Lollipop Magazine

Funker Vogt – War Zone K17 – Review

December 1, 2009

War Zone K17 is a double live CD, and my favorite parts are the songs I already love performed live. To me, the band’s best songs are from the Navigator days.

Funker Vogt – Navigator – Review

May 26, 2006

As usual, the music is formulaic, but with every album, you’re never let down. The vocals continue to evolve into a cleaner sound, and the production is superb.

Funker Vogt – Survivor – Review

May 16, 2003

A 12-track testament to why Funker Vogt is one of the dominant forces in the EBM scene.

Funker Vogt – Maschine Zeit – Review

September 1, 2000

No better or worse than the pretty good industrial bands who drone on and on with the same beats, yet they add some nice melodies every so often.

Funker Vogt – Execution Tracks – Review

June 1, 1999

The beats stay simple, medium-paced and blunt, and the synths are able to keep their industrial ferocity while maintaining their house cheesiness.

Electropolis – Review

April 1, 1999

Sure, I expected Wumpscut, Mentallo and the Fixer, Evil’s Toy, and Haujobb to kick out the jams, but I had no idea every track was going to be great.