Cyberaktif
Wilhelm Anton Leeb, Kevin Crompton, Dwayne R. Goettel
Дискография Cyberaktif:
| # | Название релиза | Информация об aльбоме | Купить альбом в iTunes | Год издания | Лейбл |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Temper 3 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 2 | Nothing Stays 4 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 3 | Nothing Stays 3 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 4 | Temper 3 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 5 | Tenebrae Vision 10 | audio | iTunes | 1991 | |
| 6 | Nothing Stays 4 | audio | iTunes | 1994 | |
| 7 | Tenebrae Vision 9 | audio | iTunes | 1991 | Wax Trax! Europe |
| 8 | Tenebrae Vision 10 | audio | iTunes | 1994 | |
| 9 | Temper 3 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Europe |
| 10 | Temper 3 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Europe |
| 11 | Tenebrae Vision 10 | audio | iTunes | 1991 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 12 | Temper 3 | audio | iTunes | 1993 | |
| 13 | Nothing Stays 7 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 14 | Tenebrae Vision 9 | audio | iTunes | 1991 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 15 | Tenebrae Vision 9 | audio | iTunes | 1991 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 16 | Nothing Stays 3 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 17 | Tenebrae Vision 10 | audio | iTunes | 1991 | Wax Trax! Records |
| 18 | Temper 3 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Wax Trax! Europe |
| 19 | Tenebrae Vision 9 | audio | iTunes | 1991 | Wax Trax! Europe |
Cyberaktif was a one-off collaboration between Bill Leeb of Frontline Assembly, and cEvin Key and Dwayne Goettel of Skinny Puppy. Blixa Bargeld from Einstürzende Neubauten guested on the tracks “Paradiessiets” and “Meltdown”. During the heyday of Waxtrax during the early 90’s many fans wrote in saying how good it would be to see what would have happened to Skinny Puppy if Bill had stayed in the band. Wax Trax paid for the whole project; they paid Leeb, Goettel and Key and gave them use of their studios to produce the album “Tenebrae Vision” and its two singles “Nothing Stays” and “Temper” (all 1990). Bill went under his Skinny Puppy pseudonym Wilhelm Schroeder. There were no plans for any more albums, and this became even less likely after the death of Dwayne Goettel in 1995.