Die Krupps - Stahlwerksinfonie

Artist: Die Krupps
Album: Stahlwerksinfonie

Pop/Rock

1993

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Review by Dev Duff

The album Stahlwerksinfonie by Die Krupps is a masterpiece of industrial music. The band, known for their heavy sound and politically charged lyrics, delivers an intense listening experience that will leave fans of the genre feeling satisfied.

The album's title track, "Stahlwerksinfonie," is an epic journey through the sounds of a steel factory. The pounding drums and metallic clangs create a sense of urgency and power, while the haunting vocals add an eerie atmosphere to the track.

Other standout tracks include "Wahre Arbeit, Wahrer Lohn," which criticizes the capitalist system and its exploitation of workers, and "Machineries of Joy," which celebrates the power of technology and machinery.

Die Krupps' use of samples and electronic elements throughout the album adds an extra layer of depth to the already intense sound. The band's ability to blend different genres, such as metal and techno, is truly impressive and sets them apart from other industrial acts.

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Track	Duration	Preview
Stahlwerksynfonie A	13:48
Alles Verbrennt	02:46
Stahlbad	04:30
Stahlwerksymphonie / Ur-Werk	23:52
Wahre Arbeit Wahrer Lohn	02:14
Stahlwerksinfonie A	13:42
Stahlwerksynfonie B	14:41
Stahlwerksinfonie B	14:38
Stahlwerksynfonie	14:10
Wahre Arbeit, Wahrer Lohn	05:32
Lohn/Arbeit	11:20
Schmerz Aus Eisen	03:11
Diese Nacht	03:49
Stahlwerksinfonie	06:17

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RTD 195.1529.2

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A German post punk/industrial/EBM/metal band formed in Düsseldorf in October 1980 by Jürgen Engler and Bernward Malaka who had played together in Germany´s alledged first punk band Male. Die Krupps' sound has developed and changed drastically over time; through noise, EBM and industrial, eventually (mid-1990s) introducing a metal sound revealing the influence of Metallica on the band, and they even recorded covers of Metallica songs. After a hiatus from 1997-2005 the band is active again both in studio and on the global stages. Current key personnel: Jürgen Engler, Ralf Dörper, Marcel Zürcher. Band personnel history: (Note that some may not be exact because of lack of band history documentation) Jürgen Engler (1980-Present) Bernward Malaka (1980-1983) Frank Köllges (1980-1981) Ralf Dörper (1980-1982,1989-Present) Eva-Maria Gößling (1981) Ralf Albertini (1981) Christina Schnekenburger (1981-1985) Christopher Lietz (1984-1985, 1995-Present, has been the bands engineer since around 1990) Walter Jäger (1984-1985) Rüdiger Esch (1989-2012) Volker Borchert (1991-1992, 2015) Lee Altus (1992-1997) Darren Minter (1993-1995) George Lewis (1996-1997) Marcel Zürcher (2005-Present) Oliver Röhl (2005-2006) Achim Färber (2006-2010) Christoph "Nook" Michelfeit (2010-2012) Nils Finkeisen (2015-present) Hendrik Thiesbrummel (2016-2018) Paul Keller (2019-present)

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Members

Ralf Dörper
Jürgen Engler
Lee Altus
Chris Lietz
Eva-Maria Gößling
Achim Färber
Frank Köllges
Rüdiger Esch
Darren Minter
Paul Keller
Bernward Malaka
Marcel Zürcher
Ralph Albertini
Christina Schnekenburger
Walter Jaeger
Volker Borchert
George Lewis
Hendrik Thiesbrummel
Nils Finkeisen

Summary by Dev Duff

Stahlwerksinfonie is a must-listen for fans of industrial music. Die Krupps have truly outdone themselves with this album, and it stands as a testament to their talent and creativity.