Yeah! (EP) (CD) (Digi-Pak)

This year, KMFDM will create a stir twice: beginning with quot;YEAH!quot;, a 5-track EP of brand new songs, remixes and edits, and then followed by the band's new studio album in August. With quot;YEAH !quot;, the renowned German industrial rock pioneers continue to be fiercely political, taking a stand against violence, war and oppression in a meaningful crossover between techno/dance and heavy metal. quot;YEAH !quot; revolves around two brand new songs: quot;HELL YEAHquot; with it's ultra-heavy beat is combined with a loud, raw, powerful sound and KMFDM's trademark cynical lyrics whereas quot;FREAK FLAGquot;, which is included in an edit on this EP, is a distinctive hymn for outlaws, freaks, mavericks - and all the others. The song (the full length of which is on the new album) is accompanied by yet another new one, quot;ATTAK 2017quot;. German dark rock band Lord Of The Lost's remix of quot;Hell Yeahquot; takes the original to a wholly new and surprising direction. This year, KMFDM will create a stir twice: beginning with "YEAH!", a 5-track EP of brand new songs, remixes and edits, and then followed by the band's new studio album in August. With "YEAH !", the renowned German industrial rock pioneers continue to be fiercely political, taking a stand against violence, war and oppression in a meaningful crossover between techno/dance and heavy metal. "YEAH !" revolves around two brand new songs: "HELL YEAH" with it's ultra-heavy beat is combined with a loud, raw, powerful sound and KMFDM's trademark cynical lyrics whereas "FREAK FLAG", which is included in an edit on this EP, is a distinctive hymn for outlaws, freaks, mavericks - and all the others. The song (the full length of which is on the new album) is accompanied by yet another new one, "ATTAK 2017". German dark rock band Lord Of The Lost's remix of "Hell Yeah" takes the original to a wholly new and surprising direction.