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HEAVY METAL
- 01. Savagely Beaten By Funk
02. It's Only Suicide
03. 6 Bergadler & A Microphone
04. Baby You're So Vile
05. Kick Out The Jams
06. Black Helicopter
07. Gasmask Factory II
08. Crazy Town
09. Sonnenschein Übermensch
10. Frank Spencer
11. MF Golf (Feat. Ice "Genius" Brainiac)
12. Inspirobot
13. Overtime II
14. Finster In Meinem Herzen (Feat. Bobby Would)
15. Sick Note
16. Electric Jeans
17. Room 17
18. Ted Bundy (Feat. Ice "Genius" Brainiac)
19. Sprinkle To Cone Ratio
20. Straightjacket
21. Counter Electrode
22. D4 Dennis Nilson'S Lonely Hearts Club Band
23. The Oracle
24. Killing Yourself To Own Your Parents & The ToriesHEAVY METAL
4
[engl] The eagerly, queasily awaited return of HEAVY METAL. Their fourth album in as many years is a double - 26 songs and 65 odd minutes exploring a bunch of different modes but with the full allocation of puerile, brutally repetitive space-punk - from the headcrushin PiL-meets-Phantom Paynish opener ('SAVAGELY BEATEN BY FUNK') on in. It’s basically their Exile on Main St, albeit an Exile on Main St about golf, Bergadler beer, suicide and Frank Spencer. Limited pre-release cassette from Static Age...check the clips and tell me they’re not the best fucking band on earth. More info to follow, probably, but these will all have gone by then. DO NOT MISS!!!- Format
- TAPE
- Release-Datum
- 01.12.2020
- 01. Savagely Beaten By Funk
02. It's Only Suicide
03. Bergadler & A Microphone
04. Baby You're So Vile
05. Kick Out The Jams
06. Black Helicopter
07. Gasmask Factory II
08. Crazy Town
09. Sonnenschein Übermensch
10. Frank Spencer
11. MF Golf (Feat: Ice “Genius” Braniac)
12. Inspirobot
13. Overtime II
14. Finster In Meinhem Herzen (Feat. Bobby Would)
15. Sick Note
16. Electric Jeans
17. Room 17
18. Ted Bundy (Feat. Ice “Genius” Braniac)
19. Sprinkle To Cone Ratio
20. Straight Jacket
21. Counter Electrode
22. Dennis Nilson’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
23. The Oracle
24. Killing Yourself To Own Your Parents & The ToriesHEAVY METAL
IV: Counter Electrode Iron Mono
[engl] HEAVY METAL's 2019 magnus opus up until this point has only been released as a cassette but that is all about to change. 60+ minutes of HEAVY METAL spread over four sides and housed in a gatefold jacket. This is by far Total Punk's most lavish project but as worshippers at the alter of all things HEAVY METAL we are more than happy to fork over the dough.- Format
- DoLP
- Release-Datum
- 01.03.2023
- 01. Heavy Metal For Sex People
02. Blue Suede Shoe
03. Dingo Ate Your Baby
04. Double Decker Bus
05. Fight Death, Not The Dead
06. Communication Or Surprise
07. Do You Remember The Memories?
08. My Head Hurts
09. Dim Plastigon
10. Norman Collier's Microphone
11. Winds Of Tomorrow
12. I've Never Used A Lawnmower
13. George Orwell CalledHEAVY METAL
Smash Criticism Smash Optimism Smash Arachnophobia
Zweite LP- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 04.05.2017
- 01. Motherfuckers In The City
02. Use Your Skull
03. Explosionsgefahr
04. Crispy Rat
05. Hardcase Pinstripe
06. Wort
07. Hacked By The Russians
08. Ho Ho & A Headbutt
09. Like Two Sheds In One Garden
10. Too Sick For Total Punk
11. Today Is The Day Before Tomorrow
12. Tighter Than A SeagullHEAVY METAL
The Nietzschean Supermen Of Dustbin Rock
- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 07.10.2017
- EAN
- EAN 5023903280473
- 01. Ben Kingsley
02. Crazy Horses
03. Don't Call Me Brother
04. Snail Of Rock
05. Haywired
06. Here Comes Sparky
07. Angry Note
08. Would You Adam & Eve It?
09. Simple Things
10. Staring At The Rich Kids
11. See You Through A Window Tonight
12. Rock Around The Clock
13. Total BullshitHEAVY METAL
Total Bullshit
[engl] Sean : And you thought the world had run out of great band names!! No sir - welcome to the debut album by Heavy Metal. Over the space of 13 tracks the two piece from Berlin make dirty punk, childlike chaos and raw DIY gems with reckless abandon. In parts it sounds like pissed idiots with a 4 Track recorder armed with a load of ATV 7”s and in other parts like some obscure Australian DIY 7” from 1979. Standout cuts are ‘Snail of Rock’ which is all snotty 77 punk rock, ‘Would You Adam and Eve It?’ which could have been one a classic Step Forward Records release and ‘Total Bullshit’ which sounds like the Sleaford Mods but with the recording quality of ‘Bullshit Detector’ compilations on Crass. You used to love Heavy Metal when you were young and now you can fall in love with Heavy Metal all over again. Lydia : After only six rehearsals and no previous recordings to date, Static Age is proud to introduce Berlin’s emerging powerhouse, HEAVY METAL. With this astonishing first full-length, HEAVY METAL crash through 13 tracks of noisy, antisocial, high-tension punk, eagerly mixing electric punk aggression with woozy electronic euphoria. The songwriting, which hits that sweet spot between rudimentary racket and surreal elaboration, brings the band’s restlessness to the forefront—they could break out into dance or a fight at any minute, everything sounds possible. No sense is left on the cutting room floor; instead, the clamoring drums, buzzing bass and snappy riffs are cut with catchy synths, bountiful pedal action and an exploding cocktail of bleeps, loops, samples and solos. This ticked off diversity shines on multiple, rewarding occasions. Single-ready “Don’t Call Me Brother,” with its kaleidoscopic synths and old-school beat, is a bona fide dance floor pleaser despite its antagonizing lyrical content, and “Staring at the Rich Kids” is an instant classic, a stomping class critique that could have easily been found on a Bullshit Detector comp circa 1979. Yet it is bonus track, “Total Bullshit,” that flawlessly showcases the creative menace found in the wake of their nihilism. A joyride of shambolic punk, with a frustrated Welshman spitting wit and sarcasm into the microphone, “LP” could be the circumstantial soundtrack to a weeklong drug binge, going through all the motions to match, including ecstasy, hysteria, hostility and an uncontrollable, primitive urge to fight and fuck. And by recording everything themselves, HEAVY METAL’s already bizarre sound is pushed further into the delightfully deranged corners of their collective potential. An intoxicating stream of consciousness, “LP” was recorded in their Lichtenberg practice space and mastered by the wizard of sonic chiaroscuro Daniel Husayn at North London Bomb Factory, making it sound as unhinged and sardonic as it is distinctively captivating. They’re already working on what is promised to be a much anticipated follow up, so get into it or don’t. Just don’t call ’em brother. ( Lydia )- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 07.07.2016
- 01. Motorhead
02. Motorbike
03. Crap Wave
04. Walking The Dog
05. I Am Something
06. Boots of 69
07. Gebrannte Amore
08. No Air
09. Rave This Cave
10. Centipede Venom
11. Bored Into My Mind
12. Fighting The DevilHEAVY METAL
V: Live at the Gas Station Fighting The Devil
[engl] German punk provocateurs Heavy Metal are back with a brand new LP and first for Total Punk. Over the last four years Heavy Metal has put out four absolutely essential albums and we are proud as pudding to have them back on the TOTAL PUNK train. Heavy Metal isn't a heavy metal band, Live at the Gas Station isn't a live album (they refuse to even play live), and opener Motorhead has nothing to do with Lemmy or his mole. Such is the audacious and absurd world of Heavy Metal. Leading off with the reverb blanketed JAMC vibing 'Motorhead.' For a band that embraces putting their filthy lint covered stamp on any and all musical genres the soft dreamy touches of the album opener leaves us asking "Has Heavy Metal cut it's hair?" Before you have time to answer, the boys fill the tank, drop the clutch, and kick into the HUBBLIN BUBBLIN 'Motorbike' and rarely let up for the remainder of the LP. Occasionally wandering into the weird and warbled on tracks like 'No Air', 'I Am Something', and the hypnotic lurch of 'Centipede Venom.' However 'V:Live at the Gas Station Fighting the Devil' spends most of its time daring us to herk, jerk, spazz out, and let loose. Party music for party mutants. 100% TOTAL PUNK- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 22.09.2021