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Between Industrial and the
aroma of a nuclear blast
 In the beginning of the 90s
Tyske Ludder set the course for their work as pioneers in the european
E:B:M and Darc-Electro scene. Coming up from the Wave- and New-Romantic scene
they developed very early their meditations on the predominance of technology
in our society. Nightmarelike visions of the then-raging war in Yugoslavia as
well as the recurring military enforcement of the United States' claim for
world domination represent the other thematic constant in the work of the
German Whore. Through the years their musical model developed from heavy
Electro-Sounds to some kind of ominous dance music somwhere between Industrial
and the aroma of a nuclear blast.
In a unique melting procedure the band around
vocalist Albert-X was again and again able to produce avant-industrial
dimensions of sound which very often divided the followers into two enemy
camps. That is how altogether three album originated in the mid 90s.
The scarce live gigs of the four electro-activists constitute the
third column of the concept of Tyske Ludder.
At the beginning of
our new millennium it has become very calm around Tyske Ludder.
Disagreement on the further development of the band's musical blueprint and
colliding conflicts of interest made this step necessary.
 In 2004 the band started working on new material and in the same
year they were back on stage. Since November 2005 T.L belongs to the
blackrain-family and released their new album "Sojus" the fans watched
out for a long time. The limited first edition, including a bonusmaterial disc,
was sold out after a few days. Only some months later ,in autumn 2006, the
first 3 albums were re-released even with several rare and amazing
bonusmaterial that was also available as a 111 limted "trinity box". On
the "Wintergewittertour 2007" across Europe T.L. took the credit for their
activities. In April 2008 the new ep "SCIENTific technOLOGY" appeared
playing with red hot topics again...
... Tyske Ludder = Never-ending
story!
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