Music and lyrics by Thierry Deneux - Video by Vincent Di Placido - Sculptures by Claude Di-Placido. Produced by Nick Hunt. Interpreted English translation by Greg Hone. Dan Hewson on Trombone. Special thanks to Anne-Marie for her beautiful enigmatic house! (See video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vQEv0lhpsk&list=PL5Xif8n5XuRJUCw5f5Zgxp8F5xMCpj24i
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Lingering Steam

The Ranger

The Journey Home

Sturmfrau – "STURMTRIP" is an electrifying journey through Berlin’s underground, where pulsating beats, flickering neon, and raw emotions collide. Blending kraut-electronica, synthpunk, and dark techno, the album captures the chaos, euphoria, and solitude of the city’s nightlife.

"Neonherz" sets the tone with a hypnotic tale of fleeting love in the glow of neon lights, while "Bier & Bass" is a euphoric anthem of endless nights, lost in rhythm and hedonism. "404 Liebe" distorts digital heartbreak into a glitchy, robotic lament, exploring the loneliness of a world where connections disappear with a click.

Then comes "Druck!", a relentless sonic rush, embodying the high-speed intensity of a night spiraling out of control. "Schattenstadt" slows things down, drifting through Berlin’s ghostly streets, caught between reality and dream. Finally, "Letzter Zug nach Neukölln" closes the journey with a melancholic, poetic ride into the unknown, suspended between night and dawn.

Dark, pulsating, and intoxicating, "STURMTRIP" is the soundtrack of a Berlin that never sleeps.

Sturmtrip

404 Liebe

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