Background/Info
: Last yearFrench Kompromat duo took me by surprise unleashing
the brilliant debut album “Traum Und Existenz”. Driven by Vitalic
and Rebeka Warrior this project is now back again unleashing this EP with one
new song and a cover version of DAF’s “Der Räuber Und Der Prinz”
Content:
The style and
influences both remain pretty close to the sound approach of the album.
Kompromat is mixing minimal-electronics and EBM together with a technoid
production. In the end it all sounds like they reactivated the good-old demons
of electroclash music.
The songs have been
accomplished with analogue effects in the truest 80s spirit. The DAF cover has
been edited in two different versions.
+ + + :
This is exactly
what I expect from a single or EP; danceable songs to set dancefloors on fire!
I like Kompromat’s minimalism and especially the fusion between EBM and techno
is absolutely successful. The opening cut “Das Grab” sounds cool, but the way
they transposed DAF’s “Der Räuber Und Der Prinz” into a
minimal, alien-like electroclash song is absolutely phenomenal. I also like
Rebeka Warrior’s sterile way of singing with her sexy French accent on top!
– – – :
When you’re
listening to such a great release, you can only regret there are only 2 (or 3)
cuts on it!
Conclusion:
I’m nearly sure
Gaby Delgado liked this EP…
Best songs:
“Das
Grab”, ““Der Räuber Und Der
Prinz”, “Der Räuber Und Der Prinz – Radio Edit”.
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