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KMFDM - Let Go (Limited Edition) (Vinyl)

KMFDM - Let Go (Limited Edition) (Vinyl)

Artist: KMFDM

Music Genre: Industrial, Electronic

Label
Metropolis
Cat No
MET 1343V
Released
2024
Pressing
USA & Canada
Styles
Industrial
Limited Edition

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ArtistKMFDM
FormatVinyl
LabelMetropolis
Catalogue no.MET 1343V
GenreIndustrial and Electronic
Released2 February 2024
Barcode0782388134316

KMFDM — Let Go
Format: Vinyl • Label: Metropolis (MET 1343V) • Released: 2024 • Pressing: USA & Canada • Genre: Industrial

Tracklist:
A1. Let Go
A2. Push
B1. Next Move
B2. Airhead
C1. Turn The Light On
C2. Touch
C3. Erlkonig
D1. When The Bell Tolls
D2. Totem E. Eggs
D3. WW 2023
D4. Fillet Manchego Claret & Blow

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Active since 1984, KMFDM are pioneers in the crossover between Techno/Dance/EBM electronics and heavy metal guitar samples. Born in Germany but then relocated to the USA, KMFDM released their first demo tape in 1984 and the first album "What Do You Know Deutschland?" in 1986. Heads of the band were Sascha Konietzko and En Esch. In 2000, the band changed to name into MDFMK and tried a contract with a major company. In 2002 they were back as KMFDM without En Esch.

Rumour has it that KMFDM stands for "Kill Mother Fuckin' Depeche Mode", "Keep Madonna From Doing Music" or "Kylie Minogue Fans Don't Masturbate", but in fact it is an acronym for the nonsensical and grammatically incorrect German phrase "Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid" (actually kind of a grammatical play upon words juggling with definite articles). This term can only be loosely translated into English as "No Majority For Pity" but then loses much of its irony. Thus the grammatically correct phrase "Kein Mitleid Für die Mehrheit" ("No Pity For The Majority") has emerged and is now in common use, even officially. The band now just deals with "Kein Mitleid für die Mehrheit"/"No Pity For The Majority" to avoid being asked stupid questions about what "KMFDM" means for the rest of their lives.

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