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July 1999 :: Music I-L :: KMFDM (Geoff Baumgartner)
... Pig. Tim Skold, however, who was on the roster last time around, is a participating writer of every song. Also joining the ranks for this finale are Nina Hagen, Bill Rieflin, and, thankfully, Ogre. This is no sentimental good-bye, though. The disc kicks off with "Adios", where Sascha tells us "I ...
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Lucy Mongrel (Joe). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
LUCY MONGREL LUCY MONGREL Joe Not quite sure what to do with this. Nina Hagen singing to the Talking Heads doing their African head music. Then the vocals get steady and strong, Lucy Mongrel singing somewhere between Kate Bush and more obscure Canadian Elizabeth Fischer (anyone remember The Animal ...
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DJ-Kicks (!K7). Review by Ben "Chicken Outlaw" Varkentine.
... me, "Bubble Bunch." How bad could this CD be? It showcases Jellybean's 12" mix -- the first he ever did -- of that Jimmy Spicer track, Colourbox, Nina Hagen, Gwen "Ain't Nothin' Goin' on But" Guthrie and George Duke's "Brazilian Love Affair." And that's just the stuff that I knew was gonna be good before ...
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Love Love Love (Troubleman Unlimited). Review by Stein Haukland.
... screams and stream-of-consciousness lyrics are beautiful and brave, her band mates' playing is rugged and constantly threatening to fall apart. PiL, Nina Hagen and the Cramps all come to mind, as do Crass and Wire, alongside modern no wavers McLusky and Liars. But Glass Candy are something else altogether ...
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September (Solid State). Review by Stein Haukland.
... a more conventional way as it is, on "One Kiss," and this is the closest they'll ever get to a hit song -- imagine an industrial, pissed-off, metal Nina Hagen imitating Gwen Stefani, and you're halfway there, so it's not too radio friendly on that one, either. But elsewhere, they're all crushing, riffing ...
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Bait the Traps (Bongo Beat). Review by Bob Pomeroy.
... beats with no wave vocal stylings on their debut EP, Bait the Traps. Dandi Wind sound like they are channeling the spirits of Lene Lovich, Nina Hagen and Ari Up, then projecting these eclectic vocal stylings into a backwoods rave. It’s an avant garde art project to which you can dance. I find the music ...
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