Halber Mensch by Einsturzende Neubauten, released 5 December 2002, includes the following tracks: "Trinklied", "Seele Brennt", "Der Tod Ist Ein Dandy" and more.
This version of Halber Mensch comes as a 1xLP.
The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. -
Recorded at Hansa + Tritonus Studios 84-85 Berlin.
"Sehnsucht" by BBC for John Peel session in 1983.
Including printed inner sleeve, containing lyrics in German and English.
Originally released in 1985.
"Halber Mensch" is a groundbreaking LP by the influential German industrial band Einstürzende Neubauten, released through WHAT'S SO FUNNY ABOUT / INDIGO. This album, originally issued in 1985, marks a pivotal moment in experimental music history with its innovative use of unconventional instruments and raw sonic textures. "Halber Mensch" explores themes of alienation and transformation, combining abrasive rhythms with haunting vocals to create an immersive listening experience that challenges traditional musical boundaries.
Einstürzende Neubauten are pioneers of the industrial genre, renowned for their avant-garde approach and inventive soundscapes crafted from scrap metal, power tools, and found objects. Since forming in Berlin in 1980, they have achieved international acclaim for albums such as "Haus der Lüge," "Tabula Rasa," and "Silence Is Sexy." Their influence extends far beyond Germany?s borders, inspiring countless artists across genres.
WHAT'S SO FUNNY ABOUT / INDIGO is recognized for supporting innovative acts within alternative and independent music scenes. The label has built a reputation for championing boundary-pushing artists who redefine contemporary sounds while maintaining high production standards.