DIE KRUPPS Düsseldorf, Germany
Critics worldwide hail them alongside KRAFTWERK and EINSTUERZENDE NEUBAUTEN as pioneers of Electronic and Industrial music, bands like FRONT 242 and NITZER EBB called them their inspiration, and their musical ideas found their way into the sound of a wide spectrum of music, from DEPECHE MODE to the innovative pioneers of Detroit Techno. ... more
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A truly fabulous Noise Unit Release! Powerful work here.
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Darkwave meets soul on the latest from Luis Ake. Its songs are hard to pin down, cross-wiring gloom with glory.
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The Sound of Stone
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Experimental electronic soundscapes steeped in dystopian themes; environmental and societal anxieties vented through industrial and techno.
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Two punishing (in a good way!) side-long pieces that explore the shadows of drone, industrial music, and dark ambient.
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