October 3, 2026

Tyske Ludder release 2nd album ‘Dalmarnock’ on vinyl in early 2025 – Pre-order now

Tyske Ludder

Tyske Ludder

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The EBM pioneers Tyske Ludder are making a comeback. Their second album, “Dalmarnock”, will be available for the first time as a limited vinyl edition from Emmo.Biz on February 24, 2025. Included on this re-release are such classics like “Monotonie” and “Hexenjagd”.

“Dalmarnock” was originally released in 1995 and has been reissued in various formats over the years. The upcoming vinyl release will be limited to 222 copies green vinyl – pre-order) and 77 copies (green / transparent marbled splatter vinyl – pre-order). The latter format also includes a flag and a bag.

About Tyske Ludder

Tyske Ludder, formed in 1989 in Lower Saxony, Germany, is known for their aggressive electronic sound and politically charged lyrics. The band’s name translates to “German whore” in Danish and Norwegian, a term historically used to describe local women involved with German soldiers during World War II.

Emerging from the New Wave and New Romantic scenes, Tyske Ludder transitioned to EBM in the early 1990s, focusing on themes like technological dominance, warfare, and U.S. military interventions. Their discography includes notable albums such as “Bombt die Mörder?” (1994), “Dalmarnock” (1995), “Sojus” (2006), “Anonymous” (2009), “Diaspora” (2011), and “Evolution” (2015).

In 2024, Tyske Ludder announced their upcoming album “Weltbühne,” a tribute to German writer Kurt Tucholsky, featuring adaptations of his poems. The first single, “Der Graben,” offers a glimpse into this concept album, blending electronic sounds with Tucholsky’s timeless themes.

Band Members:

  • Claus Albers: Vocals
  • Olaf A. Reimers: Keyboards, Programming
  • Jay Taylor: Drums (joined in 2014)
  • Sebastian I. Hartmann: Producer, Sound Design (active periods: 2009–2012, rejoined in 2019)

Former members include Ralf Homann (1991–2016) and Lars Bürvenich (1995–1996).

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