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supported by 20 fans who also own “Bodypop”
Sturm Café sending us some good music once again, made with love just like the rest of the catalogue. Hymne für die Ewigkeit stands out the most to me with it's memorable, nostalgic and awesome sequence and the way it flows with the lead synths. it's simply amazing. lovely album!
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supported by 18 fans who also own “Bodypop”
My first Strip album was 1997's 'Self-Inflicted' when it was released, yes I am an old-school 90's. To this date is still one of my favorite albums of that genre. Checking up I saw this Bandcamp page which showed the liner-notes for Last Station, and having kept loose tabs on Claus' life my heart sank to the very bottom. I'm so very sorry. I purchased the physical CD and it's what one can expect of this artist, top-tier, top-notch musicality, musicianship, the very best, 10/10.
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Fernes Land (album)
by Sturm Café
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Another great album from Sturm Café, their strongest and most consistent album to date, classic old school EBM with killer retro synth hooks, great music and strong vocals, even hints of Elegant Machinery on this album which is a good thing too.
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Wonderfully murky and sludgy synth music that feels like being dragged through a digital swamp—in the best possible way.
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Suicide Disco Vol. 2
by Years of Denial
The latest from Years of Denial is hauntingly captivating—pulsing and severe EBM at its absolute finest.
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The NYC-based ”East Asian cyber-metal” group explore musical combinations with a full-throated earnestness that bears fruit in bursts of creativity.
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The Other Man - A Front 242 Tribute
by Leaether Strip
supported by 18 fans who also own “Bodypop”
While these are good remixes, they are ironically stripped down to usual EBM trappings. It lacks a LOT of wild experimentation with arrangements, bombastic use of high dynamic range capabilities and Mariana trench's deep use of sequencers which made Front 242 a Sistine Chapel of the genre. Nevertheless, it's an enjoyable EBM Fix ►For You◀ I do appreciate visceral energy on certain songs which added another layer to the originals. Now i wait for FLA's Caustic Grip/TNI tribute like a guard dog.
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