The template for Nitzer Ebb had already been established
some years earlier with D.A.F.'s thrilling, rough-yet-clean combination of
dancefloor aggression, industrial noise, and lyrical imagery (and vocal
stylings), suggesting a combination of fascist rally and hardcore male-bondage
sex club. What the Douglas McCarthy/Bon Harris duo did on their first full
album was to give it a distinctly English-language bent, as well as drawing on
some of the further developments of EBM over time. If the resultant debut was a
bit one-note as an overall release, the duo already showed a bent for making
sure their concoctions were instantly memorable and undeniably thrilling.
McCarthy's singing is less supple and more ear-piercingly harsh than Gabi
Delgado's, say, but his seemingly odd quaver actually gives the band a unique
stamp, delivering the slogan-like lyrics with the force of overwhelming
command. Consider "Violent Playground," which could almost be a Soft
Cell stomper with all the swooning romance completely pared away to leave
nothing but brute homoerotic force (and appropriate volume). Harris' ear for
beats and how to make them really crunch through doesn't let him down; check
out the huge, sudden metal door-slam rhythms on "Smear Body" for a
particularly notable example of his ability. If there's a standout track from
That Total Age, it would probably have to be "Join in the Chant,"
with McCarthy's clipped, elliptical words and delivery perfectly suited for the
invigorating storm of drum hits and central bass part. That said, there's
plenty of close competition, with the quick, frenetic surge of
"Murderous," electronic bass and percussion barely in control as
McCarthy roars, "Lift up your hearts!," and the equally impressive
"Let Your Body Learn" with its use of vocal echo for maximum impact.
Ripped from the CD edition with three bonus tracks to homoerotic
FLAC
Nitzer Ebb - That Total Age
1. Fitness
To Purpose
2. Violent
Playground
3. Murderous
4. Smear
Body
5. Join
In The Chant
6. Alarm
7. Let
Your Body Learn
8. Let
Beauty Loose
9. Into
The Large Air
10. Join
In The Chant (Metal Mix)
11. Fitness
To Purpose (Mix Two)
12. Murderous
(Instrumental)
You’ll find the 12” of Murderous here

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