welcome to the unexplained
© 1993 moonmusic – m: christoph mause, sasca simnovec | t: christoph mause
Listen to the first version of this song as released on “Unexplained!”. This one is the version after Markus Giltjes was finished with the song. Bastard. The song is 20 minutes long because at the end there is an obscure version of “Unheeded” where you can here Sascas father saying (in German) “Jetzt gebe ich Mama”. A great moment.
© 1993 moonmusic - m: christoph mause | t: groppe
A great opener and a great drum riff. Played by Markus Giltjes with some support by Faith No More.
© 1993 moonmusic – m: christoph mause, sasca simnovec | t: groppe
We really loved to play this song live – great stuff.
© 1993 moonmusic – m: christoph mause, sasca simnovec | t: groppe
“Unheeded” was the opener for our live shows. We had a 10 minutes soundscape intro and then Christoph started with some 5 minutes more feedback. Originally inspired by German band Rausch.
© 1993 moonmusic – m: christoph mause, sasca simnovec | t: groppe
While some songs on “Explain!” are more indie and wave stuff, “Every Reason” is a really nice pop song. The guitar sound is very much inspired by Edges 90ties sounds.
© 1993 moonmusic – m: sasca simnovec | t: groppe
Fantastic sound! We had a lot of problems mixing this song because the bass sounds were so deep and we always had distortion on the master. “Berlin” was inspired by Nine Inch Nails. Respect to Trent Raznor.
ralph tourpass
© 1992 moonmusic – m: christoph mause, sasca simnovec | t: groppe
The drum break in the very beginning was meant as a joke: It is stolen from Pink Turns Blue and for us this drum break has always stood as a synonym for PTB and Markus Giltjes.
© 1992 moonmusic – m: christoph mause, sasca simnovec | t: groppe
“Dave” was a dancefloor hit in the gothic and wave scene in Germany and was also included on several compilations. Even in Brasil “Dave” was played on the radio and in the clubs.
© 1992 moonmusic – m: christoph mause, sasca simnovec | t: groppe
The guitar in this song was inspired by The Mission, The Cult and other guitar orientated wave bands.