Thema Nummer Eins (Bonus Tracks Version), by AD:KEY

Thema Nummer Eins (Bonus Tracks Version)

by AD:KEY

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1.	Lass mich los 02:53	buy track
2.	Körper um Körper 05:07	buy track
3.	Modern Angel 03:28	buy track
4.	Hoch die Hämmer 03:31	buy track
5.	Elitär 04:06	buy track
6.	Küss mich 04:27	buy track
7.	Pour Toi 03:46	buy track
8.	Sex ist Macht 04:36	buy track
9.	Shout 04:14	buy track
10.	Seelenstrip 04:47	buy track
11.	Frostengel 03:47	buy track
12.	Grüne Augen lügen 04:40	buy track
13.	Tanzflächenhooligan 03:11	buy track
14.	Modern Angel (Konstruktionsfehler Mix) 04:16	buy track
15.	Pour Toi (Pfützenspringer Mix) 02:54	buy track
16.	Sex ist Macht (Remix by Final Selection) 04:36	buy track
17.	Hoch die Hämmer (Erzbergwerk Mix) 04:38	buy track
18.	Sex ist Macht (Electro Mix by Rector Scanner) 06:04	buy track

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“Thema Nummer Eins” is the first album of AD:KEY, originally released in December 2008 as the new side-project of RECTOR SCANNER featuring Rene Nowotny (keyboard player of legendary act ARMAGEDDON DILDOS) and his wife Andrea. This album set the foundations of AD:KEY’s now classic EBM sound-style with male & female vocal duality and a unique fusion of powerful furious electro and catchy song arrangements. The album was back then an instant hit with club songs like "Hoch die Hämmer”, “Elitär“ or yet “Tanzflächenhooligan” which brought the band on tour across Europe.

Since AD:KEY’s arrival in the big Alfa Matrix family, many fans have asked for this back-catalogue to be available again. This album is now re-released on all digital platforms with 2 exclusive bonus tracks: “Hoch die Hämmer (Erzbergwerk-Mix)” which was originally released on the compilation “Lieder der Berge” and the previously unreleased “Sex ist Macht (Electro-Mix by Rector Scanner)”.

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released February 25, 2018

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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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