Hirnschlacht (Brain battle) is the second album by German industrial band Feindflug. It was released on 3 June 2002 via the label Black Rain.[1] The album is instrumental except for vocal samples used in the tracks.[2]
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Released | 3 June 2002 |
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Length | 63:26 |
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Language | German |
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Label | Black Rain |
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1. | "Glaubenskrieg" (Crusade) | 6:37 |
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2. | "Suchatzki Marsch" | 5:34 |
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3. | "Selbstsucht" (Selfishness) | 4:44 |
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4. | "Blutorgel" (Blood Organ) | 5:22 |
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5. | "Kalte Unschuld" (Cold Innocence) | 5:01 |
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6. | "Menschenjagd" (Manhunt) | 4:42 |
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7. | "Sturmwalzer" (Storm Waltz) | 4:08 |
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8. | "Faustrecht" (Rule of Force) | 4:59 |
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9. | "Kopfschuss" (Headshot) | 7:17 |
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10. | "Roter Schnee" (Red Snow, includes a video) | 15:02 |
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Total length: | 63:26 |
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Metal.de rated the album highly, stating that it was a good successor to the previous album Vierte Version, although noting that the samples used were less aggressive.[2] AllMusic said that "they [Feindflug] do one dark thing and they do it extremely well."[3] Chain D.L.K. gave a positive review, though stating the video accompanying Roter Schnee was "really not that great."[4] IndustrialReviews.ru and DarkItalia.com also gave positive reviews, both noting the unique style of music.[5][6]
Katja Kauer stated in the book Pop und Männlichkeit that the title of the album suggests that the portrayal of mental knowledge can coexist with the displays of physical masculinity usually seen in industrial music.[7]