Ængelmaker
2009 album
Ængelmaker is the twelfth studio album by Danish electro-industrial musical project Leæther Strip. It was released on March 27, 2009.[1]
Some editions of the album include the bonus EP Yes, I'm Limited Vol. IV.
Track listing
Disc 1
Ængelmaker
Anger
I Can't Sit Still
Strap Me Down Again
We Are Dust
Genetic Fuckup
Lili Marlene
White Flag
Dying To Live
When You're Inside Me
Black Celebration (Depeche Mode cover)
Disc 2
Stolen Feæthers
Insect Warrior
I Will Never Hurt You Again
Treatment
Before I Fade
La Danse Macabre
Don't You Dare Die On Me
Spinning
So Hard They Fall
Deliver Me (The Beloved cover)
Blasphemous Rumours (Depeche Mode cover)
Disc 3 (bonus disc)
Leæther Strip feat Unter Null: Don't You Want Me (Human League cover)
Law of Jante 09 (Golem mix)
Lovehate
Leæther Strip vs. Supreme Court: Europa
Leæther Strip vs. Titans: Deadhead
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