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“ZZ Top use sequencers and drum machines – do you consider them an industrial band? Of course not!”: The twisted birth and chaotic explosion of industrial music

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“ZZ Top use sequencers and drum machines – do you consider them an industrial band? Of course not!”: The twisted birth and chaotic explosion of industrial music

From Throbbing Gristle to Ministry, industrial became one of the defining sounds of the 1980s

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