A world on fire. A journey through its embers. A demand that art must turn into action. After 17 years since the last studio album Die Weisse Rose finally return with their most uncompromising and immersive work to date.

"The Evenings And Other Songs About Sex, Violence and Nihilism" traces a fractured journey through collapsing landscapes, where intimacy, brutality, and existential disillusionment intertwine. Each composition unfolds like a chapter or a Polaroid: evenings that blur into one another, moments of tenderness ruptured by violence, and an ever-present undercurrent of nihilism that refuses its own resolution.

Die Weisse Rose construct a raw and cinematic sound, where classical instrumentation collides with field recordings, degraded textures, and analogue decay. Art must transcend observation and be turned into action. Thomas Bøjden's vocal delivery moves between intimate confessions and incantatory intensity, while Cornelius Waldner's (Sagittarius) piano work shifts from fragile minimalism to percussive force. Aloma Ruiz's (Current 93) violin threads through the record like a nervous system. At times mournful, at times violently expressive while weaving all the compositions together. Field recordings anchor the album in a physical world, grounding its abstractions in a lived reality. Bøjden's lyrics make the album a sonic and poetic documentation of a world that is aflame.

Ltd x 250 copies on pink vinyl, housed in a gatefold cover with inner printed sleeve.