They come from Germany (the 3rd electronic industrial release). Actually it's the reissue of the duet Plastic Noise Experience, and that is the album "Rauschen" (1997) in a remastered version naturally and enriched by six bonus tracks. Listening to it in pieces, continuously jumping with the fast skip buttons, we remain interested in such geometric synthetic structures dripping big love for the eighties music, but we must admit the whole listening (over seventy minutes) waters down the starting expectations a little. The only fault in this album is an anachronistic linearity, but the antiquated sound does stand the test of time (like other similar analog products) . An essentiality which fingers the do-it-yourself-ness, that would recall the big champions of the middle European electronics, and which collects a few ideas, developing them in an old school EBM way. The cover of Motorhead, "Hellraiser III" presents and develops as a pot of EBM common places with inventiveness. And mind you they made an operation of rewriting with huge perspectives, not only from the point of view of arrangements). The structures are though good but a little confident, that at times one has the impression there's something lacking. We must not mistake expressive minimalism with lack of content. PNE hits the mark for fans of old school EBM User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.