Album Notes

Kaos-Frequenz from Germany release their strong debut album 'Never Ending Torture', which will hit the nerve of the dark electro-industrial scene.

Mastermind Torsten Kroke is singer and composer of this project. His live performance is assisted by the female keyboarder Khaly from France. The music by Kaos-Frequenz is clearly positioned in the line of danceable powerful electro-industrial-goth.

12 highly danceable songs deal with topics like human control, supervising, suppression and double morality. As an emphasis and a visual means of expression, elements of the world of Fetish/SM are used in the optical presentation of Kaos-Frequenz.

The title song 'Never Ending Torture' accuses the two sides of morality in the Christian church, forbidding so called 'death sins' to their believers, but committing these sins behind closed doors. 'Blood Game' tells about the deadly play with human lives by the world's mighty. In 'When the angels burn', Kaos-Frequenz sings about the religious mind manipulation, that converts believing children into brutal bombers.

This new name on the harsh-electro industrial dance floors is produced by the German label Sonic-X in cooperation with Danse Macabre.