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Although it is fairly easy to distiguish an electro-industrial work from an EBM work, many groups cross over between the styles over time or even within an album. That makes it difficult to classify many groups as one or the other (though there are some groups that are pure-plays). Currently there is no list of EBM artists. Any opinions on whether it would be better to a) create a seperate list for EBM, or b) to expand this list to include EBM artists? If "a", then quite a few artists would probably be better placed in the EMB list. If "b", the title could be changed to "List of electro-industrial and EBM bands" or something similar.
--Mikebrand (talk) 02:54, 31 October 2011 (UTC)Reply
