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"Kopfschuss" is a crucial junction for the Megaherz of Alexx: it is with this album that the transition occurs from the electro-alternative metal sounds of the early days to the heavier, industrial, and NDH sound that, through "Himmelfahrt", will culminate in "Herzwerk II": transition albums as convincing and successful as this one are rare; Discover the review
"Kopfschuss" is a crucial junction for the Megaherz of Alexx: it is with this album that the transition occurs from the electro-alternative metal sounds of the early days to the heavier, industrial, and NDH sound that, through "Himmelfahrt", will culminate in "Herzwerk II": transition albums as convincing and successful as this one are rare;
With "Wer Bist Du?" Megaherz proposes a personal and incisive electronic metal, ennobled by excellent and thoughtful lyrics, ranging from despair, "Wer Bist Du?" to a thirst for revenge, "Schlag Zuruck", with a bit of philosophy, "Die Gedanken Sind Frei" and a pinch of self-irony that never hurts, "Tanzen Gehen", not forgetting the personal re-reading of a traditional German fairy tale, a common point of all Wesselsky's Megaherz albums, "Hanschklein 97" revisited in a dark and dramatic way. Discover the review
With "Wer Bist Du?" Megaherz proposes a personal and incisive electronic metal, ennobled by excellent and thoughtful lyrics, ranging from despair, "Wer Bist Du?" to a thirst for revenge, "Schlag Zuruck", with a bit of philosophy, "Die Gedanken Sind Frei" and a pinch of self-irony that never hurts, "Tanzen Gehen", not forgetting the personal re-reading of a traditional German fairy tale, a common point of all Wesselsky's Megaherz albums, "Hanschklein 97" revisited in a dark and dramatic way.
In conclusion, we can say that Megaherz is one of the few bands in the Metal scene that uses their mother tongue (German) and the only one, alongside Rammstein, in the Industrial Metal scene. Discover the review
In conclusion, we can say that Megaherz is one of the few bands in the Metal scene that uses their mother tongue (German) and the only one, alongside Rammstein, in the Industrial Metal scene.
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