Whatever became of industrial techno pioneers: Front 242, Nitzer Ebb, or KLF?

Question

I know Nitzer Ebb and Front 242 have recently completed world tours but they haven't released anything since the late 90's. What about KLF?

Any music that's out by other artists that has a similar sound as them?

Answer 1

KLF was at the forefront of 'Industrial' and shouldn't be dismissed simply because they eventually crafted radio songs. Before they were called KLF, they were called 'The Time Lords' and did 'Doctorin' The Tardis' which was an industrial take on the Gary Glitter 'Rock and Roll' song. They've went under a few other names as well, just can't think of them at the moment.

Answer 2

i've got in no way somewhat been keen on Rammstein, yet i've got basically listened to what, 5 songs, so i assume i'm no longer able to style a intense opinion approximately them yet. The gimmicks are not significant to me, yet i'd quite a band with minimum gimmicks. i'm a reasonably super NIN fan, yet i don't be attentive to plenty in any respect approximately business track- basically only them and a few singles from different bands. So thank you for the link. They certainly have similarities to NIN so i think of i will like 'em. i will would desire to familiarize myself together with his voice nonetheless, it is not in all probability accomplishing out to me precise off the bat. My wide-unfold out of the three links is likewise the 1st one.

Answer 3

Where, oh where, did you ever get the impression that KLF was industrial? And "Doctorin' the Tardis" wasn't remotely industrial...

Answer 4

I dont know but here are some cool artists;
Tricky
Bjork
Massive Attack