FAUST – FAUST LP

Opis

With “Faust,” one of the most uncompromising debut albums in music history was released in 1971 – a work that is still considered the foundation of Krautrock. In 2025, this legendary album will be reissued by Bureau B – as raw, radical, and visionary as ever. What began as a search for a German answer to the Beatles became an anarchic sonic experiment: In a converted schoolhouse in Wümme, the band lived and worked like a commune – with a self-built studio, complete creative freedom, and a tendency toward losing control.

The result: an album that deconstructs and reassembles rock music with tape loops, improvisation, Dada collages, and noise elements. Tracks like “Why Don’t You Eat Carrots” and “Miss Fortune” aren’t songs in the traditional sense, but rather sonic manifestos – raw, playful, political, and poetic. “Faust” is a milestone for fans of avant-garde, post-rock, industrial, and experimental electronic music – and a fascinating contemporary document from an era of musical awakening.