Kunstprodukt

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Kunstprodukt
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Studio album by
ReleasedApril 25, 2008
Recorded2008
Genre electronic music, industrial
Length72:06
Label Fear Section
Producer Christian "Chris" Pohl

Kunstprodukt is the debut album from the German electronic music band Miss Construction.

Contents

Content

The album begins with a punchy introduction featuring edgy sound patterns and an upbeat tempo. Immediately following the intro is the catchy "Miss Construction Theme." There are also songs with lyrics like Kunstprodukt dealing with the phenomenon of the super pop stars who get famous despite the fact that they seemingly lack artistic talent or singing skills. [1]

Tracks

All tracks are written by Christian "Chris" Pohl

No.TitleLength
1."Intro"2:29
2."Miss Construction Theme"4:48
3."Kunstprodukt"3:58
4."Eins und Zwei"4:33
5."Headshot"5:00
6."F**k Me, too"4:26
7."Hass und Liebe"5:11
8."Lunatic"4:05
9."I Luv U"4:59
10."Totes Fleisch"4:36
11."Slaughterhouse"4:59
12."F**k U bitch"4:48
13."Pornostar"4:24
14."Electro Beast"5:02
15.""Kunstprodukt" - (Gintronic Remix)"3:41
16.""Electro Beast" - (Dolls of Pain Remix)"4:41
Total length:72:06

Information

Songs included in compilations

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