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THE REVIEW
I have only listened to two tracks from this album (“Innovative Schwingungen” and “Bring Uns Den Frieden”), the only ones I've found on YouTube: there don't seem to be any others. What can I tell you about this album of which I've only listened to a quarter? Sick! So sick that it's hard to grasp its true nature. So sick that it completely stuns any mind and any body. A music that is both suffering and causes suffering, purely electronic, orgasmic, orgiastic. Electronic sounds that reach the ears, enter the brain, and ravage it mercilessly. A female voice that seduces you and then destroys you, a voice that seems to belong to a witch singing from the depths of a cave. Define it all? Impossible. It's an otherworldly experience, and even though I've listened to only two tracks, I am fully convinced that it is an immense masterpiece, something mystical and unrepeatable. I can only guess, yet I am certain that the entire album is a damn marvel. If I manage to get hold of the LP, probably, when I put it on the turntable and start it, something will change within me. I can't imagine what effects listening to it in its entirety might have on the human mind. I can only guess, and believe, as in an invisible god. Meanwhile, I enjoy what I can, that substantial quarter of the album.
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Summary by Bot
The reviewer shares a powerful impression of Damenbart's 'Impressionen '71', after listening to only two tracks. They describe the music as intense, electronic, haunting, and almost mystical. Despite limited access, the album is hailed as a rare masterpiece with transformative potential. The unique female vocals and immersive soundscapes create an otherworldly experience.Tracklist
