Laibach

Controversial Slovenian Post-Industrial band formed 1980 in Trbovlje, at the time Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Laibach is the German name for Slovenia's capital city Ljubljana. Initially one of the founders of Martial Industrial music, they changed their musical direction to a more Rock-, Pop- and Techno-/Dance-inspired crossover style in later years. In 2015 Laibach played two shows in North Korea, making them the first 'western' band to perform there. The band's [u]official members[/u] are: [b]Dachauer[/b], [b]Eber[/b], [b]Keller (2)[/b] and [b]Saliger[/b]. [u]Actual band members and/or collaborators:[/u] Andrej Lupinc - founding member, bass guitar Anja Rupel - vocals Bine Zerko - founding member Boris Benko - synthesizer, vocals Borut Krzisnik - guitar Damjan Bizilj - synthesizer Dan Landin - clarinet Dare Hocevar - bass guitar Dejan Knez - founding member, keyboards, electronics, voice, drums Dragoslav Radojkovi'c - drums Ervin Markosek - drums, keyboards, electronics Eva Breznikar - vocals, percussion Fritz Catlin - drums Ivan Novak - lights, projection, also electronics and voice in a few concerts Iztok Turk - electronics Janez Gabric - drums Johnatan Langram - vocals Joze Pegam - saxophone Lado Jaksa - saxophone, keyboards Luka Jamnik - synthesizer [a6830823] - vocals Marko Kosnik - electronics Matej Mrsnik - guitars Matjaz Pegam - drums Milan Fras - vocals Mina Spiler - vocals, synthesizer Natasa Regovec - vocals, percussion Nikola Sekulovi'c - bass guitar Oto Rimele - guitar Peter Lovsin - guitar Peter Mlakar - philosopher and public speaker at concerts Primoz Hladnik - synthesizer Roman Decman - drums Saso Vollmaier - synthesizer Srecko Bajda - founder, electronics Tomaz Hostnik - vocals Tone Dimnik - drums Uros Umek - ?