Credits:

Die Krupps

Description:

The first major label release of Dee Krupps (1982), which made a huge impact on artists after them as Germany's first industrial band, is now officially released for the first time in Japan. Recorded with a new lineup including Tina Schneckenburger, who also participated in D.A.F. (DeutschAmerikanischeFreundschaft), this album further advances the methodology of the previous album "True Labor, True Reward," which featured synth beats and the sound of their own steel percussion instrument, the Stahlophon. The album is a full-length album that further advances the methodology of their previous album, "True Labor, True Reward," with synth beats and their own steel percussion instrument, the Staurophone. This album was an opportunity for the band to expand their field of activity, and their style had a great impact on the German music scene in the 1980s, and also created many followers both at home and abroad. (C)RS