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firewake by zeal & ardor

was manuel gagneux sagt. smiley.

[…] Gagneux says „’Firewake’ was written a while ago, but didn’t thematically fit on the last record. I really like the atmosphere of it and am happy to have found a proper home for the track. The bilingual aspect of it mirrors the high contrast in energy found in it. I hope you like it as much as I enjoyed recording it!“ […]

risen from the slime! by gurgulator

was genau es ist, das ich bei derlei gitarrenkrachgeknüppel immer wieder aufs neue so faszinierend finde, ich kann es nicht sagen. das ganze erinnert mich ziemlich an eines dieser demo-tapes, die früher (obacht! oppa erzählt vom krieg) oft bei kleineren club-konzerten im publikum verteilt wurden. diese dinger mit den schlecht schwarz-weiss-kopierten covern, auf denen man den band-namen vor lauter geschnörkel unmöglich lesen konnte. hachja, ihr wisst schon. nostalgischersmiley.