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KMFDM – WWIII – Review

February 23, 2004

KMFDM does what they do best: Kick-ass metal with electro beats and synths. We haven’t seen a KMFDM album quite like this since 1993’s ANGST or 1997’s SYMBOLS.

KMFDM – Sturm & Drang Tour 2002 – Review

October 15, 2003

A visual documentation of the grueling 31 shows in 34 days summed up in 14 songs. This serves well simply due to the raw power of these shows.

KMFDM – Strum & Drang Tour 2002 – Review

May 16, 2003

A live performance of an 18-year-old group with 15 albums and 12 tours beneath their belt. Interestingly, it’s not filled with their well-known hits.

Hot for Remixes – A Tribute to Van Halen – Review

January 1, 2000

Full-on techno versions of Halen’s greatest blood-grain alcohollers. At least the label slaps on a famous second-string hair vocalist to each abortion.

KMFDM – Adios – Review

September 1, 1999

KMFDM’s 10th and final album is a fine farewell to a band that created and defined a style called “hard electronic dance music.” Like I need to tell you that.

Virgin Voices – A Tribute to Madonna Volume One – Review

June 1, 1999

Rarely does a track on this disc take Madonna any further than she’s taken herself, and no more is proven than the monetary value of a remixed hit.

KMFDM – Symbols – Review

March 1, 1998

These guys do KMFDM better than anybody.

KMFDM – Beat by Beat – Review

October 1, 1997

Everything is seamlessly edited together with plenty of jump cuts. KMFDM fans will still be fans, although Blackman enthusiasts will have to look elsewhere.

Hideaway Soundtrack – Review

June 1, 1995

Ten bands ranging from the industrimetal of KMFDM and Fear Factory to the Gothic of Miranda Sex Garden and the orchestral stuff of composer Trevor Jones.

KMFDM – Nihil – Review

April 1, 1995

Slow and trudgy, there’re no speed-killer thrillers like “Drug Against War,” but the album rocks from start to finish.