electronic

1991
The Shamen In May 1991, with the increased popularity of their band, Will Sin

In May 1991, with the increased popularity of their band, Will Sin decided to release an EP entitled “U Make Me Feel” with an unknown female singer under the pseudonym Elsi Curry, and it was released as a promotional record. Later that same month, after the Sixth Mark of the…
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The Shamen Their third album, En-Tact , was released in 1990, and it spawned the

Their third album, En-Tact , was released in 1990, and it spawned the hit singles ” Move Any Mountain (Progen ’91)”, “Hyperreal” and “Make It Mine”. Also notable was the appearance of rapper, DJ and producer Mr. C, as well as incorporation of a female vocalist, Plavka Lonich – who…
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KMFDM first hit

A remix of the album’s title track was the group’s first hit, reaching No. 21 on Billboard ‘ s Dance/Club Play Songs Chart in March 1991.

Happy Mondays Musically, the band fused indie pop guitars with a rhythmic style

Musically, the band fused indie pop guitars with a rhythmic style that owed much to house music , Krautrock , funk , and northern soul . Much of their music was remixed by popular DJs , emphasising the dance influences even further. In style and dress, they crossed hippy fashion…
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New Order (band) John Denver lawsuit

In 1991, the band was sued by the publishing company of American singer John Denver , who claimed that the guitar break in “Run 2″ was similar to his song ” Leaving on a Jet Plane “.

Nine Inch Nails continued through the first Lollapalooza festival

Nine Inch Nails then embarked on a world tour that continued through the first Lollapalooza festival in 1991.

KMFDM moved to Chicago

Konietzko moved to Chicago in 1991

KMFDM collaborated with Buzz McCoy

During 1991, Konietzko collaborated with Buzz McCoy of My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult to record an album under the name Excessive Force titled Conquer Your World .

Depeche Mode Best British Single

and it won Best British Single at the 1991 Brit Awards

Billy Idol Prior to the accident, film director Oliver Stone had chosen Idol for

Prior to the accident, film director Oliver Stone had chosen Idol for the role of Jim Morrison ‘s drinking pal Cat in his film The Doors (1991), but it prevented him from participating in a major way and Idol’s role was reduced to a small part. He was James Cameron…
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