Blac Kolor - Weltenbrand / Limited Edition (3x 7" Vinyl)

triple 7" black vinyl. exclusive vinyl edit of all songs. printed inner sleeves & inlay. black dyed cardboard slipcase with die cut & laser engraving. limited edition of 150 copies. incl. digital download-code.

'weltenbrand' is not a hopeful album. It begins with a glimmer of light, but ends in utter darkness.

unlike anything before, BLAC KOLOR seamlessly transitions from being accessible and catchy in one track of the album to becoming as avant-garde and unapproachable as ever in the next moment. the world is burning on two fronts: on one hand, society is becoming increasingly brutal in its communicative interactions, social tensions are rising, new wars are driven by ideological and economic interests, and fear pervades. on the other hand, the world is literally burning – human ignorance, arrogance, convenience, and the pure greed for more are making the planet die faster and faster. perhaps it's already too late.

'weltenbrand' takes listeners on a bass-heavy, pulsating journey through classic dark techno, infused with post-industrial noise and ebm-inspired sequences. contradicting the expected evolution of BLAC KOLOR's sound, the album ushers in new dimensions of style and expression and marks a distinct chapter in the artist's career. a wall of new synthesizers and effect generators, along with collaborations with other musicians, serve as the catalyst for a fresh creative flow, enriched by external influences and perspectives. contrast becomes a source of enrichment.

'weltenbrand' unites four incredibly intriguing vocal artists, each with their own unique flair. the highly creative PANTERNOISE from berlin masterfully conveys the 'greed for more' in the track 'relikt,' while emerging synth-wave artist JENNIFER TOUCH seamlessly infuses pop appeal into the technoid-driven anthem 'metanoia' with her captivating and charming voice. the distinctive vocals of XTR HUMAN conjure the planet's downfall with a perfect post-punk attitude. last but not least, stage actor and musician DONIS (love is colder than death, think about mutation) transforms the dystopia of the 1976 science-fiction movie 'logan’s run' into a metaphorical model, describing the transient nature of our lives in 'sandmann.' the result is a musical theatrical performance condensed into 3 and a half minutes song - BLAC KOLOR has never been this experimental and avant-garde.

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