Front Line Assembly’s Mechanical Soul & Bill Leeb’s Industrial Strength

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Front Line Assembly has been making amazingly textured dystopian style records since the late 80s. Since frontman Bill Leeb’s departure from the legendary Vancouver based Skinny Puppy lineup he’s been busy with not only Front Line Assembly but also with other projects like the successful project with Rhys Fulber called “Delerium” and “Cyberaktif” with his ex Skinny Puppy band mate cEvin Key.

Some of the highest selling Front Line Assembly albums like “Caustic Grip,” “Hard Wired” and “Echogenetic” have placed FLA firmly in the Industrial genres Hall of Fame with the community.

In this interview Bill discusses the industrial strength of Covid-19, and how the constantly rescheduled outing with Ministry & KMFDM might just end up to be another unfortunate tour casualty in the music industry if things don’t make a turn around. He also talks about the amazing accomplishments of the band alongside the late Jeremy Inkel, with his contributions to FLA’s legacy. Bill (a.k.a Wilhelm Schroeder) also gets enlighten and his life changed with a simple scream…find out what it’s like to learn about a filmmaker’s inside joke that shares his name!