04-29-2005, 04:17 AM
n.p. feindflug :: feindflug {DE}
current track --> alptraum
OK, this is their first full length album, and frankly it is my favorite Feindflug (the English translation is not good, as it was used in the war to describe air strikes). The way they were introduced to me was as sounding like Mesner Tracks era Wumpscut, and it is a good fit for Wumpscut fans. But in common English, militant sounding electronic music. I believe the track translates to "nightmare". Anyways, this band had one of the best shows I've seen ... though at the same time the band and the crowd really kinda had me shaking in my boots! I'd describe their style as being "Terror EBM", meaning their music (and images) are supposed to invoke fear. Sometimes it does, but being beat driven and devoid of lyrics it often is just fun to dance too. The think I like the most about the band is they typically close with vague statements like "Use Your Brain and Think About It!" -- meaning they aren't trying to make their own statements, but encouraging others. Anyways, they are one of the more contraversial bands I listen to.
current track --> alptraum
OK, this is their first full length album, and frankly it is my favorite Feindflug (the English translation is not good, as it was used in the war to describe air strikes). The way they were introduced to me was as sounding like Mesner Tracks era Wumpscut, and it is a good fit for Wumpscut fans. But in common English, militant sounding electronic music. I believe the track translates to "nightmare". Anyways, this band had one of the best shows I've seen ... though at the same time the band and the crowd really kinda had me shaking in my boots! I'd describe their style as being "Terror EBM", meaning their music (and images) are supposed to invoke fear. Sometimes it does, but being beat driven and devoid of lyrics it often is just fun to dance too. The think I like the most about the band is they typically close with vague statements like "Use Your Brain and Think About It!" -- meaning they aren't trying to make their own statements, but encouraging others. Anyways, they are one of the more contraversial bands I listen to.