Join in the Rhythm of Machines

by Nitzer Ebb

Released: April 20, 2011

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The album stands as a testament to the enduring influence and ongoing evolution of one of the original pioneers of the electronic body music (EBM) and industrial music genres. "Join in the Rhythm of Machines" is a special album by the British EBM group, Nitzer Ebb. This compilation was released in 2011 and was a New York special edition release by the label - NE Records and Artists’ Addiction Records.

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The album cover artist, Simon Granger, offered a…

The album cover artist, Simon Granger, offered a tribute to Nitzer Ebb’s established aesthetic with such artwork.

The album combined new remixes of Nitzer Ebb's…

The album combined new remixes of Nitzer Ebb's most famous early singles with a selection of remixes by the Industrial rock supergroup Die Krupps.

Additionally, it contained the original recordings of "Warsaw…

Additionally, it contained the original recordings of "Warsaw Ghetto" and "Murderous." These new mixes provided a fresh take on the band's early innovative sound - a collision of sequencers, percussion, and the forceful, emotive vocals of frontman, Douglas McCarthy.

"Join in the Rhythm of Machines" also featured…

"Join in the Rhythm of Machines" also featured the track - "Once You Say," with guest vocals by Depeche Mode's Martin L. Gore.

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"Join in the Rhythm of Machines" is a special album by the British EBM group, Nitzer Ebb. This compilation was released in 2011 and was a New York special edition release by the label - NE Records and Artists’ Addiction Records. The album cover artist, Simon Granger, offered a tribute to Nitzer Ebb’s established aesthetic with such artwork.

The album combined new remixes of Nitzer Ebb's most famous early singles with a selection of remixes by the Industrial rock supergroup Die Krupps. Additionally, it contained the original recordings of "Warsaw Ghetto" and "Murderous." These new mixes provided a fresh take on the band's early innovative sound - a collision of sequencers, percussion, and the forceful, emotive vocals of frontman, Douglas McCarthy.

"Join in the Rhythm of Machines" also featured the track - "Once You Say," with guest vocals by Depeche Mode's Martin L. Gore. The album stands as a testament to the enduring influence and ongoing evolution of one of the original pioneers of the electronic body music (EBM) and industrial music genres.