Easter Eve was the perfect time for heathens and goths to celebrate with Uncle Al Jourgensen and Ministry at the band's concert at Deep Ellum's The Factory.
First, we must give kudos to the 13 brave souls among the Saturday night crowd who chose not to wear black. We see you and we support you. The night started out with Front Line Assembly, fronted by singer Bill Leeb, who briefly played with Skinny Puppy. Front Line Assembly formed in 1986, and although it's considered an electro-industrial band, the band used guitars and drums to add another rock dimension that made it feel more organic without losing its danceability.
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