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Electronicb> bodyb> music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Electronicb> bodyb> music (EBM) is a music genre that combines elements of industrial music and electronicb> dance music.
The term was coined by the Belgian band Front 242 in 1984 to describe their music [1]).
This evolution of EBM has been termed by fans as electro-industrial [2] (or elektro for short, not to be confused with the hip-hop subgenre electro), although many still refer to it as EBM or sometimes "new-school EBM".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old-school_EBM (602 words)



electronicb> music - Columbia Encyclopedia article about electronicb> music

was one of the pioneers of electronicb> music, inventing the first solid-bodyb> electric guitar in 1946 and recording music in the 1950s in an eight-track recording studio of his own design.
electronicb> music increasingly became a part of pop music compositions, eventually allowing a solo artist to compose, produce, and perform music that employs a full complement of instrumental sounds.
The lyrics and music for most of their songs were written by Lennon and McCartney.

http://columbia.thefreedictionary.com/Electronic+music (878 words)



Electronicb> music

Electronicb> "art" music is a regrettably vague term for the formal and primarily academic branch of electronicb> music that is focused on extending musical capabilities through technology.
It was the development of the tape recorder and musique concrète that alerted the musical community to the potential of electronicb> music as a means to surpass the limitations that were imposed by the use of traditional musical instruments.
The foundations of modern electronicb> "art" music (hereinafter referred to simply as "electronicb> music") lie in the developing musical sensibilities of early 20th century symphonic music.

http://www.jahsonic.com/ElectronicMusic.html (3468 words)



Electronicb> bodyb> music

Electronicb> Bodyb> Music, more commonly known by its acronym EBM, is a musical genre combining elements of Industrial music and Electronicb> dance music.
Electronicb> Bodyb> Music is the heavy variant of electro.
The term was coined by the Belgian band Front 242 in the early 1980s to describe their music, and they are considered the first EBM band.

http://www.jahsonic.com/EBM.html (648 words)



Raw42 Definitive - Ebm Music Information

Electronicb> Bodyb> Music Short for "Electronicb> Bodyb> Music," EBM is a word coined by Front 242 in the early 80s to describe a purely electronicb> style of dance music characterized by mechanical sounds and beats, bassline melodies, media samples and an agressive tempo.
When Industrial Records was born in the UK in the late 70s by electronicb> music pioneers Throbbing Gristle, it immediately found its audience in those of a darker bent.
EBM influenced many other electronicb> styles, from techno to goa trance, and is regarded by many as the start of hard dance music (sorry, disco just didn't cut it).

http://www.raw42.com/cgi-bin/genre_guide.pl?genre=10 (1042 words)



'This Is Electronicb> Bodyb> Music' CD 1988

This is Electronicb> Bodyb> Music, or at least what EBM was in the mid-80:s.

http://www.ludd.luth.se/~h-son/cd/t/this_is_ebm.html (14 words)



Detroit and the dance (Metro Times Detroit)

An archeology of electronicb> bodyb> music in the city of soul.
Both the desire to dance and to create music is instinctual.
Electronicb> instruments are just the latest progression in instruments that have been as primitive as the stick, as complicated as the MIDI sequencer.

http://www.metrotimes.com/editorial/story.asp?id=1821 (549 words)



boysbriefs: Electronicb> Bodyb> Music is NOT Dead

Truthfully, I have extremely broad tastes in music, but my all-time favorite genre is an obscure type of electronica called EBM (that's Electronicb> Bodyb> Music).
Their music is often regarded as intelligent dance music because they combine pounding beats and synth arrangements with thought provoking lyrics, usually about the human condition.
EBM has been around since the early 80s, but it's often associated with goth and industrial music (like Nine Inch Nails and Ministry).

http://boysbriefs.blogspot.com/2003/08/electronic-body-music-is-not-dead.html (388 words)



Steril: 400 Years of Electronicb> Music - PopMatters Music Review

The early-to-mid ‘90s were a veritable playground for electro-industrial/EBM (that’s Electronicb> Bodyb> Music, as popularized by Front 242) bands, allowing names like Le&, Wumpscut, Front Line Assembly and Sister Machine Gun some of the most successful sales numbers of their careers.
Really, 400 Years of Electronicb> Music is best identified as a window to a time when the combination of unchanging programmed beats, aggressive synths, and growled vocals was actually gaining momentum as a musical option.
The primary problem with 400 Years of Electronicb> Music has as much to do with release dates as the music that Steril has put together over the years.

http://www.popmatters.com/pm/music/reviews/steril_400_years_of_electronic_music (952 words)



Thedog's Music Page

My favorite music has also been referred to as EBM (Electronicb> Bodyb> Music).
Even though many industrial bands seem to have some message or agenda (anti-neo-nazi or anti-war/anti-military), I listen to this music for the sound.
The music is typically produced electronically with an occasional presence of real-life guitars (electric) or drums.

http://home.cfl.rr.com/thedogmmm/music.htm (206 words)



The History of Rock Music - The Nineties

Belgium was one of the epicenters of the fad, perhaps fueled by the school of "electronicb> bodyb> music" (Front 242).
Starting with Intervision (1997), Finland-born singer and multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor played kitsch music (and sang in a sexy falsetto) to a techno beat with an approach that was the musical equivalent of Andy Warhol's pop art but that mocked everybody from soul to glam.
The music of the EP A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld (1989), a cosmic mantra for water and synthesizer, and of the album Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld (1991) sounded like new-age music.

http://www.scaruffi.com/history/cpt59.html (3505 words)



The Synthetic Dream Foundation - EBM music EBM band Electronicb> bodyb> music

There are lots of message boards dealing with ebm music, experimental music, idm music, classical music, that a link could expose my work to others on.
The Synthetic Dream Foundation is an independent Artist/Composer that specializes in experimental ebm music and experimental classical music.
Request my music on your local goth industrial techno ambient classical ebm music radio stations, clubs, and internet radio stations.

http://www.tsdf.net/promotion.htm (469 words)



entertainment.iafrica.com music profiles EBM a revolution in progress

It is widely accepted that the term Electronicb> Bodyb> Music or EBM was coined by Belgian pioneers Front 242, a prolific band (created in 1981 by Daniel Bressanutti and Dirk Bergen), that came into prominence during the 1980s and have remained firm favourites on EBM dancefloors around the world ever since.
Their paramilitary attitude, stiff, bruise-your-bodyb> beats and electronicb> textures combined with more synthy, pop-oriented sounds find favour among the dispossessed alternatives, who were looking for something more danceable than the harsh, non-harmonic, static noise of industrial and yet without the obvious commerciality of acid-house or rave that characterised the club scene of the early Nineties.
Pornography, surgical procedures, war scenes and general devastation are not unusual visual themes employed by some EBM bands to expand their message when on stage and to achieve in their mission to challenge and explore the darker and obsessive sides of the human condition, rather than to just to make pretty dance music.

http://entertainment.iafrica.com/music/profiles/330563.htm (959 words)



The Daily Page: Music: The Swedish invasion

Run Level Zeros style is EBM ("Electronicb> Bodyb> Music"), which combines industrial and electronicb> dance music.
Fanale is one of Madisons most prominent links to electronicb> musics international community, and this is not the first time hes brought in artists from overseas.
Meet Hans, Ville and Anders, three dark and mysterious Swedish electronicb> music artists playing the Inferno on Saturday, Jan. 14, at 9 p.m.

http://www.thedailypage.com/going-out/music/news/managedit.php?intmusicnewsid=596 (486 words)



Industrial Dance Downloads - Download Industrial Dance Music - Download Industrial Dance MP3s

Early distinguished by the term "electronicb> bodyb> music," several artists, such as Front 242, Nitzer Ebb, Skinny Puppy, and Ministry gained significant airplay in clubs.
Front Line Assembly was the best-known of the various electronicb> music projects undertaken by the prolific Vancouver-based duo of Bill Leeb (vocals, synthesizers) and Rhys Fulber (synthesizers and samplers).
During the 1980s, industrial music progressed from being an obscure, experimentalist style to a position where it was quite popular and straight-ahead for a growing audience unenthused by limp-wristed alternative music as well as cock rock and heavy metal.

http://www.mp3.com/genre/324/subgenre.html (2723 words)



Projekt: darkwave - '& Vir Unis: Bodyb> Electric'

Bodyb> Electric is a welcomed edition to the borderless world of new electronicb> music; this album is a zenith in bio-electronicb> bodyb> music, an evolutionary spark, a focused, high-energy trip of life-affirming, hyper-terrestrial grooves and sustained, soul-expanding soundworlds.
is recognized as a prominent pioneer of electronicb>/ethno-ambient music, with over forty albums released under his name or in collaboration with others.
From the gene pool of possibilities, an evolutionary mandala emits the music of chance, while the electric bodyb> emerges intelligent and in an awakened state of eternal becoming.

http://www.projekt.com/projekt/product.asp?dept_id=10&sku=PRO00090 (1796 words)



Encyclopedia of Electronicb> Music - reviews

The music is highly repetitious and at times approaches the territory of the so-called classic Electronicb> Music, i.e.
The track is one of the masterpieces of Electronicb> Music, right up there with Schulze's "Timewind" and Tangerine Dream's "Rubycon".
I must admit that with the announced album of traditional Berlin School Electronicb> Music I was a bit fearful that it will be a complete copy of 70’s Tangerine Dream, but thankfully this is not the case.

http://www.pugachov.ru/eem/reviews.html (6681 words)



Bibliography on synthesizers, Midi, Computer and Electronicb> Music

Title: Electronicb> music circuits / by Barry Klein.
Notes: Explains the principles of electronicb> music, discusses the uses of such electronicb> instruments as oscillators, synthesizers, electronicb> organs, and sound processors, and gives advice on performing and recording electronicb> music.
Music and Connectionism provides a fresh approach to both fields, using techniques of connectionism and parallel distributed processing to look at a wide range of topics in music research, from pitch perception to chord fingering to composition.

http://ftp.cs.uu.nl/pub/MIDI/DOC/bibliography.html (7564 words)



Rolling Stone : AFI Go Electronicb>: A.F.I.

I like all the EBM [electronicb> bodyb> music] stuff, Covenant, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, [Paul] Oakenfold, DJ Shadow and BT."
Dave and I listen to a lot of electronicb> music.
Singer Dave Havok and guitarist Jade Puget of Southern California punk outfit AFI will use the spare time on their upcoming U.S. tour to draft material for their new, electronicb> side project Blaqk Audio.

http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/afi/articles/story/5935498/afi_go_electronic (247 words)



Your Guide to EBM = Electronicb> Bodyb> Music -- the old FresnoGoth.com message board

To Correct both of you E.B.M. is the acronym for Electronicb> Bodyb> Music it came from the title of a album compilation called 'This is Electronicb> Bodyb> Music' EBM 1 released in 1988 on Play It Again Sam Records, RRE and Network Records.
There were a few sequels to this comp "World of Electronicb> Bodyb> Music" - 1989 "Another World: Electronicb> Bodyb> Music" - 1990 and "Another World Part 3: Electronicb> Bodyb> Music" - 1991
Your Guide to EBM = Electronicb> Bodyb> Music

http://www.voy.com/124847/4/1450.html (223 words)



Another World - Electronicb> Bodyb> Music - Part 2 CD ???

"This Is Electronicb> Bodyb> Music" CD (1988) was released on Play It Again Sam Records (SPV# 45-7289).
It was #2 because #1 was called "World of Electronicb> Bodyb> Music".
actually the first in this series was in reality the second electronicb> bodyb> music comp from antler.

http://www.side-line.com/forum/threads.php?id=6515_0_20_0_C (578 words)



Blogcritics.org: Front 242: Bodyb> Pioneers

Formed in 1981, Belgian industrial group Front 242 helped pioneer aggressive electronicb> "bodyb>" music throughout '80s with Skinny Puppy and Ministry.
Not a single guitar on the album, yet even with (relatively) primitive electronicb> equipment they were somehow able to elicit realistic squawks and squeals that had even a guitar magazine shaking its head in a review they did of the album at the time.
After a hiatus to pursue solo projects, the band reunited in 1997 to tour and record new music - artistic spelunkers delving ever deeper into the machine.

http://blogcritics.org/archives/2003/09/19/105217.php (1454 words)



Electronicb> Data Processing Beatfreax - Electronicb> Music Platform

With a early passion for industrial sounds influences and electronicb> bodyb> music, Sebastien Bromberger has been logically focused later on electronicb> music.
As the years go by, he's got a solid and various musical background that permits to offer in his dj sets and productions a certain and rare eclectism.
Progress and renewal is Q-dance's most prominent aim; renewal in event productions, but especially in music.

http://www.beatfreax.nl/s/c6f19cea95/bid/1477.html (438 words)



CD Baby: UKUPHAMBANA APPEARANCES - Ukuphambana appearances. Experimental electronicb> music.

Ranging from power noise to power electronics to electronicb> bodyb> music to trance to.
new techno, idm, and experimental music from boston
This is a list of cd's available that have appearances by experimental electronicb> artist Ukuphambana.

http://www.cdbaby.com/group/ukuphambana (173 words)



Slashdot Electronicb> Music 101?

Other online dance music places I'd recommend are Groovetech [groovetech.com] which for me is mainly a place to buy vinyl, but they feature a lot of radio shows, extended samples and interviews.
One word of warning, however: electronicb> music is virtually boundless and can take most of your lifetime to discover.
Feel free to define 'electronicb>' as broadly as seems appropriate." I used to shop at Homebass, but they just went out of business, which is sad, as they had one of the most comprehensive selection of electronica that I have ever seen, and most of their tracks had MP3 previews.

http://ask.slashdot.org/askslashdot/02/07/13/0038227.shtml?tid=141 (6949 words)



The Accidental New Yorker

There is something completely physical about my love for this music, which sounds odd, but it's the most accurate way of putting it.
My head snapped up at the start of it--the sound reminded me of a giant electronicb> bow moving swiftly back and forth across a giant synthesized violin, but it also somehow reminded me of the sharpest razor.
In Texas I'd attended very few, considering the fact that Austin is billed as the Live Music Capital.

http://accidentalnewyorker.blogspot.com/2005_11_27_accidentalnewyorker_archive.html (1592 words)



Usenet Music

Whether you are into ambient, electronicb>, whether you’re a Frank Zappa fan or a Madonna fan, there’s a place for you.
They cater to every musical taste from Pearl Jam to Prokofiev and everything thing in between.
There are Usenet music newsgroups for all tastes.

http://www.binaries.net/articles/usenet_music.htm (202 words)



NETZ electronicb> music project

since then, we've developed a new style of music which we call "electronicb> power pop", a kind of melodious electronicb>-bodyb>-music, focusing on dry, cold sound patterns.
we started producing electronicb> music at the Abseits Studio in 1992.
the collaboration between NETZ and Temple Music soon lead to very satisfying results and many new ideas,...and to the "werk01" cd!

http://www.netz01.de/data/main/proj_m.html (367 words)



trance.nu View topic - teh wtf

EBM is something different, it's more industrial I think, there's an ebm night near me, and it sounds like an odd cross of techno and death metal!
i thought that EBM or whatever you call it, is the same as the new type of music called extra-tone
Sampling your burping sounds could qualify as EBM, I think...

http://www.trance.nu/v3/forums/viewtopic.php?t=108743 (234 words)



Horror DVD at AudioXchange - Electronicb> - Music - DVD - Movies - Games

On the reverse, it has a battery level indicator and a three-position switch to turn the unit off or set it to play music in order or shuffled.
It relies on the use of an "Autofill" feature in iTunes, which can select songs at random from a user's music library (or from a specific playlist) and copy as many as will fit into iPod shuffle's memory.
It can hold up to 240 songs (1 GB model, based on Apple's estimate, of four minutes per song and 128 Kbps AAC encoding).

http://www.audioxchange.com/store-mode-dvd-node-163396-locale-us.html (689 words)

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