Front Line Assembly released Caustic Grip 35 years ago, marking a pivotal moment in their evolution with Rhys Fulber’s full integration into the band. This album, which includes iconic tracks like “Iceolate” and “Resist,” was originally launched in 1990 and is now being reissued on vinyl to celebrate its anniversary. Fans can look forward to purchasing bundles featuring exclusive items, and the band is gearing up for the Industrial Nation 2025 Tour, showcasing classics from their WaxTrax! era. With ongoing solo projects from lead members, the legacy of FLA continues to expand.
Given the longevity and influence of Caustic Grip, how do you think such reissues impact a band’s legacy in modern music culture?
