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Years active
  
1982–1995, 2006-present

Labels
  
Mute Records Geffen Records (US)

Associated acts
  
Fixmer/McCarthy, Depeche Mode, Recoil, Die Krupps, Derrick May, KLOQ (band)

Past members
  
David Gooday Duc Nhan Nguyen Julian Beeston

Origin
  
Essex, United Kingdom (1982)

Members
  
Douglas McCarthy, Bon Harris, David Gooday, Julian Beeston, David Lovering, Namen Duc Nhan

Genres
  
Electronic body music, Post-industrial music, Industrial rock

Albums
  
That Total Age, Ebbhead, Industrial Complex, Big Hit, Showtime

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Nitzer Ebb (pronounced ['nɪtsəɹ eb] or ['naɪtsəɹ eb]) are a British EBM group formed in 1982 by Essex school friends Vaughan "Bon" Harris (programming, synthesizers, drums, vocals), Douglas McCarthy (vocals), and David Gooday (drums).

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Recent years and reunion

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Nitzer Ebb began work on new material in Los Angeles early in 2007, with a retrospective documentary still in the pipeline. During 2007, Nitzer Ebb continued its trend of replacing drummers as Kourtney Klein left the band to be replaced by Jason Payne. A first track, "Once You Say," with Depeche Mode songwriter Martin L. Gore on backing vocals, was played in June 2007 by Dave Clarke in his White Noise show on VPRO's 3 Voor 12. This track, along with "Payroll," were debuted live as Nitzer Ebb played a handful of shows and festivals during 2007. These tracks are featured on Nitzer Ebb's newest album, Industrial Complex.

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McCarthy and Harris reunited up with Jason Payne and producer Flood to finish up the first new Nitzer Ebb record in over a decade. In the meantime, Fixmer/McCarthy released its second album in June 2008, Into the Night.

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The band announced a US tour for fall–winter 2009 and were selected as the opening act of the January and February European and Russian dates of Depeche Mode's Tour of the Universe in 2010.

Influences and legacy

The single "Murderous" has been sampled by other electronic music acts, such as Information Society (on "Now That I Have You") and Kode IV (on "Success").

Current members

  • Bon Harris – programming, synthesizers, drums, vocals, bass guitar (1982–present)
  • Douglas McCarthy – vocals, guitar (1982–present)
  • Jason Payne – drums, percussion (1992-1995, 2007–present)

    • Former members

  • David Gooday – vocals, drums, percussion (1982-1987)
  • Duc Nhan Nguyen – drums, percussion (1987-1988)
  • Julian Beeston – drums, percussion (1989-1992)

    • Touring members

  • David Lovering – drums
  • John Napier – guitar, percussion (1995)
  • Kourtney Klein – drums (2006-2007)

    • Albums

  • Basic Pain Procedure (1983)
  • That Total Age (1987)
  • So Bright So Strong (1988)
  • Belief (1989)
  • Showtime (1990)
  • As Is [EP](1991)
  • Ebbhead (1991)
  • Big Hit (1995)
  • Body of Work (2006)
  • Body Rework (2006)
  • Industrial Complex (2010)

    • Soundtracks

  • Saw IV "Payroll (John O Mix)" (2007)
  • Grand Theft Auto IV "Let Your Body Learn" (2008)
  • NCIS "Promises" (2009)
  • Saw VI "Never Known" (2009)
  • Saw VII "Promises" (2010)
  • Castle (TV series) "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" (2010)
  • The Following (TV series) "Murderous" (2013)

    • Music videos

  • Murderous (1987)
  • Let Your Body Learn (1987)
  • Control I'm Here (1988)
  • Hearts and Minds (1989)
  • Shame (1989)
  • The Machineries Of Joy (1989)
  • Lightning Man (1990)
  • Fun To Be Had (1990)
  • Family Man (1991)
  • I Give To You (1991)
  • Godhead (1992)
  • Ascend (1992)
  • Kick It (1995)
  • I Thought (1995)

    • Tributes

  • Muscle and Hate - Nilaihah Records, (2005)

    • Songs

    Join in the ChantThat Total Age · 1987
    Let Your Body LearnThat Total Age · 1987
    I Give to YouEbbhead · 1991

    References

    Nitzer Ebb Wikipedia
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