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15 de mar. de 2021 · Legendary industrial act frontman Bill Leeb joins forces once again with long-time cohort Rhys Fulber for the new Front Line Assembly album entitled ‘Mechanical Soul’. The new album, released in January, 2021 via Metropolis Records, offers 10 new tracks plus a remix of ‘Hatevol’. Including guest appearances from Jean-Luc De Meyer, of Front 242, and Dino Cazares, of Fear Factory, the ...
21 September 1956 (age 65) Born In. Wien, Austria. Austrian born electronic musician Bill (born Willhelm) Leeb got his first start in the early 80s with friends and fellow Vancouver locals "Skinny Puppy" under the moniker of Willhelm Schroeder. Playing synth bass with the band live and having a few of his bass lines appear on 1985 … read more.
5 de may. de 2020 · The band has seen several changes in line-up, with Bill Leeb being the only permanent member. Noise Unit’s first album, “Grinding into Emptiness” was a collaboration between Leeb and Marc Verhaeghen of Belgian industrial band Klinik and was released in 1989 through Wax Trax! and Antler-Subway.
23 de sept. de 2016 · Mythologie by Delerium, released 23 September 2016 1. Delerium & Mimi Page - Blue Fires 2. Delerium & Phildel - Zero 3. Delerium & Jaël - Keep On Dreaming 4. Delerium & JES - Stay 5. Delerium & Mimi Page - Angels 6. Delerium & Phildel - Ritual 7. Seven Gates Of Thebes 8. Delerium & Geri Soriano-Lightwood - Ghost Requiem 9.
Bill Leeb, född Wilhelm Anton Leeb 21 september 1966 i Wien , är en musiker som numera innehar kanadensiskt medborgarskap. Han blev, under pseudonymen Wilhelm Schroeder , medlem i industrialbandet Skinny Puppy 1982 , tog hand om ett fåtal basslingor och spelade keyboards på de tidiga Skinny Puppy skivorna Bites , Remission och singeln "Stairs and Flowers".
Join show creator, host and producer David Hawkes as he interviews one of Industrial music's pioneers BILL LEEB, on his early days in Skinny Puppy and projec...
Bill Leeb, Key's friend from Vancouver's late-night club circuit, had introduced him to early industrial bands such as Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire, and he soon found himself recording his own songs. Key met Nivek Ogre (Kevin Ogilvie) at a party in late 1982 and asked him to provide vocals for the songs he had made.
