Terminal Choice — “House of Evil,” from the album Navigator (1998).
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Weekly Focus: Terminal Choice, Day One
Just an FYI: I will only be posting songs from Terminal Choice’s full-length albums. Otherwise, I’d need a lot more than seven days. (I may do a feature on their demos and EPs at a later date.)
Terminal Choice — “Flesh in Chains,” from the album In the Shadow of Death (1996).
Album of the Week: Terminal Choice’s Übermacht
My introduction to Chris Pohl was through BlutEngel, but I am the type of fan who always listens to other projects from my favorite artists. Therefore, I went back and checked out Terminal Choice. I personally prefer BlutEngel; however, I can certainly see why so many people want Terminal Choice to reunite.
I chose 2010’s Übermacht as my album of the week mostly due to “Keine Macht,” but I also love “Bad Trippin'” and “Bitch Like You.”
Playlist Challenge, Day 860
Oomph! — “Sex hat keine Macht”
This will be my last playlist challenge post for a while. I killed my phone and lost most of my music, so I’m slowly rebuilding my library. I may continue the challenge later. Or not. We’ll see.
Playlist Challenge, Day 859
Oomph! ft. Marta Jandová — “Träumst du”
Playlist Challenge, Day 852
Oomph! — “Gott ist ein Popstar”
Playlist Challenge, Day 834
Third Realm — “Gazing at the Stars”
Playlist Challenge, Day 833
Gary Numan — “The Fall”
Weekly Focus: Julien-K, Day Seven
Julien-K — “Dark Cadence,” from the album California Noir – Chapter Two: Nightlife in Neon (2016).
Weekly Focus: Julien-K, Day Six
Julien-K — “Spectromeda,” from the album California Noir – Chapter Two: Nightlife in Neon (2016).
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