Atomtrakt - Sperrstelle Nordost (c) 2010 Steinklang Industries Artist....: Atomtrakt Album.....: Sperrstelle Nordost Source....: CD Discs.....: 1 Type......: Normal Tracks....: 7 Genre.....: Ambient Label.....: Steinklang Industries Catalogue#: SK052 Encoder...: n/a Quality...: n/a URL.......: http://steinklangindustries.bandcamp.com Tracklist: ---------- 1. Blut und Erde 8:18 2. Befreiungsschlacht 8:23 3. Ins Verderben 8:40 4. Uber Grenzen Hinweg 4:09 5. Flug in den Tod 5:40 6. Stunde Null 8:50 7. Trauermarsch 5:52 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 49:52 Total:338.31MB / 49:52 Release Notes: -------------- This is a bonus video from enhanced CD. For mp3/flac of the actual album, go to your favorite site. Two years after the highly acclaimed äNuklearchetypô album the mighty ATOMTRAKT are finally back with a new release which is entitled äSperrstelle Nordostô. Without exaggerating, this new opus will set new standards in the Apocalyptic / Martial Industrial scene: Words like ôbombasticö, ômartialö, ôheroicö or ômilitantö definitely need to be re-defined. The atmosphere of ôSperrstelle Nordostö is threatening and cold. It leads the listener back to times of war (WW II and Cold War) and truly hits like an atomic bomb. Cold, heroic and atmospheric synthesizer layers are mixed with bombastic drums and military war-like rhythm patterns. The vocals on the new record vary from dark and clean to distorted and threatening. ôSperrstelle Nordostö is a conceptual album dealing with the situation of Switzerland in the 2nd world war / cold war. ôSperrstell Nordostö is an area in Switzerland which was of national importance for the entire country during times of war. The overall sound of the album is powerful and quite bombastic û it spreads a superior and mighty atmosphere rarely heard before. The lyrics deal with fears, death, decay and ambiguity. When listening to this sophisticated album, you can find yourself at the border fighting for your country. The album itself never gets boring. This is due to the variety of songs and themes. The sporadic use of acoustic guitars sounds very interesting and even brings the songs to another level. The last track of the album (ôTrauermarschö) has a pretty psychedelic touch and sounds like if soldiers walk through deserted snow-covered battlefields. Originally was released as 6-panel digipak CD (with bonus video) and limited edition metal box.