What happened to the good old sound of the early Eighties, when artists like Fad Gadget or Gary Numan understood working with electronics as one giant wild and anarchistic playground? Unfortunately, Fad Gadget is now dead and master Numan is sporting a more dark Industrial sound, these days. Hence, we are in dire need of fresh blood for this kind of music! And who would be better suited to fit the role than Don Goldmann and Sancho Schirner who have been riding against the windmills of the establishment with their orphaned church organ Lola and the most eccentricElectro-Pop-vision of all times for quite some time, now? On their new album “Viva La Lola”, the mad duo (now minus a horde of brawly ballerinas but joined by a live band) is taking the next step toward world domination by reinvigo-rating the spirit of the before mentioned pioneers from the early Eighties and unleashing the wildest electronic fun fair sound in years unto the unsuspecting public.“Viva La Lola” is anti-Pop of the most subversive kind, gloriously full of unpredictable melodic twists from warbling analog contraptions riding high on stomping beats plus a healthy dose of frenetic and fresh vocal escapades. Lola Angst do not give a damn on conventions and enliven their rather dance floor compatible sound with lots of little atonalpeculiarities and sonic experiments. Furthermore, fans of the Eighties will probably get quite some kicks out of trying to figure out all the little quotes from and references to popular songs from this era. The hit potential of this creative roller-coaster ride might not reveal itself immediately to everyone, but when the songs hit you, they will stay with you for a long time. And it takes guts to give the catchiest song on the album a provocative title like “Blood And Honour” only to verbally kick the rear ends of anyone who might be attracted to such a phrase in the lyrics.As a special bonus, the first edition of the album will contain the bonus disc “Live In Germania” which gives a pretty good impression of the sonic madness that Lola Angst unleash on stage. Cynical Anarchy-Pop from the electronic laboratory… the pioneers from the days of yore could not have done it better!Released late November, 2009 on Out of Line Records.Track Listing CD1 ‘Viva La Lola?:01 Go to Hell02 This Earth is not enough for me03 Blood and Honour04 I love myself05 Boulevard of broken Hearts06 Dear Enemy07 Daddy Daddy08 Wonderful Flowers09 Strange beautiful tear10 Monkeys11 This is the End12 Love is a battlefield13 Death is in the AirCD2 ‘LOLA ANGST LIVE IN GERMANIA’:01 Introduction02 Just Slaves03 Dead Mans Song04 Final War05 Hello Happiness06 Dear Enemy07 Strange Beautiful tear08 I love myself09 Daddy Daddy10 This Earth is not enough for me11 Mr. Trisex12 Kurva Sloboda13 Death is in the Air14 Stonedead Stones15 Good God
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