In the 1980s and '90s, amidst a surge of industrial-pop hybrids, certain bands remained faithful to the experimental roots of early industrial music. David Tibet of Current 93, a creative force stemming from the Psychic TV axis, blends Gothic chanting with industrial noisescapes and folk influences, collaborating with artists like John Balance, Fritz Haaman, and Steven Stapleton. Tibet's output evolved over the years, from a frenetic pace in the '80s to a more subdued sound in the '90s, incorporating acoustic folk elements. Current 93's productivity surged in the 2000s, with various releases and collaborations, showcasing a sonic expansion and diverse guest appearances.

Current 93's journey continued into the 2010s with sporadic live performances, returning to recording in 2013 and releasing albums like I Am the Last of All the Field That Fell in 2014 and The Light Is Leaving Us All in 2018. David Tibet explored side projects like Myrninerest and engaged in art exhibitions and touring, showcasing a multi-faceted creative pursuit. Through the decades, Tibet's musical endeavors have demonstrated a constant evolution and a willingness to push boundaries within the industrial and experimental music realms.