Credits:

Die Krupps

Description:

This album, released on the Zickzack label in 1981, sold 20,000 copies and is known as an anthem of the German music scene of the 1980s, combining sequencer beats and metal blows and referring to social hierarchy. It is known as an anthem that embodied the German music scene of the 1980s, which combined sequencer beats with metal blows and referred to the social hierarchy. In 1989, "True Labor, True Reward" was remade as "The Machineries of Joy" with the support of Nitzer Ebb in the U.K., and became one of the origins of the EBM (electro body music) scene in later years. One of the lyrics of the song was translated as "Every muscle in my body is a machine," and it is known to have influenced the Japanese music scene in a unique way. (C)RS