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ilovethecheetah · 1 month
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Sascha Konietzko of KMFDM with his rifle guitar
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nowimnothiing · 6 months
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KMFDM performing Godlike in 2004
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ourladyofomega · 3 months
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📸 source: Wax Trax! Records (FB)
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testure-1988 · 21 days
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Random pics of Sascha Konietzko
TCC/Columbiners DNI
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valgue · 2 months
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Imai Hisashi, Atsushi Sakurai + J with Schwein for Rockin' F Japan 2001
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guerrilla-operator · 4 months
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KMFDM AT THE RAVE. MILWAUKEE, 10/14/05.
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iamdangerace · 2 months
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KMFDM (Kein Mitleid Für die Mehrheit ("No Pity For The Majority")), HY​Ë​NA from the album of the same name (2022).
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Alternatively, KMFDM might also stand for: "Kill Mother Fuckin' Depeche Mode", "Keep Madonna From Doing Music" or "Kylie Minogue Fans Don't Masturbate".
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Non sequitur:
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I have this original work of Hy​ëna punk art by local impersario Adam Snickerdoodle that I still haven't found a place for.
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sunlessublime · 5 months
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KMFDM - Megalomaniac Promotional for Symbols (1997)
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scout985 · 2 months
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happy 40
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ilovethecheetah · 1 month
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Sascha Konietzko of KMFDM with his rifle guitar
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lobotomywhore · 1 month
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saw kmfdm last night in LA ! fuckin rocked
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autobahnzurholle · 3 months
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A photo of Sascha and Lucia I found.
Source: Pinterest
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th3-0bjectivist · 8 months
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Folks, for just over two months I’ve been digging up the festering carcasses of the BEST and DEADEST of dead bands. People out there seem to like the running theme, and your hearts on my posts are like candy-coated heroine syringes for both my stats and my ego. So, suit up, dear listener. That’s right, into the armored wetsuit with ya! This week we’re diving directly into earth’s molten core, because rare gems built under pressure like this are not meant to be simply forgotten. Let me take you back to the early 2000’s for a moment. George W. was in charge, we were on the verge of the war in Iraq, Korn and Linkin Park were still all the rage on radio waves, and one band that was the very definition of anti-establishment had temporarily broken up. The band I’m referring to is KMFDM, and if you don’t know about them, shame on you. You can self-flagellate repeatedly in any manner you choose after reading this post. For reference, I've covered KMFDM before on this blog, as well as recently creamed my long johns over hottie Lucia Cifarelli. In 1999, industrial techno German powerhouse KMFDM had temporarily broken up over internal stress and creative differences. Two members remained to attempt to formulate a new sound: rock/metal instrumentalist legend Tim Skold and group founder Sascha Konietzko, who shortly thereafter drafted a down-on-her-luck Lucia Cifarelli, making them a trio. This group released a grand total of one album in 2000 which sold over a hundred thousand copies, only to then revert directly back to the KMFDM brand due to popular demand and a new recording label deal. The apparent point of this short-lived breakoff group, MDFMK, was to provide a slight inversion from KMFDM’s dance-club heavy tunes and give their already built-in international audience a far more aggressive and ‘futuristic’ noise. What I think they ended up creating with their one and only album is what we refer to today as electronica, but with a slightly more guitar-laden twist that I would recommend sipping for flavor. It’s not really intended for dancing, but you can sure as hell dance to it. I don’t think it’s meant to be catchy per se, but a big portion of it manages to be. And with three lead vocalists and an endless creative capacity between its members, MDFMK’s sound may have eventually outshined its predecessor if only it had stayed a viable and continuing musical enterprise. Alas, it was not to be, and so the originality and moniker of MDFMK was sacrificed so that KMFDM could live once again. This is Get Out of My Head, a song I’ve loved for something like 15 years. Thanks Pandora! Back with more nostalgic and musical necromancy soon!
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Their full album is here if you care to have a gander. It’s a trip, but it's also a decent trip. Next time I post music, it will include the lovely Lucia and come with a 90’s grunge aftertaste. Image source: https://music.youtube.com/channel/UCQWxPw6Fvg3cq_MiydIntyw
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ourladyofomega · 8 months
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📷 source: Wax Trax! Records (FB)
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gardengunk · 6 months
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halloween costume sneak peak
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thisnoisemademe · 1 month
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I have not a memory in my heart.
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