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Einstürzende Neubauten

Musical Group

Einstürzende Neubauten are a German experimental/industrial music group formed in West Berlin in 1980, led by Blixa Bargeld; known for using scrap and non-traditional instruments and for influential albums such as Kollaps.

Formed in West Berlin in 1980. Led by Blixa Bargeld (also known for membership in Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds). Known for using unconventional instruments (metal sheets, pipes, compressors, pneumatic tools) and associated with industrial, noise and experimental music.

DeBaser's reviews celebrate Einstürzende Neubauten's industrial/noise experiments and theatrical live shows. Reviewers highlight unconventional instruments, percussive intensity and Blixa Bargeld's charismatic delivery. Coverage spans early manifestos (Kollaps) to later large-scale works (Lament). The overall stance is appreciative and often lyrical.

For:Fans of industrial/noise/experimental music, students of sound art and anyone curious about Berlin's avant-garde.

 Wind in perpetual motion.

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 Industrial waste playing romance.

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 They never left.

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 the drawings of a schizophrenic patient of an asylum come to life in nightmare sound frescos, immersed in post-apocalyptic scenarios.

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