Die Tödliche Doris - Kavaliere Mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass – Nikolaus Utermöhlen
• Drums – Dagmar Dimitroff
• Vocals – Wolfgang Müller

Notes

limited edition of 75 copies

"Die Tödliche Doris occurs at the Festival der Genialen Dilletanten in allegorical costumes: grey, dull dead Berlin City pigeons feathers adorn the head of Wolfgang Müller. Its upper part consists of a black ostrich feather Bolero. He plays violin and sings the song Die Schuld-Struktur. In this way, he embodied the aesthetics of the West German peace movement. Dagmar Dimitroff wearing a long-haired wig over her short hair. In the two-part wig hair bikini, she accompanied the guilt on drums structure. It embodies the aesthetic of the new women's movement. Nikolaus Utermöhlen plays an electric guitar. Three electric guitar strings and two bass guitar strings pass over his body. He embodies is constantly differentiating aesthetics of the critical individual, which is against the norms of a mass and consumer society. Perhaps an idea of looming neo individual liberalism, which is its totalitarian victories after 1990?"