Nitzer Ebb | en
Formed in Chelmsford, UK when main protagonists Douglas McCarthy (vocals) and Bon Harris (drums, programming) were just 15, Nitzer Ebb cut a dynamic swathe through the electronic music and Balaeric beat scenes of the 1980s and 90s. They were electro-punks before the genre even existed, at a time when The Prodigy were not even a gleam in fellow Essex boy Liam Howlett's eye. Militaristic, intimidating yet always accessible, Nitzer Ebb enjoyed a string of ferocious club hits and released five critically acclaimed albums on Mute. From their first-ever single, 1984's 'Isn't It Funny How Your Body Works' through to their...
Hearts & Minds (Mix Hypersonic) [Mute]
Let Your Body Learn
Lightning Man
Fun to be Had
Hearts and Minds
Join In The Chant
Join In The Chant (оригинал)
Kick It
Fitness To Purpose
Once You Say (Vince Clarke Remix)
Murderous (Razormaid Mix)
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Murderous ("That Total Age", 1987)
Fun To Be Had
Hit You Back
Lightning Man
Family Man
Hearts And Minds (Mix Hypersonic)
Fun to Be Had
Belief (album 1989)
Crane
Muderous
Kick It (Banjo Sin)
Payroll METALL EBM
Never Known
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Hit You Back
Crane (1983) [Synthpunk]
Once You Say
I Am Undone (Alan Wilder Remix)
Hultsfred 1988
I Give To You (Album Version)
Faded Smiles
The Passage
Drive
I'm Undone
The Machineries Of Joy
Alarm
Let Beauty Loose
Out of Mind
Control I'm Here
Isn't It Funny How Your Body Works
Blood Money
Showtime (album 1990)
Traveling
Going Away
So Bright So Strong (compilation 1988)
Basic Pain Procedure (demo 1983)
Once You Say
Star (1983)
