Click HERE to enjoy the full work. The idea behind it was to experiment with new, complete abstract sounds. The entire Album was produced with Dave Smith Instruments pure analogue synths. The Drum Machine is a Korg Volca Beats. I think it's funny how the newest gear these days sounds exactly like Depeche Mode's Debut-Album from 1981 ...
Anyways, there also were alot of compilation-appearances again. I can't remember them all, but the last one was a Leather Strip-Tribute which was released by the Band himself. THIS ONE.
There were even more covers for Tribute-Compilations, but some were declined, like my Hubert Kah-Cover of "Welcome, Machine Gun!". It turned out that they only wanted to release his german songs on it, especially the more famous ones, so money rules the world once again and it's a big shame and a pity because there were only like 12 songs on this compilation and I know alot bands were turned down who did great covers... Mine will now take part of the new Human Nihil-Album "Defenders of the Fake" which is a pun of the Judas Priest-Album "Defenders of the Faith" from 1984. I think it's cool! Some songs have already been recorded for this and other albums (Another Club Nihil-Record?)... Also be prepared for my new jam-band "The Honeymoon Slashers" - Pure nostalgic magick... Mixing and recordings will start this week with brand new equipment again!
there's so much fun here...
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