Experimental German group, formed in West Berlin in 1980. The band is notable for predominantly using custom built instruments constructed out of scrap metal and power tools.
Their name in English literally means "Collapsing New Buildings," where "New Buildings" describes a type of architecture common in post-WWII Germany (large concrete box-style buildings) and "Collapsing" is an adjective in this context, not a verb.
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Rampen (apm: alien pop music)5 Apr 2024Vinyl
ALLES IN ALLEM15 May 2020Vinyl
Zeichnungen des Patienten O.T.22 Mar 2017Vinyl
Haus der Lüge6 Feb 2017Vinyl
Greatest Hits2016Vinyl
Lament2014Vinyl
2X413 Mar 2013Vinyl
Strategies Against Architecture IV9 Nov 2010Vinyl
The Jewels2007Vinyl
Weil Weil Weil2007Vinyl
Alles Wieder Offen2007Vinyl
Perpetuum Mobile2004Vinyl
Silence Is Sexy2000Vinyl
Ende Neu1996Vinyl
Tabula Rasa1992Vinyl
Halber Mensch1985Vinyl
Kollaps1981Vinyl
La Guillotine de Magritte4 Dec 2020 · SingleVinyl
Ten Grand Goldie3 Apr 2020 · SingleVinyl
Interpretations21 Oct 2013 · SingleVinyl
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