Sheep on Drugs are a British techno/Industrial music group, formed by Duncan X (a.k.a. King Duncan) (vocals) and Lee Fraser (a.k.a. Dead Lee) (guitar/keyboards) and currently composed of Fraser and Johnny Borden (vocals/keyboards). Originally classified as part of the rave movement, the duo emerged in the early 1990s with a string of singles, including "Motorbike," "15 Minutes of Fame" and "Track X" (later covered by Grace Jones as "Sex Drive"). "15 Minutes of Fame" reached the lower reaches of the UK Singles Chart as did "From A To H And Back Again".

Based in North London, founded in 1999, Mechanical Cabaret make edgy, energetic synthesizer noises and atmospheric, filthy, throbbing, bass driven industrial strength 'pop-songs' with directly honest, insightful, socially analytical, sardonic lyrics, delivered with an unhealthy dose of typically British black humour. 
 
They've been provoking audiences around Europe for 22 years at headline shows & club gigs, and supported the likes of such musical luminaries as Fad Gadget, Karl Bartos of Kraftwerk, Nitzer Ebb, Suicide, DAF, The Damned, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Frontline Assembly, Sheep On Drugs, A Flock Of Seagulls, T’Pau, Client, T.Raumschmiere, Mesh, Covenant, Alien Sex Fiend, Clan Of Xymox, Apoptygma Berserk and VNV Nation.
 
They've released 8 albums and many singles, EPs and downloads, via Soiled and Zos Kia Records and several other record labels along the way.