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	THE INDUSTRY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In the last Antler years Marc Ickx took part in two of Marc Verhaeghen of Klinik's fame side projects as singer.
		Marc Ickx made vox on X10's debut release Semblance and on Noise Unit's second release Response Frequency.
		A Split Second was somehow what might be called "Industrial Pop" their unique mixture of guitars, keyboard patterns and rock n' roll like vocals, put them far away from both current EBM and gothic clichés imposed by other bands at that time and also would not include them into the realm of synthpop.
	www.geocities.com /Paris/Jardin/3892/bands/splitsecond/splitsecond.html (349 words)

	Mark Teppo (dot) com :: Klinik - Akhet review
		Marc Verhaeghen's Klinik returns after 2002's electro-stomper, Sonic Surgery, with the double disc Akhet, a dark and spacious ambient journey through the liminality of dawn.
		Verhaeghen is experimenting in the long form with this record, exploring a moment of time through spatial arrangements of manipulated melodies, long tones, and ambient drones.
		Verhaeghen doesn't delve into that bleak of a darkness with Akhet.
	www.markteppo.com /music/archives/k/klinik_akhet.php (640 words)

	Klinik - Release Music Magazine Spotlight
		After almost 14 years of absence from the stage, the legendary EBM-band The Klinik recently made a comeback with the original members Dirk Ivens and Marc Verhaeghen.
		Both of them are running their own projects now; Marc has continued the work under The Klinik flag and Dirk is active with Dive and Sonar.
		Until last summer, when Dirk and Marc performed at the same stage with their “new” groups at Wave Gotik Treffen in Leipzig.
	www.releasemagazine.net /Spotlight/spotlightklinik.htm (747 words)

	Untitled Document
		Long gone are the days when Dive's Dirk Ivens graced the stage with this outfit full time, and with re releases of past efforts there had to be something new on the horizon.
		Marc Verhaeghen steers clear from a scene driven with an upsurge of power noise and provides us with intelligent dark electronics, bass ridden industrial dance and subtle ambience.
		The real beauty lies in the quality of the numbers, with complex structures and quirky blasts of rhythmical beats to keep you teetering on the edge.
	www.blackharvestzine.com /reviews_k.htm (1332 words)

	D.Sign @ SWerquin.net
		D.SIGN is one of the many faces of Marc VERHAEGHEN, who since the demise of the electro-unit THE KLINIK (The due he formed with Dirk IVENS) has been displaying an extremely varied musical activity.
		His main efforts nowadays go into his new solo-project X10 (On which he works with A SPLIT SECOND-frontman Marc ICKX and Niki MONO) but D.SIGN is a side step that cannot be ignored.
		VERHAEGHEN, a long-time admirer of their work, teamed up with the twosome for what turns out to be a highly danceable, trance-generating project.
	www.swerquin.net /dsign.htm (174 words)

	ReGen Magazine :: Klinik News - The Klinik release special concept double CD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Klinik release special concept double CD One year after the release of the electro album Sonic Surgery on Hands Productions, Marc Verhaeghen is back with a special concept double-CD release, Akhet.
		The cover artwork packaged in the customary beatiful "Handspack" design details the horizon and constellation of Orion and serves as an indication of the inspiration behind this monumental soundtrack.
		Showcasing the alter-ego of Verhaeghen, Akhet veers from the customary Klinik hard electro sound into a totally different musical universe.
	www.regenmag.com /Article134.html (214 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		One year after the electro album ''Sonic Surgery'' on Hands Marc Verhaeghen is back with a special concept release about ''Akhet'' (the old egyptian word for the horizon).
		DESCRIPTION: This is a re-release of the Black Leather CD which was originally released in 1998 as the Klinik line-up Marc Verhaeghen and Dirk Ivens.
		Yes, this great event, in the original 80’s line-up with Marc Verhaghen and Dirk Ivens is available on CD for all those who have missed one of the most memorable and magic moments of WGT 2004, and for those who were there, but desire to enjoy it again.
	www.soleilmoon.com /store/searchresults.lasso?ArtistName=KLINIK (872 words)

	Delerium on the web (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Noise Unit- Marc Verhaeghen, Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber.
		Subsequent reviews of 'Drill' have claimed that Verhaeghen was working with FLA again but he merely allowed them to use his studio and some of his sounds.
		Again, the overshadowing of Klinik on 'Response Frequency' is quite obvious as FLA's only recognizeable contributions would be Leeb's vocals some bass lines and some very VERRRRY similar beats to 'Caustic Grip'.
	www.delerium.com /disco/r/responsefinfo.html (118 words)

	Metropolis Records: Noise Unit
		Noise Unit is one of the many side projects from the highly prolific Bill Leeb, most notably known for his work in Front Line Assembly.
		Rhys Fulber joined the act in 1990, and this trio released Response Frequency, which appeared in this country as an import on the Antler-Subway, another highly influential label during the early years of the modern industrial age.
		When Klinik began going through its various permutations, Marc Verhaeghen was called away and Noise Unit was trimmed down to Leeb and Fulber, making Noise Unit one of four bands comprised of this productive pair (the other three being Front Line, Delerium, and Intermix).
	www.metropolis-records.com /artists/?artist=noiseuni (481 words)

	Barikada - World Of Music
		After my plans to stay and live in Zagreb went up in smoke (because of the war) I decided to live on the island of Tenerife where I still live today.
		In 1991, she is back with X10, a musical project featuring Marc VERHAEGHEN (THE KLINIK), Marc ICKX (A SPLIT SECOND) and cult experimental Vidna OBMANA.
		In 2004 Winston Tong has re-released the CD "Theoretical Chinese" with "The Hunger" and an extra bonus track.
	www.barikada.com /rock_biografije/2005-10-17_niki_mono.php (554 words)

	New project for ex-Klinik, ex-Noise Unit and ex-Vomito Negro member - SIDE-LINE.COM
		Verhaeghen is indeed an ex-member of Noise Unit.
		Marc Verhaeghen originaly played with "M.Bryo & D.M.T."(M.Bryo is a pseudonym of Merlin), one of the first electronic bands in Belgium on ARP 2600 & EKS in 1984.
		Later, Marc Verhaeghen & Merlin founded "the KLINIK", together with Ivo Dieckx (Ze Sprüdls).
	www.side-line.com /news_comments.php?id=7511_0_2_0_C (1001 words)

	VIDNAOBMANA - Resound Magazine Article --- Relapse Records / Release Entertainment
		It also is the first album I did on computer after working with ADAT for such a long time.
		Spore features the guest appearance by Joris De Backer on double bass and strings and Marc Verhaeghen (of the Klinik) on trumpet.
		Both performing instruments which previously didn't got any kind of place in my music but I feel here that it's just the different approach to atmosphere and the fusions with other elements that make the Dante trilogy stand on its own and initiate the personal change in profile for vidnaObmana.
	www.relapse.com /content/resound.aspx?EditorialID=75 (1785 words)

	Noise Unit::Voyeur \| PsyMind.Info
		Noise Unit first appeared in 1989 when Bill Leeb got together with Klinik's Marc Verhaeghen to release the currently unavailable Grinding into Emptiness, which was released as part of Wax Trax's industrial domination of the late eighties.
		The first release from the Noise duo was 1992's Strategy of Violence, which came out on Germany's Dossier Records.
		For 1997 Noise Unit's fifth album Drill, marked the first time since 1990 that Marc Verhaeghen has worked with the band since the early 90s, and it also featured input from the members of Haujobb.
	www.psymind.info /view/post_1971.html (530 words)

	Interview: Front Line Assembly
		You and Marc Verhaeghen [the instrumental half of The Klinik] conceived Noise Unit during your first European tour, right?
		It was just going to be Me, Marc, and Rhys, but Belgium's such a small country and everybody knows everybody else.
		At one point we had a track that needed some guitar on it, so we said "Let's give Luc a call." So there he was the next day, with all his gear, ready to go.
	kzsu.stanford.edu /eklein/intervw/fla5.html (1919 words)

	Mindphaser 3.0
		The third track Disease slows the pace just a touch as Marc and Rhys start getting all analogue on us while Bill uses a low growl for the vocals.
		Forgotten Realm is an instrumental track that starts with plenty of clanking sounds and then builds in to a powerful tune that would easily feature in an early Delerium album Feel The Anguish is probably the best song on the album.
		NOISE UNIT are Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber with Mark Verhaeghen of The Clinic.
	www.mindphaser.com /index.php?page_id=333 (579 words)

	X10 @ SWerquin.net
		Since the demise of his former band THE KLINIK, Marc VERHAEGHEN has been working under the name X10.
		He teamed up with vocalist Marc ICKX (A SPLIT SECOND) and Niki MONO and cult experimental Vidna OBMANA.
		Already during his days with THE KLINIK, Marc worked together with FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY members Bill LEEB and Rhys FULBER as NOISE UNIT, and with his wife Sabine VOSS in PARA.
	www.swerquin.net /x10.htm (204 words)

	Live at Wave-Gotik-Treffen 2004 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Live at Wave-Gotik-Treffen 2004 features the "classic" Klinik lineup with Dirk Ivens on vocals and Marc Verhaeghen on electronics.
		All tracks: music by Marc Verhaeghen, lyrics by Dirk Ivens.
		This page was last modified 18:26, 19 September 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Live_at_Wave-Gotik-Treffen_2004 (70 words)

	EOL Audio - D.Sign
		This was a one-off collaboration between Marc Verhaeghen of The Klinik and Philippe Fichot & Eliane from the French electronic fetish act Die Form.
		They produced the single 'Burning Cells', a dance-oriented track that earned a small amount of critcal attention, though this and the B-side 'Brain Overload' appears to be the projects only output.
		Members Also Involved In Marc is better known for The Klinik and (at the time) X10, whilst Phillipe and Eliane have worked as Die Form for many years.
	www.eraseronline.com /banddisplay.php?Band=160 (118 words)

	GenieLab::Music Klinik (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This, however, did not last forever; after ''Time'', an album neither member was fully pleased with, musical differences became too great, and they decided to go their separate ways.
		Klinik members: Marc Verhaeghen* (1981-) Dirk Ivens (1985-1991) Eric van Wonterghem (1985-87) Sandy Nys (1985) Mark "Merlin" Burghgraeve (1981-82?, 1995) Thorsten Stroth (1995) Tom Claes (1996) Stefan Mertes (1996) Nickanor (2002)
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	genielab.com /artist/112697 (419 words)

	Noise Unit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		To simply dismiss this project as "a more experimental FLA" would greatly undercut the amount of creativity and innovation which goes into Noise Unit.
		Drill also features the return of early Noise Unit collaborator Marc Verhaeghen (the Klinik) as well as rising superstars Haujobb, both of which are credited with "creative input" on the new album.
		Hard, fast, and loud rules this one, making it an absolute must for industrialists and electronauts.
	www.kuci.org /text/reviews/noiseunit.html (185 words)

	YouTube - Klinik - Murder
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		Dirk Ivens and Marc Verhaeghen on stage Dirk Ivens and Marc Verhaeghen on stage 1989.02.18.
		industrial experimental ivens verhaeghen electronic ebm (more) (less)
	youtube.com /watch?v=mMwQ7Z8nZ4M (121 words)

	The Official DIRK IVENS Website - Discography - Releases
		Line-up Tracks 1-3: Dirk Ivens, Marc Verhaeghen, Eric Van Wonterghem and Sandy Nijs
		Line-up Tracks 4-5: Dirk Ivens, Marc Verhaegen and Eric Van Wonterghem
		Line-up Tracks 6-14: Dirk Ivens and Marc Verhaegen
	home.scarlet.be /~divens/dirkivens/discography/tkc.htm (74 words)

	The Official DIRK IVENS Website - Discography - Releases
		The Klinik - Melting Close + Sabotage - 2LP - Antler Records - 1987 - ANTLER056
		Line-up Side One and Two: Dirk Ivens, Marc Verhaeghen, Eric Van Wonterghem and Sandy Nijs
		Line-up Side Three: Dirk Ivens, Marc Verhaegen and Eric Van Wonterghem
	home.scarlet.be /~divens/dirkivens/discography/tkmcsv.htm (83 words)

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