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En Esch “12345” Song Premiere/Free Download (Exclusive)
Bloody-Disgusting has teamed up with industrial electronic artist En Esch to bring you the song premiere for “12345”, which comes off the upcoming album Spänk!. The track features ex-Marilyn Manson guitarist Tim Skold (KMFDM, Ohgr).
En Esch explains the song:
A very cool collaboration with Tim Skold. Tim had started this song a few years ago in Los Angeles. He sent me the raw track when I was in New York, where I sang the chorus. The track was eventually put on hold. Recently I came back to the song and decided to use it for my new solo album Spänk! I worked on it further when I was in Berlin and I also recorded the German vocals.
The track, which you can hear below, will be available as a free download for this week only, so make sure you snag it before it goes down!
En Esch was the original singer for KMFDM and was also a member of Pigface. Spänk! comes out out February 10th via Distortion Productions. You can pre-order it here.
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