Released during the early 1990s, a period of fierce experimentation in electronic music, 'Big Electric Metal Bass Face' is Die Warzau’s uncompromising manifesto. The duo took the industrial ethos and infused it with funk-laden basslines, fierce rhythmic programming, and a willingness to confront both sonic and social boundaries. Every track pulses with bold, almost tactile energy, blending sampled textures, distorted vocals, and relentless percussion—an approach that challenged the conventions of both electronic and rock scenes at the time.
What sets this album apart is its sense of futurism and confrontation. Die Warzau’s sophisticated production techniques, layered with politically charged themes and genre-defying arrangements, make each listening experience feel vital and immediate. For collectors and adventurous listeners, this album captures a critical turning point when underground electronic music collided with mainstream awareness, paving the way for later acts in industrial, electronic, and even pop spheres. Owning 'Big Electric Metal Bass Face' is not just about nostalgia—it's about holding a piece of music history that still feels urgent, innovative, and fiercely alive today.
Track List:
1 - Crack Radio - 4:42
2 - Funkopolis - 3:57
3 - Never Again - 4:30
4 - Shock Box - 3:29
5 - Brand New Convertible Car - 6:25
6 - Burning - 4:34
7 - All Cut Up - 3:37
8 - Coming Down (Live) - 4:33
9 - My Pretty Little Girlfriend - 6:20
10 - Red All Over - 4:55
11 - Pig City - 4:19
12 - Dying In Paradise - 5:31
13 - Suck It Up - 2:52
14 - Head - 3:34