Electronic and industrial metal merge when EBM pioneers Die Krupps swing by Pumpehuset on their 45th anniversary tour.
For over 40 years, Die Krupps has been one of the most influential bands in EBM. Led by the visionary Jürgen Engler, the band has constantly evolved their sound – from the early punk and synth-pop experiments of the 80s to their iconic industrial metal and electro releases.
From ‘Stahlwerksynfonie’ to ‘V – Metal Machine Music’, Die Krupps have been a constant source of inspiration for metal fans and bands like Rammstein, Oomph! and Nine Inch Nails alike. They have moved from percussive industrial beats to hard metal, always with a unique, machine-like feel.
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Johnny Tupolev
The German band from Wuppertal mixes hard-hitting guitar riffs, heavy machine beats and energetic electronic loops into a unique sound that appeals to fans of both alternative rock and electro. With the collaboration of legendary producer John Fryer (known for his work with Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails), they have made their mark internationally and had several hits on the German alternative charts. They have also collaborated with, among others, Richard Kruspe (Rammstein) and Billy Gould (Faith No More).
Jesus on Extasy
With an explosive mix of industrial beats, searing guitars and raw energy, Jesus on Extasy delivers a sound that both hits hard and leaves an indelible impression. Their music combines dark atmospheres with aggressive hooks and intense emotions that both challenge and captivate.
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