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NITZER EBB - BODY OF WORK TOUR 2006 |
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Nitzer Ebb finished the
body of work tour 2006. After 40 shows worldwide, the
band has played their last show in prague
on november 5th, 2006! |
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NITZER EBB - BODY REWORK - REMIXES
COMPETITION is done! |
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Please check out the
competition site for winner announcement! |
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NITZER EBB - BODY REWORK - REMIXES
COMPETITION |
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The already announced
competition to the Body Rework release is started now!
Participation and all further information are to be
found under the Competition Link!
Good luck! |
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NITZER EBB - BODY REWORK - REMIXES appears on July 24th,
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NITZER EBB are back with a
Best Of compilation Body of Work 1984-1997 on Mute
(out on 5th June) and Body Rework: Remixes, the
accompanying collection of remixes from contemporary
artists and DJs inspired by the band's proto-techno
industrial legacy on novamute on 24th July 2006. Body Rework sees such Ebb classics as Control (I'm Here),
Join In The Chant, Murderous and Let Your Body
Learn remixed by the likes of Black Strobe, Xpress 2,
Derrick May, The Hacker, Phil Kieran, Thomas Heckmann,
Robag Wruhme, Terence Fixmer and Motor into updated
electronic versions of their industrial blueprint. |
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On Body Rework Deep
Dish's Ali Shirazinia (aka Dubfire) gets to grips with Control (I'm Here) turning it into a deep and tripped
out house version whilst France's Black Strobe flex
their EBM muscles on Getting Closer and Xpress 2 drag
Join In The Chant through their housed-up echo chamber.
Lightning Man sees novamute's Motor duo pulverise the
original into the darkest recesses of hypnotic techno
whilst Derrick May's interpretation of Shame sees the
legendary Detroit pioneer turn the funk up to maximum.
Michel Amato, aka The Hacker beefs up the bass on
Control (I'm Here) whilst Robag Wruhme takes I Thought on a minimal journey and Phil Kieran turns
Murderous into a peak time techno monster with all the
trimmings. Of course it wouldn't be a complete remix
project without EBM fanatic and one half of Fixmer &
McCarthy, Terence Fixmer adding his titanium toughened
beats to Let Your Body Learn and finally Thomas P.
Heckmann cranks up the robo-techno pressure on Join In The Chant for an end of night stormer. |
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NITZER EBB - BODY OF WORK appears on June 2nd, 2006
Northamerican release date: June, 5th, 2006 |
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Find now on
that Microsite the complete tracklisting and the cover of the
Body Of Work Compilation. See the BODY OF WORK section
for all details. A further Nitzer Ebb Live Date is
confirmed and many european-wide Nitzer Ebb Nites are
planned. All data are to be found under LIVE and EVENTS. |
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NITZER EBB RELEASE A NEW ALBUM 'BODY OF WORK
1984-1997'
ON 29th MAY 2006 AND REFORM FOR LIVE TOUR DATES
Nitzer Ebb Live
in 2006 is a one off
specialtour. It will be very limited - miss this chance to see
Nitzer Ebb and you will miss out forever!
- Douglas McCarthy
Nitzer Ebb announce details of a new compilation album and have
reformed for some very rare live
dates, their first since 1995. These dates include a show at
London's Islington Carling
Academy on 9th July 2006 with more to be announced.
Nitzer Ebb started life when two sixteen year olds from
Chelmsford, Bon Harris and Douglas
McCarthy, caught the ear of PWL producer Phil Harding and
recorded two killer tracks: 'Let
Your Body learn' and 'Warsaw Ghetto' back in 1985. They came to
the attention of Mute boss
Daniel Miller and recorded the classic proto-balearic-techno
album 'That Total Age'.
Released on Mute in the same year, it featured such classics as
'Murderous',
'Join In the Chant' and 'Let Your Body Learn'.
Nitzer Ebb went on to sell over 100,000 records in the States
alone, tour with Depeche Mode and
have influenced pioneering DJs and producers such as Richie
Hawtin, Darren Emerson, Sven Vaeth,
DJ Hell, Tom Stephan, Danny Tenaglia as well as rock-gods
Smashing Pumpkins and Nine Inch Nails.
They split in 1995 but will reform for a very special one off
tour in the summer of 2006. |
