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Über Alles

Hanzel und Gretyl · 2003

45 min · 13 tracks · industrial metal

Industrial metal aggression melds with provocative themes, creating a sonic landscape that is both confrontational and darkly theatrical.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Third Reich From the Sun — This track exemplifies the band's provocative style, blending industrial rhythms with a chilling commentary on fascism that challenges listeners to engage critically with its themes.
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    SS Deathstar Supergalactik — Here, the band merges sci-fi imagery with militaristic undertones, showcasing their unique ability to fuse disparate themes into an audacious critique of power structures.
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    Ich bin über alles — This song stands out for its catchy hooks layered over aggressive instrumentation, representing a key moment where the band fully embraces their theatrical approach to industrial metal.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic emotional journeys
  • wave-like pacing experiences
  • immersive thematic exploration
  • gradual builds and payoffs

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in January 2003, Über Alles marked Hanzel und Gretyl's third studio album following their breakout effort, Transmissions from the Satellite Heart. At this point in their career, the band had solidified their identity within the industrial metal scene, intertwining heavy guitar riffs with electronic elements and controversial lyrical themes.
Stylistic neighbors
Ministry· KMFDM· Nine Inch Nails

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Overture 2:45
  • 2 Third Reich From the Sun 3:17
  • 3 Ich bin über alles 3:06
  • 4 Komm zu uns 3:53
  • 5 Mach schnell 3:32
  • 6 SS Deathstar Supergalactik 4:03
  • 7 Let the Planets Burn 3:24
  • 8 Intermission 1:26
  • 9 11:11 2:32
  • 10 Verbotenland 4:02
  • 11 Transplutonian Annihilation 3:40
  • 12 Mein Kommandant 5:51
  • 13 Aufweidersehen 4:16

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