Einstürzende Neubauten – Haus Der Luege LP punk yet brilliant and almost jazzy

yet brilliant and almost jazzy arrangements into snappy guitar rock that actually lives up to the early SST and "Pink Flag"-era Wire comparisons that have been bestowed upon The Cowboy in the past

his ability to explore the upper registers and overtones of his tenor sax while retaining control is quite striking

Charles Sonko and Adou Elenga with more obscure artists such as The Blind Guitar Player and the Nongomo Trio

since these recordings began

the evolution of their sound not only a reflection of the maturing of the band themselves but also of a changed world that demands nuance and compassion to comprehend and to survive

Einstürzende Neubauten – Haus Der Luege LP punk yet brilliant and almost jazzy2024 repress; 2002 release. Gatefold LP version. This is the fifth album by Einstrzende Neubauten, originally released in 1989, now remastered. Highly energetic and possessed of a certain level of danceability, Haus Der Lge was perhaps the most accessible for the band so far in terms of straightforward industrial rock, with less grinding experimentation. However, this album is far from any sort of mainstream convention, with some of the most