| April 6 2002 |
|
Release schedule for 2002-2003 List compiled by Haris Hararis |
| August 13 2001 |
|
Laibach re-release from 1985 Neue Konservativ will be re-released on CD by Cold Spring Records. This album was originally released as a semi-official bootleg in 1985. It was recorded at the Neue Konservativ Festival. The new version will be released in October, probably the 29th. |
| May 18 2001 |
|
Concert in Praha June 1st, Laibach will perform at the Palac Akropolis in Prague (Czech Republic). There will also be a support band, probably from the NSK music label. You can get your tickets at www.ticketpro.cz. |
| March 30 2001 |
|
Wave Gotik Treffen Laibach will perform at "Wave Gotik treffen" in Leipzig, Germany this summer (June 1-4). Other bands include Coil, Front 242, London After Midnight and Pouppee Fabrikk. Banned 1997 performance on DVD? The very controversial concert Laibach made together with the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra in 1997, may be released on a DVD later on. Back in 1997 both the Church and the politicians in Slovenia reacted strongly against Laibach and even the Philharmonic Orchestra was split in two camps afterwards. We (Laibach) were absolutely forbidden to use or show this material publicly for several years. Now the situation is getting better and we hope to get the event released on DVD some day. Barbie tribute Over at www.nexus.hu/boot you can listen to a very amusing version of Aqua's song "Barbie Girl" dedicated to Laibach and the NSK. Thanx Attila Jager. |
| September 20 2000 |
|
Laibach article There is an article about Laibach in the latest issue of CER (Central Europe Review) over at www.ce-review.org/00/31/monroe31.html. |
| July 18 2000 |
|
New album A new laibach album should be released by the end this year. Laibach awarded June 1st, Laibach recieved an award from the city of Trbovlje at the a municipal holiday. In the acceptance speeech, Laibach mentioned plans on turning the city into a new cultural capital called Retropolis. The Arvika gig Laibach got good reviews for their gig at Arvika Festivalen in Sweden (14 - 15th July). In the background they had pictures of a city reminding of Fritz Lang's Metropolis, probably a reference to Retropolis mentioned above. "Hard to interpret and scary" was one of the comments. Official online again Laibach's official site is back online and it has some new features. |
| April 29 2000 |
|
Laibach will attend Arvikafestivalen in Sweden (14-15 July) this year.
Other artists that will perform are Einsturzende Neubauten, Moby, Wannadies, Gluecifer and Covenant.
|
| February 28 2000 |
|
A Laibach tribute album was released November 22nd last year.
It's entitled Tracklisting: God Is God - Angels/Agony Declaration Of Freedom - Manipulation War Poem - Andrew King Final Countdown Laibach - Kirlian Camera Agnus Dei - Discordance Message From The Dark Sta - Prager Handcriff Brother Of Mine - Chaos/Order Nova Akropola - Northgate Great Seal - Runes Order Dogs Of War - Knifeladder God Is God - Die Larm Geburt Einer Nation - Manipulation Mars - Paolo F Bragaglia Also Spratch Walter - Blenheim |
| September 30 1999 |
|
A remastered version of Laibach's self-entitled debut album is now available. It features the same songs as the original plus three bonus tracks,
|
| August 11 1999 |
|
Laibach's God is God appears on the soundtrack to the low-budget
spook-film Tracklisting: 
Lydia Lunch - 'Gloomy Sunday' |