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These r from the start of the year,,,I swear I thought I shared them here

Is our spark just hiding,

Or is it really dead?

I often wonder if it all

Was only in my head.

Did you ever feel for me

The way I feel for you?

The desperate need

The unconscious pull

That tethers me to you.

A spark of electricity

As your body touches mine.

The never ending desire

I’ve had burning deep inside.

You’ve completely stop reacting

To the fire of my touch.

Is this a flame we can rekindle?

Or has complacency done too much?

Your eyes never do linger

Your breath never seems to catch

Are we truly lovers

Or just a solid match?

It’s something that I long for

I know this need will never fade.

It breaks my heart to look ahead

And have to walk away.

#196: V/A - “ist da wer?”

disclaimer: i played bass in PROGRAMM C, so it’s a little hard for me to simply review the subsequent 7”s, which is why i’m going to write a little bit about my memories around those records instead.

Dietmar, the guitarist from Konstrukt, was also behind the Hammerwerk label. With the two 7” compilations 'Und keiner weint uns nach' (with Fall Time., Käthe Core, Manface, Konstrukt) and 'Ist da wer?' (with Konstrukt, Kobayashi, Kawasaki, Programm C, Prohaska), he has succeeded in perfectly documenting a part of the hardcore scene.

While Konstrukt and Kawasaki (the electro project of T., the sound engineer of Konstrukt) were two veterans of the Viennese scene, Kobayashi (St. Pölten), Prohaska (Baden) and Programm C (Götzendorf/Himberg/Vienna) were among the “young and wild” of the scene.

The release show (you’ll find a scan of the poster here) for the compilation on October 30, 1998 at the EKH in Vienna is still one of the best shows I can remember. There was a limited yellow and a black vinyl version of the record. 

As for the songs themselves: from grindcore and emoviolence to powerviolence and industrial (Kawasaki remix by Konstrukt), everything was there. Above all, the songs by Kobayashi, Prohaska and Programm C are certainly among the still carefree highlights of the bands. You can listen to the compilation on YouTube.