Wiserson

 'Volk' is a unique work in the history of music, it pushes the concept of a cover to the extreme, and as for the project itself, there is no other adjective one can give but 'genius'.

 Milan’s tone isn’t his usual angry one but that of a father who urges, recalls, reproaches, cuddles his children.

Laibach's 'Volk' is a masterful and provocative take on national anthems, incorporating refined electronic effects and subtle political critique. Unlike their previous aggressive style, the album is more measured and accessible while retaining depth. Collaborations with Silence and Mina Spiler add unique textures. Standout tracks include incisive critiques on Britain and the US, while the album closes with emblematic instrumentals. 'Volk' is a rare, genius work that pushes cover art to new artistic heights. Discover Laibach’s bold reinterpretation of national anthems in 'Volk'—listen now and experience genius electronic artistry.