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REVIEW: Dein Schatten - Das Ewige Eis Self-financed, 2002
6.5/10
Dein Schatten - Das Ewige Eis - cover art Dein Schatten ("Your Shadow" in English) is the solo project of Dieter Bornschlegel, here going by the name BornZero. He is a veteran on the German rock scene and has participated on numerous album releases since the early 70s. I do not remember how I first got in touch with him and I had no idea what to expect from the music when I sat down to listen to it for the first time. I did not expect metal though and so far I was not wrong. "Das Ewige Eis" is an album which lasts for over an hour, meaning that there should be a lot of different material on it. So it is, there are dance friendly techno rhythms and slower dreamy electronic pieces but there is always a dark alternative vibe about it. Dein Schatten produce music which should be candy for DJs of alternative / goth clubs. Most of the lyrics are in German, a language very well suited for this particular kind of music I must say, and it sounds a little like Rammstein meets Simon And Garfunkel meets VNV Nation. It is a high quality release that should appeal to those of you with an open mind towards gothic alternative electronica. A harsher industrial edge would have added to the listening experience for me though.

written by Vincent Eldefors

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Tracklist
1. Woanders Sein
2. Dein Schatten
3. Schuld Und Sünde
4. Er Kommt Zurück
5. Das Tier
6. Ewiges Eis
7. Free
8. My Name Is Luc(if)a
9. Tränen der Seele
10. Geister In Mir
11. Abschied
12. Respekt!
13. Woanders Sein (radioedit)
14. Hallo?

Playing time: 65.09

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