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A band that helped usher in the Industrial sound to music, Cabaret Voltaire was a very intriguing act. Rather than stay and pursue the soon to explode Industrial sound, Cabaret Voltaire ventured into other forms of electronic experimentation that ranged from Electro Funk to House. Cabaret Voltaire watched as other artists crashed through the doors that they creaked open, and despite a long lasting career have remained very much under the radar.
The Bullet Points:
Eligible Since:
2001
Country of Origin:
United Kingdom (Sheffield, England)
Nominated In:
Never
NIHOF’s Favorite Album:
Mix-Up (1979)
NIHOF’s Favorite Song:
Black Mask (From Red Mecca, 1981)
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