Aengelmaker (Bonus Tracks Version), by LEAETHER STRIP

Aengelmaker (Bonus Tracks Version)

by LEAETHER STRIP

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1.	Ængelmaker 09:12	buy track
2.	Anger 07:30	buy track
3.	I can't sit still 05:43	buy track
4.	Strap me down again 06:58	buy track
5.	We are dust 06:54	buy track
6.	Genetic fuckup 03:59	buy track
7.	Lili Marlene 06:09	buy track
8.	White flag 05:56	buy track
9.	Dying to live 05:08	buy track
10.	When you're inside me 06:11	buy track
11.	Black Celebration (Depeche Mode cover) 06:13	buy track
12.	Stolen feæthers 06:13	buy track
13.	Insect warrior 05:53	buy track
14.	I will never hurt you again 06:09	buy track
15.	Treatment (Martin Hall cover) 06:37	buy track
16.	Before I fade 07:55	buy track
17.	La danse macabre 07:01	buy track
18.	Don't you dare die on me 09:05	buy track
19.	Spinning 07:36	buy track
20.	So hard they fall 06:40	buy track
21.	Deliver me (The Beloved cover) 06:27	buy track
22.	Blasphemous rumours (Depeche Mode cover) 05:45	buy track
23.	Leæther Strip feat Unter Null: Don't you want me (Human League cover) 05:57	buy track
24.	Law of Jante 09 (Golem mix) 06:09	buy track
25.	Lovehate 07:10	buy track
26.	Leæther Strip vs. Supreme Court: Europa 04:39	buy track
27.	Leæther Strip vs. Titans: Deadhead 04:47	buy track
28.	Leæther Strip vs. Supreme court: Overkill 04:42	buy track
29.	Back in control (Bigger mix) 08:21	buy track
30.	Go ahead 09 (Hungarian club version) 07:48	buy track
31.	One nine eight two (Obamarama club mix) 06:46	buy track
32.	Snakebite (Black Mamba mix) 07:03	buy track
33.	Pain is beautiful (freemixxx) 05:58	buy track
34.	Genetic fuckup (Nostalgia mix) 06:08	buy track

about

Danish female mass-murderer Dagmar Overbye was convicted of murdering at least 25 children between 1913 and 1925. She ran an advert in the newspaper where she offered to find adoptive parents for mothers in need of money. She actually murdered them the day they arrived and cremated them in her fireplace. During her trial, all the truth about her own abused childhood resurfaced...

Her story inspired Danish solo-artist Claus Larsen to write "Ængelmaker", the most poignant and darkest song he has ever written in 21 years. It is an inspiration that has led him to question the value of life in general. How can one forget his/her own abuse? How can one go through the hatred towards minorities? So many questions running through Larsen's mind that ultimately unleashed the chains of his own demons, letting deep buried memories resurface and haunt him again.

This is what this new LEÆTHER STRIP album is all about. A reflection on the world's brutality, on a lifelong nightmare full of haunting ghosts, on pushed away social outcasts... LEÆTHER STRIP takes you with this 22-track double-LP on a hard journey through anger, pain and rejection. It is an uplifting voyage in his inner self through which Claus Larsen can only return stronger, relieved from past ghosts he could finally set free in the whole writing process. Dark EBM /Industrial remains Claus Larsen's best therapy and the listener will definitely grasp his growing anger on this new album.

In addition to two cover versions of DEPECHE MODE classics, LEÆTHER STRIP also delivers a bombastic reprise of the German cult song "Lili Marlene". On this edition you will also enjoy his duet with Miss UNTER NULL on the beautiful "Don't You Want Me" (HUMAN LEAGUE) which perfectly opens the bonus "Yes I'm Limited IV" CD which gathers many more special sonic surprises and other rare collaborations... Ængel or dÆvil, one thing is certain: LEÆTHER STRIP rules.

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released March 27, 2009

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Alfa Matrix Brussel, Belgium

Since 2001, Belgium-based label Alfa Matrix has become a trademark for underground electronic music. We are open to various styles including power EBM, dark elektro, industrial, synth pop, electronica, trip hop, drum’n bass, goth rock, wave, etc. Home of bands like FRONT 242, AYRIA, ALIEN VAMPIRES, HELALYN FLOWERS, METROLAND, BRUDERSCHAFT, ACYLUM, MONDTRÄUME, PNE, STAR INDUSTRY, UNTER NULL, etc. ... more

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