INter•MiX

Intermix was a electronic music project started in the 1990s involving Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber. Unlike their other projects (including Front Line Assembly, Noise Unit, and Delerium), Intermix showed somewhat more of a techno music influence, as opposed to their more ambient and industrial projects. There were more beats than Delerium, more pace and more samples which delivered a housey feel on the first album "Intermix" (1992). A single "Dream On" came out at the same time, its tracks were then re-released on the second album "Phaze Two" (1993), which had a far more technoish and dancey sound than the debut, and was promoted by 2 videoclips by Rod Chong. The third album "Future Primitives" (1994) surprised with a totally different sound again, and can be best described as the male version of Deleriums "Semantic Spaces", as it was far more ambient than the previous Intermix material and featured monk and tribal chant samples in many places. This fansite was assembled to honor the work of this project and it's creators, two of the most brilliant minds in electronic music today.