That’s a shame. I loved them in the late 80’s – early 90’s. Saw them open for Depeche Mode in 1990.
TeknoPagan on
Oh the memories.
Cheers Doug. You were a rare breed.
CombinationThese6654 on
Love them so much
yulDD on
Great band, sad news
pobody-snerfect on
Where is the youth!?
Freezerpill on
Damn, thank you for the good tunes 🙏
the_noise_we_made on
Got to see them in Cleveland at the Blossom Center in 2022 opening for NIN and Ministry and they were great. Recently I saw them again, sadly without Douglas, opening for Ministry in Detroit but Bon kicked ass out there on his own.
FrekZek on
RIP Lightning Man
EloquentGoose on
*Joins in the chant* for my boy, a pioneer of the industrial genre.
You too fellow rivetheads!
happyscrappy on
Like the band. Surprised to see this even covered. They didn’t make a big impact.
Steuceve on
Join in the Chant!
oo0oo on
I saw Nitzer Ebb, opening for Depeche Mode two nights in a row, at Red Rocks Amphitheater. I was front row both nights. Their energy, visual and vocal style was great, and their music helped open up doors for many industrial, techno & EBM artists who followed. Their 1990 tour opener with Depeche Mode truly opened the Industrial genre to the masses, too. RIP, Douglas.
Krmsyn on
Where. Is the Youth. YOUUUTH!!!
kittiesandcocks on
I feel for guys like him, you just wanna keep touring and rocking out and partying but your body wears out eventually. RIP
BarracudaBig7010 on
You’re hoping that I’m not here
LowerCourse2267 on
Strange title.
I’d think the dying was more of a contributing factor that ended the tour more so than the cirrhosis.
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That’s a shame. I loved them in the late 80’s – early 90’s. Saw them open for Depeche Mode in 1990.
Oh the memories.
Cheers Doug. You were a rare breed.
Love them so much
Great band, sad news
Where is the youth!?
Damn, thank you for the good tunes 🙏
Got to see them in Cleveland at the Blossom Center in 2022 opening for NIN and Ministry and they were great. Recently I saw them again, sadly without Douglas, opening for Ministry in Detroit but Bon kicked ass out there on his own.
RIP Lightning Man
*Joins in the chant* for my boy, a pioneer of the industrial genre.
You too fellow rivetheads!
Like the band. Surprised to see this even covered. They didn’t make a big impact.
Join in the Chant!
I saw Nitzer Ebb, opening for Depeche Mode two nights in a row, at Red Rocks Amphitheater. I was front row both nights. Their energy, visual and vocal style was great, and their music helped open up doors for many industrial, techno & EBM artists who followed. Their 1990 tour opener with Depeche Mode truly opened the Industrial genre to the masses, too. RIP, Douglas.
Where. Is the Youth. YOUUUTH!!!
I feel for guys like him, you just wanna keep touring and rocking out and partying but your body wears out eventually. RIP
You’re hoping that I’m not here
Strange title.
I’d think the dying was more of a contributing factor that ended the tour more so than the cirrhosis.