Iso­la­ti­ons­ge­mein­schaft – Der Tanz geht wei­ter! LP

Beschreibung

Well, the­re we have the salad, encou­ra­ged by posi­ti­ve feed­back Iso­la­ti­ons­ge­mein­schaft just car­ry on ins­tead of sim­ply dis­ban­ding after the first tape and the con­se­quent LP to live on as a legend fore­ver and ever. And if you then put on some­thing like this LP, then at least I’m very glad that it was­n’t a flash in the pan. We’­re still dig­ging deep into the ear­ly 80’s, citing DAF, STAHLNETZ (with bet­ter lyrics), DEO and ple­nty of high pro­fi­le pio­neers of other styl­es, but final­ly get­ting to the heart of loo­se ends. „Der Tanz geht wei­ter“ is a bit dar­ker than the debut, but it also per­fects the sound to such an ext­ent that I can hard­ly avo­id giving it full points, becau­se there’s not much room for impro­ve­ment any­mo­re. Com­ple­te­ly suc­cessful retro trip that sounds so modern, as if the­re had never been a tape twist and a miss­ing rewind bolus. Oh, if such a band had actual­ly exis­ted in the eight­ies, we would have been spared a lot of crap. – Ox

01. Los­las­sen
02. Monotonie
03. Leere
04. Anonym
05. Schwätzer
06. Durchhalteparole
07. Rost
08. Eis
09. Wortlos