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Potomak
LP 26501
This is the fourth album by German avant-garde industrial band Einstürzende Neubauten, originally released in 1987. The bonus track "Adler Kommt Spaeter" is an early version of "Zerstörte Zelle." Considerably lower-key than all their previous releases, Fünf Auf Der Nach Oben Offenen Richterskala(trans. "Five On The Open-Ended Richter Scale"), with especially puzzling, almost country-rock track "Morning Dew," sung in English, but with moments of whip-cracking and atomic explosions. There's the same attention to rhythmic assault on this record as on the others, but there's a quieter, more sinister, darker, lower-key ambience at work here, with Blixa Bargeld's vocals right at the center-front of the mix, as he experiments with breath, lower pitches, whispers, and barely-audible squeals. There's a barely-restrained, beautiful tension here that never gets resolved, sounding as if the band is holding itself back from complete annihilation."
NEW / Released in 1987 / Reissue 2002
Tracklist:
A1 Zerstörte Zelle
A2 Morning Dew
A3 Ich Bin's
A4 MoDiMiDoFrSaSo
B1 12 Städte
B2 Keine Schönheit Ohne Gefahr
B3 Kein Bestandteil Sein
New Wave, Post Punk, Industrial,
Alternative Rock, Indie Rock,
Jazz, African, African, Jazz,