What makes Let It Be by Laibach notable?

'Let It Be' is notable for its controversial reinterpretation of The Beatles' iconic songs, challenging cultural norms and political contexts. The album received critical acclaim in various publications, including a positive review from 'The Guardian,' which highlighted its audacious artistic vision, and it has been influential within the industrial music scene. Released in 1988, 'Let It Be' marked Laibach's emergence into the global music scene following their previous works. This album was significant as it was their first major release after gaining international attention, establishing their unique approach to cover songs by infusing them with avant-garde and industrial influences.

Who is Let It Be for?

Let It Be works well if you're into thought-provoking lyrical explorations, immersive sonic landscapes and reflective late-night sessions.

How many songs are on Let It Be?

Let It Be has 11 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.

Let It Be

Laibach · 1988

42 min · 11 tracks · post-punk · techno · industrial music

A striking blend of industrial soundscapes and dark pop elements reinterpreting classic Beatles tracks with a provocative edge.

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Why this album works

'Let It Be' is notable for its controversial reinterpretation of The Beatles' iconic songs, challenging cultural norms and political contexts. The album received critical acclaim in various publications, including a positive review from 'The Guardian,' which highlighted its audacious artistic vision, and it has been influential within the industrial music scene.

Best for: thought-provoking lyrical explorations immersive sonic landscapes reflective late-night sessions
Context: Released in 1988, 'Let It Be' marked Laibach's emergence into the global music scene following their previous works. This album was significant as it was their first major release after gaining international attention, establishing their unique approach to cover songs by infusing them with avant-garde and industrial influences.
If you like: post-punk, techno, industrial music