Deutsch Nepal e` una formazione svedese capitanata da
Lina Baby Doll che snobba la moda ambientale degli anni '90
e rimane fedele alla musica industriale degli anni '80.
Deflagration Of Hell (Staalplaat, 1991),
Benevolence (Cold Meat Industries, 1993) e
Tolerance (Staalplaat, 1994) hanno riaffermato la propensione per
sonorita` traumatizzanti.
Comprendido (Release, 1997) contiene materiale composto fra il
1992 e il 1996.
Erosion (Staalplaat, 1998)
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Deutsch Nepal is the solo project of Swedish electronic musician
Lina Baby Doll (actually, a male, co-founder with Roger Karmanik of the label
Cold Meat Industry)
that shuns the ambient fad of the 1990s' and remains faithful
to 1980s' industrial music.
Deutsch Nepal belongs to the generation of "sound constructivists" of
the early 1990s and ranks with
In Slaughter Natives and
Raison D'Etre among its most distinguished
perpetrators.
Deflagration Of Hell (Staalplaat, 1991),
Benevolence (Cold Meat Industries, 1993) and
Tolerance (Staalplaat, 1994) rely on sonic traumas.
Comprendido (Release, 1997) collects
1992-96 unreleased material and displays a less bellicose attitude.
The artsy Erosion (Staalplaat, 1998) best displayed the composer's
skills at unveiling imaginary soundscapes that are crowded with movements
and shadows and visions, where ghosts and machines and
share the stage in a futuristic pagan representation of terrible melancholy
(Static, Faint Retard).
The tour de force of Collapsing Surface recalls a musical version
of Salvator Dali's surrealistic paintings.
The same man is behind the project Frozen Faces, that has released
Broken Sound of a Dying Culture (Entartete) and
They Who Became Enemies to Their Ancestors (Entartete).
A Silent Siege (Old Europa, 2002) collects material composed in the 1990s.
Deutsch Nepal's Erotikon (2006) was a non-traumatic industrial-pop album.
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