Let’s start this off by stating unequivocally that I love Frontline Assembly and, in my eyes, they can do no wrong. I’ll take this even further and add that the Artificial Soldier, Fallout, and Improvised Electronic Device era, from 2005 to 2010, was by far my favourite in a long, rich discography – and I am positive this was due in some part to the work of Jeremy Inkel, who was something of a legend in industrial, EBM and electronic music on the North American continent until his unfortunate passing in 2018. His legacy, however, lives on – not just in his collaborations with the aforementioned Canadian legends, but also with the likes of Left Spine Down, Ministry, Revolting Cocks, Noise Unit, Delerium and many more as both a studio and live artist – but also in the form of Hijacker, his p...
