Music artist 'Das Ich' unveils new single 'Lazarus', their first release in a stretched-out span of fifteen years.
German Darkwave Band Das Ich Releases Long-Awaited Single "Lazarus"
After a 15-year hiatus, German darkwave band Das Ich has returned with a new single titled "Lazarus." The pulsating work between electronic cacophony and classical chamber orchestra is set to be released as part of a 3-track single on August 15, 2025.
Formed in 1989 by Stefan Ackermann and Bruno Kramm in Bayreuth, Germany, Das Ich has become known for their orchestral industrial sound and theatrical live performances. Throughout their career, they have released several well-received albums, such as "Staub" (1994), "Egodram" (1998), and "Antichrist" (2002).
The upcoming album "Fanal," set for release on October 31, 2025, will be Das Ich's first full album in 15 years. Details about further upcoming albums beyond "Lazarus" have not been disclosed.
Das Ich's unique style and long-awaited return have sparked excitement in the darkwave and gothic-industrial music scenes. The band is scheduled to perform at Dark Force Fest 2026, confirming their ongoing active presence.
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- Fans of darkwave and gothic-industrial music can anticipate the upcoming performance of Das Ich at Dark Force Fest 2026, showcasing their unique style that has been a staple of the genre for decades.
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