Laibach is a pioneering avant-garde music collective formed in 1980 in Trbovlje, Slovenia. Renowned for its innovative blend of industrial, electronic, and experimental music, Laibach has consistently pushed the boundaries of artistic expression.
Throughout their career, Laibach has engaged in social commentary and cultural critique, often utilizing imagery and symbolism drawn from totalitarian regimes to challenge established norms and provoke thought. Their music incorporates elements of various genres, including techno, classical, and rock, while their performances are characterized by elaborate stage designs and multimedia presentations.
Laibach's influence extends beyond the realm of music, encompassing art, film, and philosophy. Their discography includes seminal albums such as "Opus Dei," "NATO," and "Volk," each exploring different facets of power, ideology, and identity. The discography also includes the hit singles “Tanz Mit Laibach”, “The Whistleblowers”, “B Mashina”, “Ohne Dich”, and “Opus Dei.”
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