A Martyrium Of White Roses (豆瓣)

表演者: Die Weisse Rose
流派: 电子
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: CD
发行时间: 2009-05
出版者: Cold Meat Industry
唱片数: 1
条形码: 7350020545979
其他版本: A Martyrium Of White Roses （全部）

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　　GENRE..... Electronic
　　STYLE..... Industrial
　　LABEL..... Cold Meat Industry
　　Bitrate ..... VBRkbps/44.1kHz/Joint-Stereo
　　Reldate .... 01-06-2009
　　It might seem strange that a band without a single release to its name has played concerts
　　and festivals all over Europe. But anyone who has ever experienced Die Weisse Rose on stage
　　knows why.<b... (展开全部) 　　GENRE..... Electronic
　　STYLE..... Industrial
　　LABEL..... Cold Meat Industry
　　Bitrate ..... VBRkbps/44.1kHz/Joint-Stereo
　　Reldate .... 01-06-2009
　　It might seem strange that a band without a single release to its name has played concerts
　　and festivals all over Europe. But anyone who has ever experienced Die Weisse Rose on stage
　　knows why.
　　More than concerts, Die Weisse Rose's performances are elaborate rituals, caleidoscopic (or
　　even psychedelic) experiences. Elements such as uniforms, burning torches, snippets of old
　　schla"gers, segments from documentary films and philosophical proclamations are wowen
　　together by orgies of live drums and electronic sounds.
　　Die Weisse strives towards what Wagner called "Gesamtkunstwerke" - total works of art. When
　　most other bands talk about Gesamtkunstwerke, it sounds pretentious. When Die Weisse Rose do
　　it, it makes sense.
　　Die Weisse Rose also like to think of their songs as "audiodocumentaries". Again, such a
　　seemingly pretentious term makes sense, as Die Weisse Rose's art is just as indebted to the
　　History Channel as to Throbbing Gristle.
　　To bolster Die Weisse Rose's lineup (which really consists only of the band's mastermind,
　　Thomas Bojden) over the years the unit has recruited collaborators to its ranks that makes
　　DWR smack of an Industrial supergroup. From Marco Deplano (Foresta di Ferro), Gerhard
　　(Allerseelen), Kim Larsen (Of the Wand and the Moon) to name but a few.
　　In return, Thomas Bojden has returned the favour and played with a who's who of of the
　　Industrial and Neofolk underground, from well-established outfits like Rome, Blood Axis and
　　Foresta Di Ferro to up-and-coming Austrian neofolk band Klammheim.
　　Now, Die Weisse Rose are for the first time available on record. If you fear that we have
　　another "martial" clone band on our hands, prepare to be pleasantly surprised. The music is
　　painstakingly crafted and orchestrated to perfection to include electronic elements, field
　　recordings and real instruments, and its creative merits really stand out in an underground
　　culture where bands of far lesser talents than Die Weisse Rose would release three albums in
　　the time Die Weisse Rose have patiently worked on theirs.
　　Let one thousand white roses bloom, as Die Weisse Rose unleashes "A Martyrium Of White
　　Roses".