The super deluxe edition of Einstürzende Neubauten's new album, "Rampen". They search for new forms - pursuing undiscovered sounds and unspoken words; constant evolution is the best way to describe Einstürzende Neubauten's body of work.

In its 44th year of existence, the band is going back to its roots while redefining itself. It's a change in self-image, for which the Berlin quintet plus one has created its own genre in 2024: APM - Alien Pop Music. Blixa Bargeld, N. U. Unruh, Alexander Hacke, Jochen Arbeit, Rudolph Moser and Felix Gebhard present themselves from their most unpredictable and unconventional sides.

Since the mid-80's, Einstürzende Neubauten have been experimenting on stage with what they call "ramps": public improvisations with open developments and outcomes; launchpads into the still unexplored that the band performed in 2022 during the encore on its last Alles in Allem tour, and those recordings served as the basis for this new album. "Rampen" is pop music for parallel universes and in-between worlds - for hyperspaces and interzones. It is microcosmic and intergalactic at the same time.

There’s a return to the roots on one side, while a new art form emerges on the other from powerful eruptions of noise encountering cryptic, often fragmentary lyrics: popular music for aliens and outcasts. A balancing act between avant-garde and tongue-in-cheek, provocation and pop-cultural discontinuity, with themes of change, utopian mind games and transience. This album represents the next step in evolution, where the familiar language is finally left behind.

Ltd x 5000 hand-numbered copies on yellow vinyl. Presented in a stunning embossed sleeve and comes with A2 poster and 5 photo cards.