I didn't notice that. Quite an apt mis-spelling though.

(Neubauten's mis-spelling, by the way, not mine)

how was that thing at the ica, did anyone here go to that?
and who is this stevo guy?

He´s head of Some Bizarre Records.

Anyone listened to the live Webcast concert on Friday?
How was it?

can't wait! I've just upgraded to the cd+dvd version.

Part of me wants to upgrade... but twenty quid is a lot of money.

Well listen to the OTHER part of you!:rolleyes:
£20 isn't really that much, you could quite easily spend that much in the pub in one night.

Okay, boss, have done.

For those boardies who aren't me or Florya, here's a link to a free download of Weil Weil Weil off the Alles Wieder Offen album:
http://www.alles-wieder-offen.com/WeilWeilWeil.mp3

And don't forget to check out the album website: http://www.alles-wieder-offen.com/

And then don't forget to BUY THE ALBUM.

you can listen to the entire thing streaming here:
http://3voor12.vpro.nl/speler/luisterpaal/37061472
i stopped halfway; first song was the only one i liked.

The new record is really good.
Got the promo disc and will get it on vinyl in 2 weeks.

Anybody else already got it?

that album is amazing. no arguements. gotta get the dvd too tho!

DVD?

The new album is absolutely brilliant. My favourite at the moment is probably "Let's do it a-da-da" with all those radio sounds and speech and stuff.

The choice to subscribers was either to sign up for a CD or for a CD+DVD. The DVD is a "making of" sort of thing, I think.

I don't have mine yet :(

I dislike "Kollaps" so i concluded that this band sucks on the whole.
I am right or wrong?

you're very wrong.

So , which albums are oh so much better?

How industrial do you like your music? Or do you want something a bit more song-like?

Yes I want something more song-like.
Cabaret Voltaire , that's a good mix of music and industrial noise .
But music without note , I can't enjoy it.

Try "Halber Mensch" or "Funf Auf Das Offen Enden Richterskala".

Those were the two I was going to suggest!

Yay! High five! Group hug!

i see.

My favourite song of the new album is Die Wellen, brilliant lyrics.
It was on that Musterhaus #6 i think, but the full band version is better.

try tabula rasa or ende neu as well. einsturzende neubauten are popssibly the greatest artists around at the moment. i say artists because i dont like branding them as a band...... they are soooo goooood...

check out the strategies against archietecture 1,2,3 as well for a overview of their career. they need repeated listens to be fully understood and appreciated. do not dissmiss them on first listen....

couldn't be more wrong. try perpetuum mobile and tabular rasa if you just want pretty song style en. and Kollaps is a work of pure genius.....

I like what I've heard.

I also recently discovered that Blixa Bargeld is/was in the band?

Blixa is fucking cool.

It's the first place I became aware of him.
I love the old pictures of him where he's all scary thin and leathered up and shrieking.

Ok. So I just looked at the photos above. So is this basically Blixas band? I thought he may have just played a Bad Seeds type role.

He's always been the frontman.

You NEED to see the video for ZNS, with the crazy butoh-inspired whatnot.
Excellent!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUHCl4TUdTA

new albums is amazing.

watch blixa in pre middle age spread! genius....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8OSBMy-940

the amazing live vid for headcleaner
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd-SpXJ3ops

the amazing vid for blume
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV3R5vdxnMk

a 30 minute featurette on the band
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NI_3iJ7X6W4

the vid for ZNS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUHCl4TUdTA

love em.....

This is one of those videos that I watch over and over again. It's incredible.

So EN are touring the UK in the spring, but not in March I take it. Shame. I am planning a London trip in March (along with the Art Club at school) and we will be looking for things to do there (other than museums and all that) including concerts. If anyone has any ideas....my teacher and I are just trying to come up with a concert of some kind, to try to mix things up a bit. Type of music isn't really an issue, no one actually has to go if they don't want to, but I would like to hit up something we normally wouldn't get to see over here.

I still don't have my copy of Alles Wieder Offen, which is starting to piss me of no end.

Anyway, a Euro tour is starting to fall together for late next Spring. Dates confirmed so far:

April 26: Stockholm
April 27, Gotenburg
April 28th: Oslo
April 30th: Copenhagen
May 3rd: Porto
May 4th: Lisbon
May 11th: Lyon
May 12th: Paris
May 13th: Offenbach
May 15th: Hamburg
May 16th: Leipzig
May 17th: München
May 18th: Köln
May 20th: Amsterdam
May 21st: Brussels
May 22nd: London
May 24th: Berlin

I'm waiting to see what comes between Lisbon and Lyon, in the hope that I might be able to celebrate my birthday by going to see EN in a nice city. My fingers are crossed for a Venice or Rome date.

As yet unconfirmed are dates in Barcelona, Istanbul, 2 dates in Russia, and dates in Italy and elsewhere in Spain.



LUX: I've seen your post, I'll check the listings for you.

I hope they'll add at least one Austria gig.
I don't want to drive to Munich for a single show again, the last time it ended with a car accident.

Thanks for the Info, sonicl.

And I hope I'll meet you there when they play Vienna.

My favourite band at the moment.

I think they are my favourite band too(besides The Fall).
But "favourite band" is such a fragile term, i try to avoid it.

Yeah, hopefully they'll play vienna or Linz, or Vienna and Linz.

And if they want to check out some real industrial location, they better check out Bratislava too.

yes, but the Steel-city Linz wouldn't be that bad either in that spirit.

As far as I remember Linz, it's beautiful.

(well, although...when I was there, I was 9 years old and loved the Transformers)

Some nice venues and nice parks and a few other good things but all in all Linz isn't too exciting.
And we have no decent record shop here.