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Intro
00:30
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Stalingrad
04:23
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Volkssturm
04:14
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Napalm
03:14
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Desert Storm
04:59
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Bomb Time
05:25
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Outro
00:10
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Akustikaufruhr Dresden, Germany
The project Akustikaufruhr was founded back in 2008 by Herbert Mueckenheim.
Inspired by the
works of Feindflug, KiEw, FabrikC, Xotox, the early :Wumpscut: and even Kraftwerk, it tries to combine hysterical club hammers with intriguing melodies and clever thematic references about the insanity of war, the weird history of the 20th century, social disadvantages and ecological fury.
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