often explores dystopian, technological, and cyberpunk themes, influencing the visual and thematic styles of electronic music and sci-fi media. Their inclusion of metal, techno, and trance elements pushed industrial music beyond its traditional boundaries. Influence on Future Generations โ€“ Artists across industrial, techno, and cyberpunk electronic scenes cite FLA as an influence, including acts like Fear Factory, Covenant, and Comaduster. Front Line Assembly stands as one of the most innovative and enduring acts in the industrial-electronic genre. With a legacy spanning nearly four decades, their ability to adapt to new sounds while maintaining their core aesthetic has ensured their continued relevance in electronic music history. Front Line Assembly members, primarily Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber, have been involved in numerous side projects, each exploring different aspects of electronic and industrial music. Hereโ€™s a breakdown of their most notable projects. Delerium > Style: Ambient, ethereal electronic, world music, dream pop. Key Members: Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber (with contributions from other artists). Significance: Delerium started as an ambient-industrial project but evolved into a melodic, ethereal electronic act with lush synths and female vocals. Their hit song โ€œSilenceโ€ (feat. Sarah McLachlan) became a classic in trance and chillout music. Noise Unit > Style: Industrial, EBM, techno-industrial. Key Members: Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber, with collaborations from Marc Verhaeghen (of Klinik) and others. Significance: Noise Unit served as a more experimental, club-oriented EBM project, sometimes pushing into techno-industrial and ambient realms. Intermix > Style: Techno, trance, ambient, electronic. Key Members: Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber. Significance: A techno-influenced project that focused on progressive, futuristic electronic sounds with less emphasis on industrial aggression. Equinox > Style: Ambient, downtempo, electronic. Key Members: Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber. Significance: A pure ambient project similar to early Delerium but without vocals, focused on cinematic, atmospheric textures. Pro-Tech > Style: Techno, dance-oriented electronic. Key Members: Bill Leeb. Significance: A minimal techno and house-influenced project, showing Leebโ€™s interest in club music. Synรฆsthesia > Style: Dark ambient, atmospheric, experimental. Key Members: Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber. Significance: Focused on dark ambient textures, often compared to Lustmord or early Delerium. Conjure One > Style: Ethereal electronic, world music, downtempo, trance. Key Members: Rhys Fulber. Significance: A melodic, cinematic electronic project, continuing the ethereal sound of later Delerium but with a more modern production. Cyberaktif > Style: Harsh industrial, EBM. Key Members: Bill Leeb, cEvin Key (of Skinny Puppy), Dwayne Goettel. Significance: A one-time collaboration between FLA and Skinny Puppy members, fusing their distinct industrial sounds. Fauxliage > Style: Dream pop, chillout, electronic. Key Members: Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber, Leigh Nash (of Sixpence None the Richer). Significance: A pop-infused electronic project with soft female vocals, resembling a more radio-friendly version of Delerium. Delerium and Conjure One became widely recognized outside industrial circles, bringing FLAโ€™s electronic expertise into more mainstream ambient and ethereal music. Noise Unit, Cyberaktif, and Intermix retained their industrial and techno foundations, further solidifying FLAโ€™s influence on electronic music. These projects expanded the creative range of Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber, proving their adaptability across genres like trance, ambient, EBM, and techno. FLAโ€™s side projects continue to bridge industrial, electronic, and cinematic music, leaving a deep imprint on multiple subgenres.

โœš Front Line Assembly (FLA) est un groupe canadien de musique รฉlectronique formรฉ en 1986 par Bill Leeb, ancien membre des pionniers de lโ€™industriel Skinny Puppy. Ce projet est nรฉ comme un exutoire pour la vision personnelle de Leeb sur la musique รฉlectronique et industrielle, sโ€™รฉloignant du son plus dur et expรฉrimental de son ancien groupe. Les premiรจres ล“uvres, telles que The Initial Command (1987) et State of Mind (1988), ont รฉtรฉ fortement influencรฉes par la musique รฉlectronique corporelle europรฉenne (EBM) et les sons รฉlectroniques expรฉrimentaux. En 1989, Leeb sโ€™associe ร  Rhys Fulber, un collaborateur clรฉ qui contribuera ร  faรงonner lโ€™รฉvolution du son du groupe. Front Line Assembly devient une force dominante dans lโ€™รฉlectronique industrielle et lโ€™EBM ร  la fin des annรฉes 1980 et au dรฉbut des annรฉes 1990. Le groupe sโ€™impose comme lโ€™un des leaders de la musique รฉlectronique industrielle. Ces albums fusionnent des sรฉquences synthรฉtiques agressives, des rythmes mรฉcanisรฉs, des voix distordues et des thรจmes cyberpunk, dรฉfinissant un hybride entre EBM et industriel qui influencera de nombreux artistes par la suite. Au milieu des annรฉes 1990, des albums comme Hard Wired (1995) incorporent des รฉlรฉments de techno et de trance, รฉlargissant leur attrait tout en conservant une atmosphรจre sombre et cinรฉmatographique. Durant cette pรฉriode, Leeb et Fulber explorent diffรฉrents sous-genres avec Millennium (1994) intรจgre des รฉlรฉments de mรฉtal et de guitares, reflรฉtant lโ€™essor du rock industriel aux cรดtรฉs de groupes comme Ministry et Nine Inch Nails et Implode (1999) et Epitaph (2001) sโ€™orientent davantage vers une ambiance sombre et cyber-industrielle. Le groupe contribue รฉgalement ร  des bandes-son de jeux vidรฉo, comme Quake III Arena (1999), รฉtendant ainsi son influence aux mรฉdias interactifs. Dans les annรฉes 2010, Front Line Assembly continue dโ€™รฉvoluer avec Improvised Electronic Device (2010) marque un retour aux racines industrielles agressives du groupe et Echogenetic (2013) adopte pleinement la production รฉlectronique moderne, intรฉgrant des รฉlรฉments de dubstep et dโ€™รฉlectro-industriel. Les sorties rรฉcentes, comme Wake Up the Coma (2019) et Mechanical Soul (2021), dรฉmontrent leur pertinence continue, mรฉlangeant industriel, synthwave et paysages sonores cybernรฉtiques. Pionniers de la fusion EBM-industrielle : FLA a contribuรฉ ร  faรงonner le son de lโ€™electronic body music (EBM) et de lโ€™รฉlectronique industrielle, reliant lโ€™EBM europรฉenne (comme Front 242) ร  des sonoritรฉs industrielles plus dures. Leurs morceaux explorent souvent des thรจmes technologiques, dystopiques et cyberpunk, influenรงant le style visuel et thรฉmatique de la musique รฉlectronique et des mรฉdias de science-fiction. Lโ€™intรฉgration dโ€™รฉlรฉments de mรฉtal, techno et trance a repoussรฉ les limites du genre. Des artistes de la scรจne industrielle, techno et cyberpunk citent FLA comme une inspiration, y compris des groupes comme Fear Factory, Covenant et Comaduster. Front Line Assembly reste lโ€™un des groupes les plus innovants et durables de la scรจne industrielle-รฉlectronique. Avec prรจs de quatre dรฉcennies dโ€™existence, leur capacitรฉ ร  sโ€™adapter aux nouvelles sonoritรฉs tout en conservant leur esthรฉtique leur a assurรฉ une place importante dans lโ€™histoire de la musique รฉlectronique. Bill Leeb et Rhys Fulber ont รฉtรฉ impliquรฉs dans de nombreux projets parallรจles, explorant diffรฉrentes facettes de la musique รฉlectronique et industrielle. Delerium > Style : Ambient, รฉlectronique รฉthรฉrรฉe, world music, dream pop. Membres clรฉs : Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber (avec des collaborations dโ€™autres artistes). Importance : Initialement un projet ambient-industriel, Delerium a รฉvoluรฉ vers un son รฉlectronique plus mรฉlodique et รฉthรฉrรฉ, avec des synthรฉs riches et des voix fรฉminines. Leur titre "Silence" (feat. Sarah McLachlan) est devenu un classique de la trance et de la chillout music. Noise Unit > Style : Industriel, EBM, techno-industriel. Membres clรฉs : Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber, Marc Verhaeghen (de Klinik). Importance : Un projet EBM plus expรฉrimental et orientรฉ club, flirtant parfois avec des sonoritรฉs techno-industrielles et ambient. Intermix > Style : Techno, trance, ambient, รฉlectronique. Membres clรฉs : Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber. Importance : Un projet influencรฉ par la techno, mettant lโ€™accent sur des sonoritรฉs รฉlectroniques futuristes et progressives, avec moins dโ€™agressivitรฉ industrielle. Equinox > Style : Ambient, downtempo, รฉlectronique. Membres clรฉs : Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber. Importance : Un projet purement ambient, similaire aux dรฉbuts de Delerium mais sans voix, axรฉ sur des textures cinรฉmatographiques et atmosphรฉriques. Pro-Tech > Style : Techno, รฉlectronique orientรฉe dance. Membres clรฉs : Bill Leeb. Importance : Un projet influencรฉ par la techno minimale et la house, rรฉvรฉlant lโ€™intรฉrรชt de Leeb pour la musique de club. Synรฆsthesia > Style : Dark ambient, atmosphรฉrique, experimental. Membres clรฉs : Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber. Importance : Axรฉ sur des textures sombres et ambiantes, souvent comparรฉ ร  Lustmord ou au Delerium des dรฉbuts. Conjure One > Style : ร‰lectronique รฉthรฉrรฉe, world music, downtempo, trance. Membre clรฉ : Rhys Fulber. Importance : Un projet รฉlectronique mรฉlodique et cinรฉmatographique, poursuivant lโ€™esthรฉtique de Delerium avec une production plus moderne. Cyberaktif > Style : Industriel agressif, EBM. Membres clรฉs : Bill Leeb, cEvin Key (Skinny Puppy), Dwayne Goettel. Importance : Une collaboration unique entre FLA et Skinny Puppy, fusionnant leurs sons industriels distincts. Fauxliage > Style : Dream pop, chillout, รฉlectronique. Membres clรฉs : Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber, Leigh Nash (de Sixpence None the Richer). Importance : Un projet รฉlectronique teintรฉ de pop, avec des voix fรฉminines douces, rappelant une version plus accessible et radiophonique de Delerium. Delerium et Conjure One ont acquis une grande reconnaissance en dehors des cercles industriels, apportant lโ€™expertise รฉlectronique de FLA vers une musique ambient et รฉthรฉrรฉe plus mainstream. Noise Unit, Cyberaktif et Intermix ont conservรฉ leurs fondations industrielle et techno, renforรงant davantage lโ€™influence de FLA sur la musique รฉlectronique. Ces projets ont รฉlargi la palette crรฉative de Bill Leeb et Rhys Fulber, dรฉmontrant leur adaptabilitรฉ ร  travers des genres variรฉs tels que la trance, lโ€™ambient, lโ€™EBM et la techno. Les projets parallรจles de FLA continuent de faire le lien entre la musique industrielle, รฉlectronique et cinรฉmatographique, laissant une empreinte durable sur de nombreux sous-genres.