Calva Y Nada reissue ‘Die Katze im Sack’ in three vinyl editions in December 2025
Calva Y Nada reissue 'Die Katze im Sack' in three vinyl editions in December 2025
The German electronic/dark wave act Calva Y Nada will see a reissue of the 1994 EP “Die Katze im Sack” via Emmo.biz Records on December 5, 2025, and this in three version: a Collector Edition, a Special Edition, and a standard picture LP. All versions include three new remixes; the Collector and Special Editions add a bonus 7″ with “Live in Leipzig 1993”.
Here are the available formats available in pre-order:
- Collector Edition: picture LP + bonus 7″ (black/white splatter), T-shirt, bag, button blister, patch; limited to 77.
- Special Edition: picture LP + bonus 7″ (transparent/white streaks); limited to 222.
- Standard: picture LP; limited to 222.
Full tracklist Calva Y Nada – “Die Katze im Sack”
LP (incl. 3 new remixes)
- A1 “Borriquito” — 5:51
- A2 “El Guardia” — 5:23
- A3 “Dias Felizes (Yes I’m Happy Mix)” — 4:14
- A4 “Der Sturm (Kill Your World Mix)” — 6:37
- B1 “Fern Von Den Engeln” — 2:58
- B2 “Knocking On Heaven’s Door” — 2:30
- B3 “Der Sturm (Add Nothing Remix)” — 5:35
- B4 “El Guardia (Krieg-B Remix)” — 3:50
- B5 “Borriquito (Dark Donkey Remix by Supreme Court)” — 5:00
Bonus 7″ – Live in Leipzig 1993
- A1 “Sin Tardanza” — 5:26
- A2 “Was ist?” — 3:34
- B1 “Schmerzenskrone” — 6:04
“Die Katze im Sack” originally appeared as a limited EP on Hyperium Records (1994). It was later reissued in 2015 on CD.
About Calva Y Nada
Calva Y Nada is a German electronic/dark-wave project founded in 1990 by Constantin Warter (a.k.a. Breñal). Early releases appeared on Hyperium Records after a debut on ZZO Records; the catalog has been progressively reissued by Emmo.biz since the 2010s.
Notable albums include “Dias Felizes” (1991), “Monologe eines Baumes” (1993), “¡Palpita, Corazón, Palpita!” (1994), “Das Böse macht ein freundliches Gesicht” (1996) and “Schlaf” (1998).
The project returned to stages in the 1990s (e.g., WGT 1998) and reappeared live in 2023 (Amphi Festival).
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