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Single review : KMFDM – Let Go
Metropolis Records [Release date : 12.01.24] For some musicians, a band name that describes their political aspirations takes precedent over commerciality. And so in 1984 Sascha Konietsko’s “performance art project” became Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid, quickly abbreviated to KMFDM. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cultural, KMFDM, performance art, political, review, Sascha Konietsko, single, social
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