Brand new Laibach album based on the writings of Heiner Müller. Released in a hardback CD book pack with a 44 page booklet featuring extensive sleeve notes and imagery.
In 1987. Laibach went on tour, now playing in larger halls and clubs in Germany. On 12th October 1987 they made a stop at the Bremen Schlachthof, where this live album "Bremermarsch" was recorded - which is now released 33 years later. In spring 2020 Laibach edited the "old" original recordings and digitally mastered them in their studio. The recordings sound fresh and unspent, the sound is great, the mood in the audience as well. And that Laibach is performing the "hits" such as "Die Liebe", "Life is Life" and "Geburt einer Nation” (Birth of a Nation) can almost be taken for granted.
27th of April 1985 - 35 years of Laibach’s first album release
On the 27th of April, "The Day of Uprising Against Occupation", in 1985 Laibach released its first official album. Due to the political ban on the use of the name "Laibach" from 1983-1987, the band decided to release the album without it, as well as without a title, so it was released as a "no name & no title" album. The Yugoslav censorship committee also censored the album - parts of the music (ironically - Tito’s speeches) were covered with a linear tone.
The original songs were recorded already in 1983 at Studio Metro, Ljubljana, and the album was initially supposed to be released by the state record company ZKP RTV (under the name "The Sky is Burning"), but due to the ban the album was finally released only two years later, by the independent student label: ŠKUC - R.o.p.o.t. (Student cultural center - N.o.i.s.e.).
In order to commemorate the release of this important first album, thirty-five years later we have decided to create a special collector's item in the form of a limited edition box set, entitled "Laibach Revisited", which you are probably already aware of. We have received some really amazing feedback and positive reviews from many of you who have already purchased the vinyl or CD box.
Upcoming special Laibach events
Due to the New World Order Reality, many concerts, festivals, and shows have unfortunately already been cancelled and more will be cancelled in the coming weeks. We had to cancel some of them as well ourselves, but we are still planning a special Laibach concert at Ljubljana Castle on 11 September and a very special all day & all night event at the power plant in Trbovlje on 16 October. At the moment, we cannot 100% confirm any of this, but please follow our news on social media and on our website in the coming months.
At the same time, we are also happy to inform you that Laibach is currently intensely working on interesting new projects, which will be revealed in our future newsletters.
Stay healthy, enjoy yourself (if you can), and (hopefully) see you soon!
There are 9 compositions on "Peter Paradox", the author of all texts is Peter Mlakar. The lyrics are written in Slovene, English, German and Italian, the author of music and all arrangements is Iztok Turk aka 300 000 Verschiedene Krawalle. The album was designed by Ervin Markošek and the cover photo was provided by Igor Andjelić. The album's red thread is a paradoxical phenomenon and the behavior of Absolute in the world, that is, the category that we call the word Infinite-indeterminate or God. The recording of the album was also attended by renowned Slovenian soprano Sabina Cvilak.
1. Das schöne, das gute, das wahre [3:21] 2. Paradosso misterioso [4:33] 3. S+C [6:20] 4. La consolazione [4:32] 5. Smisel [5:36] 6. Carnales Nihilismus [4:05] 7. Zona erogena [3:26] 8. Beyond Death [5:48] 9. Dobro [4:50]
Laibach announce the release of a brand new album "Also Sprach Zarathustra", the follow up to 2014’s "Spectre", out on Mute on July 14 2017. The music for the album was originally created for a theatrical production of "Thus Spoke Zarathustra (Also Sprach Zarathustra)" based on Friedrich Nietzsche’s philosophical novel of the same name, which premiered in March 2016. "Also Sprach Zarathustra" is an update of the music Laibach created for the play, directed by Matjaž Berger for the Anton Podbevšek Theatre (APT) in Novo Mesto, Slovenia.
01. Vor Sonnen-Untergang [2:08] 02. Ein Untergang [3:59] 03. Die Unschuld I [2:43] 04. Ein Verkündiger [4:38] 05. Von Gipfel zu Gipfel [5:09] 06. Das Glück [4:31] 07. Das Nachtlied I [3:22] 08. Das Nachtlied II [3:38] 09. Die Unschuld II [3:44] 10. Als Geist [5:45] 11. Vor Sonnen-Aufgang [5:58] 12. Von den drei Verwandlungen [7:28]
01. The Whistleblowers [3:31]
02. No History [3:17]
03. Eat Liver! [3:10]
04. Americana [4:29]
05. We're Millions And Millions Are One [4:23]
06. Eurovision [4:38]
07. Walk With Me [3:55]
08. Bossanova [3:10]
09. Resistance Is Futile [6:55]
10. Koran [5:22]
11. The Parade [4:05]
12. Love On The Beat [3:21]
13. Just Say No! [2:31]
14. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean [4:05]
SpectREmix
01. Eat Liver (Gramatik remix) [4:07]
02. Eurovision (Marcel Dettmann remix) [5:58]
03. Eurovision (Torul remix) [4:47]
04. Koran (Alex Smoke remix) [5:57]
05. Koran (iTurk remix) [5:47]
06. Resistance Is Futile (Function remix) [5:14]
07. The Whistleblowers (Diamond Version remix) [6:32]
08. The Whistleblowers (Marcel Dettmann remix) [7:16]
09. We Are Millions & Millions Are One (Konstantin Sibold remix) [3:07]
