"Der Tod ist überall", the fifth Endstufe album, was released on CD in 1996 on the band's own label, Hanse Records, after it had been properly brushed through the sonic membrane in the notorious Studio H near Bremen. Of course, those familiar with the scene know immediately that many a legendary production has been banged into the microphones there by non-conformist musicians since the late 1980s, and that they personally crammed the instruments into the mixing desk - figuratively speaking, of course.

With "Der Tod ist überall" (Death is Everywhere), another Endstufe album is now available on vinyl, the sound of which shines in new splendour thanks to a loving (= expert) remastering. The musical end product is rounded off with an insert on which the target group, which is unsure of the lyrics and wants to sing along, is given food for their cheeks (according to age, please have reading glasses or optionally a magnifying glass ready to make use of "old school karaoke"). But that's enough of the rambling words now.

Strictly limited to 499 units, hand-numbered, digitally remastered (vinyl mastering), available exclusively in black 12 inch vinyl, with lyric insert. 10 songs with just under 36 minutes playing time.