Blitzmaschine
Turbine
The new BLITZMSCHINE album kept us waiting but now its fi nally time for the roll-out on August 29. While the debut album mainly addressed interhuman topics this new piece avvances into more critical territories. Next to the songs "Burnout/uncontrollable" which address the problems of the burnout syndrome, "war of the religions" as its name already suggests, talks about the confl icts that are generated by the world religions. Another part of this LP are economical topics that infl uence our social and socio-political life. "Money" and "C.E.O." talk about those matters in a more or less detailed and furious way. Despite all the serious topics the groove and "danceability" of the tracks is one of the main targets. Here BLITZMASCHINE pull out tricky and diverse structures out of the hat and combine them with fantastic sounds and hard beats.Luckily life is not only about sadness and sorrow which is why BLITZMASCHINE created also tracks that are uplifting and refreshing."Electro Rider" will please the bikers within the audience, whereas "Everybody" guarantees to cause a good mood and some minor head banging due to its Ska-similarities. The diversity and potential of the album is surprising and refreshing. "Turbine" for sure isnt only hot air and even manages to overcome some obstacles which are typical for this genre.BLITZMASCHINE manage to stay true to themselves. This second album catches with a modern and brave merging of nowadays and more old school type of electronical music. The current release "Burnout/Uncontrollable" settled within the Top 10 of the EAC and DAC. This album can be expected to follow in these same footsteps and we hope for one or another release out of this album.