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Musicians
    (1981- )
    Band originated in Belgium
    Patrick Codenys - programmer (1981- )
    Dirk Bergen - programmer (1981- )
    Daniel Bressanutti - programmer (1982- )
    Geoff Bellingham - percussionist (1982)
    Richard 23 - percussionist (1982-1993)
    Jean-Luc de Meyer - lead vocalist (1982- )
    Recorded the albums 'Geography (1985),' 'Official Version (1987),' 'Back Catalogue (1987),' Front by Front (1988),' 'Tyranny for You (1991),' '05:22:09:12 Off (1993)' and '06:21:03:11 Up Evil (1993)'
    Their earlier album covers have virtually identical artwork, just merely recolored for each album.
    Unlike most Industrial bands, their songs lack guitars.
    Their style is pop-oriented industrial.
    Renowned percussionist Richard 23 left the band after 11 years; immediately after Lollapalooza in 1993.
    It is hard to remember the album title '05:22:09:12 Off,' so it is sometimes referred to as 'Evil Off.'
    It is hard to remember the album title '06:21:03:11 Up Evil,' so it is sometimes referred to as 'Fuck Up Evil.'
    Their outfits are a cross between nerdy and Goth.
    They didn't sell out, continuously playing EBM (Electronic Body Music) for over 20 years without being dated.
    Their 1988 hit 'Headhunter' was an international dance hit.
    Their 1991 hit 'Tragedy (For You)' got a good amount of exposure on MTV.
    They are considered one of the most creative underground bands.
    Their lyrics question humanity and the structure of society.

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