Terence Fixmer

Terence Fixmer is a renowned French electronic music producer, composer, and DJ known for his distinctive blend of techno, EBM, and industrial sounds. Emerging from Lille, France, in the late 1990s, Fixmer quickly garnered attention for his raw, uncompromising style, debuting with the influential album "Muscle Machine" in 2001. His innovative approach connects the driving energy of techno with the darker, atmospheric edges of electronic body music, earning him critical acclaim and a dedicated following within the underground scene.

Over his career, Fixmer has released numerous albums and EPs on respected labels such as Mute Records, Electric Deluxe, and CLR, and he is also known for his collaborations with Douglas McCarthy of Nitzer Ebb under the project Fixmer/McCarthy. Fixmer’s performances are celebrated for their intensity and depth, making him a standout act at major clubs and festivals worldwide. His continuous evolution as an artist, dedication to pushing genre boundaries, and influence on contemporary techno and industrial music solidify Terence Fixmer as a significant and enduring figure in electronic music.