Douglas McCarthy, vocalist and founding member of the English electronic band Nitzer Ebb, died at 58. The group had some tour ...

Nitzer Ebb announced shows across North America and Europe for 2025, as well as some shows in 2026, earlier this year.

"Our aim is to ensure the music and spirit of NILER EBB endure for existing tans and future generations alike, for as long as ...

The lead vocalist co-founded the band in 1982 and became a significant figure in the "electronic body music" genre Douglas McCarthy, the frontman of Nitzer Ebb, has died He was 58 years old The band ...

An Instagram post from Nitzer Ebb revealed that the band's frontman Douglas McCarthy died on Tuesday, June 11. He was 58.

Nitzer Ebb took the rage of punk and stripped it of all elements of rock & roll, other than McCarthy’s stentorian vocals, replacing guitar, bass, and drums with electronic instruments; songs ...

Nitzer Ebb have announced that their 2025 tour will be proceeding as scheduled despite the recent death of frontman Douglas McCarthy. McCarthy’s death was announced by the band earlier this ...

McCarthy founded the group Nitzer Ebb in Essex, with David Gooday and Bon Harris. The band released its first single, “Isn’t It Funny How Your Body Works,” in 1985.

Born in London in 1966, McCarthy formed Nitzer Ebb with Vaughan “Bon” Harris in 1982, and would become one of the most popular groups in the industrial subgenre EBM (electro body movement) with ...

Douglas McCarthy, the frontman and principle songwriter for the influential British industrial band Nitzer Ebb, has died, aged 58. The news was announced in a statement from the band’s social media ...

Nitzer Ebb were one of a clutch of late 80s outfits that specialised in what has retrospectively become known as electronic body music (EBM). Along with bands like Front 242 and The Young Gods ...