When London's Killing Joke blasted onto the music scene in 1980, their debut album's dark mix of post-punk, militaristic rhythms, synthesizers, and cutting guitars set the stage for the birth of industrial metal. Continuing to push boundaries on the more than 15 charting U.K. singles that followed, it was their 1985 album Night Time, with the epic "Love Like Blood," that pushed them to international fame. Now, more than a dozen albums into their career, the band continue to terrify audiences globally live and on record with their raging, politically charged metal.