Searing guitar riffs, primal drums, and electronic textures collide with impassioned vocals to create a chaotic yet precise sonic storm that blurs the lines between human aggression and mechanical ...

German industrial legends KMFDM are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year and have extended their tour for it with fall North American dates. The shows begin October 16 in Milwaukee and wrap up ...

KMFDM (originally Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid) started as a performance-art one-off in 1984 that evolved into an ongoing endeavor. Founding member Sascha Konietzko was joined by drummer and vocalist ...

After disbanding three years ago, pioneering industrial act KMFDM -- whose career spanned 15 years and 10 albums-returns April 19 with "Attak" (Metropolis). Founder and group leader Sascha Konietzko… ...

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German industrial outfit KMFDM have announced two new releases -- an EP and a full-length album -- as well as a fall 2017 U.S. tour. "Please sit down, as I've got news to share that's going to ...

The album comes out Aug. 18 on earMUSIC, and will feature 13 tracks. HELL YEAH is the band's 20th studio album, which is definitely something to yell "hell yeah" about. In addition, the band announced ...

(RSPR) 'HAU RUCK 2025' is a 20th anniversary remixed edition of the classic album 'HAU RUCK', the fourteenth album by celebrated industrial rock band KMFDM. The original record had been recorded in ...

Love them or loathe them, when a KMFDM song starts playing, you know exactly whom you're listening to. Thanks to its pounding, high-energy mix of industrial, metal and rapid-fire electronic beats… By ...

Industrial icons KMFDM are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year with a new album and a spring US tour. Let Go is the group’s 22nd album and will be out February 2 via Metropolis. Listen to the ...

No one could blame German industrial staples KMFDM for retreating after being partially blamed for the decline of western civilization after their music was discovered to be a favorite of the ...