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Album Release date: 26. January 2004

Greetings,

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The lyrics are all in German, and the beat is very danceable. They make one effort at an English-lyrics song in "Fanatica" and the results are predictably lame. This does nothing to detract from the overall coolness of the rest of the album. My favorite track, "Willkommen Im Nichts" is a near-perfect blend of electronic darkwave and industrial sound.

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By Cole Wellman


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