Palast Der RepublikEinstürzende Neubauten
Release Date: 07/17/2007
Original Release:
2007
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 995885_CD
UPC # 022891459620
Label: MVD
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Performer: Einstürzende Neubauten
Engineer: Boris Wilsdorf; Alfred Krug; Rocco Weise Distributor: Music Video Distribution Notes: Einst�rzende Neubauten: Jochen Arbeit (electric guitar); Blixa Bargeld (clavichord); Alexander Hacke (bass guitar); Rudolf Moser, Andrew Chudy (percussion); Ash Wednesday (electronics). Additional personnel: A Choir Of 100 Supporters.
Germany's art-noise outfit Einsturzende Neubauten was one of the first bands that could legitimately be called "industrial." Their albums and performances from the early 1980s were marked by the use of scrap metal, broken glass, and various power tools in addition to standard rock instruments. The group's abrasive, highly rhythmic sound, while quite confounding and, at times, unpleasant, has had a remarkable impact not only on more accessible versions of industrial music (� la Nine Inch Nails), but also on the use of experimental concepts within a pop framework. Founding member Blixa Bargeld was also a long-time member of Nick Cave's backing band, the Bad Seeds.
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