No More
Midnight People & Lo-life Stars
From early No-Wave to Dark/Gothic Underground, from EBM via Techno to Electroclash - and back again! This is NO MORE! In 1981, the German band landed the underground hit-single SUICIDE COMMANDO, which spread internationally like a virus regardless of genre and scene. Whether in New York's Limelight, on the Love Parade in Berlin or in the soundtrack to the graffiti train writers movie "Dirty Handz": SUICIDE COMMANDO was played everywhere and reached a status that made the title feasible for prominent remixers. Thanks DJ Hell or Echopark, SUICIDE COMMANDO is still happening today. After a long, long break NO MORE (condensed to the duo Tina Sanudakura and Andy Schwarz) got back on stage in fall 2008 - with a strong set of old and new songs. They played all over Europe in cities like Antwerp, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Athens, Warsaw, Milano, Rome, Paris, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Munich, Berlin and at the famous M'era Luna Festival. One was again reminded of the early NME quote in 1982: "young Germans who appear to have fallen out of Lou Reed's Berlin album". Or let's just call it: Post-Punk-Electronica-Kraut-Glam-Pop. "MIDNIGHT PEOPLE & LO-LIFE STARS" is their first studio album since 1986. Inspired by their European touring, NO MORE reflected their impressions in kind of gonzo-journalism using cross-genre quotation and drifts, staying cool enought to risk their Coldwave Coolness for the joy of playing. The album's opener "Il Tempo Reale" brings back Kraut-Rock memories with a chorusline "Where have all the Zeitgeists gone?".