Industrial metal roared to life in 1981 when Al Jourgensen launched this Chicago project, shifting from synth-pop to aggression. Their site calls 'Psalm 69' (1992) a 'landmark,' hitting US top 30 with 'Jesus Built My Hotrod.' Early dance hits like 'Everyday Is Halloween' gave way to thrash after Paul Barker joined. Over 10 million records sold, they nabbed a 2005 Grammy nod for 'The Great Satan.' Jourgensen’s revolving crew—over 30 members—survived 2008’s disbandment, reforming in 2011. 'Hopiumforthemasses' (2024) tackles politics head-on, proving their edge endures.

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