Intermix (band)

Intermix

Industry	Music
Founded	1990s
Founder	Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber
Products	Techno, ambient music albums and singles

Intermix represented a side endeavor by Canadian industrial artists Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber during the 1990s, originally centered on techno with an increased emphasis on ambient sounds in their concluding album.

Background

Mixing duties on the initial two records were managed by industrial musician Chris Peterson, a long-standing participant in Front Line Assembly and affiliated projects.

Albums

Year	Album	Label	Notes
1992	Intermix	Third Mind	The track "Voices" served as sample music placeholders in early editions of Microsoft's Windows Millennium Edition and Windows XP.
1992	Phaze Two		Includes the track "Monument," which incorporates a sample from "Song of Sophia" on Dead Can Dance's 1988 release The Serpent's Egg.
1995	Future Primitives	ESP-Sun

Singles

Year	Title	Album	Label	Notes
1992	Intermix/In The Nursery	Intermix	Third Mind	A split 12" featuring English neo-classical martial industrial band In the Nursery, titled "2 Sides of Third Mind Records," with Intermix tracks on side A; released as a promotional item.
1992	Dream On	Phaze Two		The only official single issued.
1993	Monument			Issued as a promotional single; a remixed version was later included on Front Line Assembly's remix album Monument.
1995	Telekinetik Warriors	Future Primitives	ESP-Sun	Released as a promotional single.

Music videos

Title	Year	Album	Label	Director(s)	Producer(s)	Notes
"The Process"	1992	Phaze Two	Third Mind	Rod Chong	Ulf Buddensieck, Shane Lunny (co-production)	An audio montage presenting excerpts rather than the complete song.
"Monument"	1993				Anna Brunoro, Shane Lunny (co-production)	A video edit of the track "Monument (Lost Classic Remix)".