Einsturzende Neubauten's 'Rampen: APM (Alien Pop Music),' reviewed by Rolling Stone.
, begins with creaking, like the warning sounds of a structure about to break. It could be the “collapsing new buildings” of the band’s name. And when frontman Blixa Bargeld opens his mouth, it’s not words of reassurance, instead he’s rasping moistly in English and German about voids and nothingness. Every second feels unsettling.
In the decades since they got their start, whipping chains against sheet metal, Einstürzende Neubauten have dialed back most of the aggression. Where once they raged with Dadaist impotence against a divided Germany and a divided world in the Eighties, they now rage at nothingness itself — and you can’t get much more German than that.
Some songs seem to be between words. On “The Pit of Language,” he sings about falling into said pit, and it’s frustrating because he doesn’t really say much more than that, and he repeats his prolix nothingness on “Tar & Feathers,” but maybe that and the humming are the point. Little Big Town, Sugarland Announce 2024 'Take Me Home' Tour
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