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Track: Dream Aid
Artist: Haujobb
Album: Freeze Frame Reality

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Name: Haujobb
Spotify Genres: ebm, industrial, industrial rock, darkwave, industrial metal, cold wave, synthpop, idm
Followers: 19,477
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Initially a dark ebm industrial project and founded 1992 in Bielefeld, Germany by Daniel Myer, Dejan Samardzic and Björn Jünemann. The latter left the group in 1995. Myer has said in an interview that the name Haujobb is a "wrong translation for skinjob" (in the movie Blade Runner the word "skinjob" is a pejorative term for a replicant). Current members [a=Daniel Myer] – programming, production, vocals (1992–present) [a=Dejan Samardzic] – programming, production (1992–present) Former members: [a=Björn Jünemann] – programming, sampler (1992–1995) Session/touring musicians: [a=Manuel G. Richter] – synthesizer, noise, drums (2010–present) (also appeared on "[Link]" (2011), "[Link]" (2015), "[Link]" (2015), "[Link]" (2018)) Former session/touring musicians: [a=Sven Jünemann] – guitar (1994–1995) (on "[Link]" (1994) and "[Link]" (1995)) [a=Gabriel Shaw] – synthesizer, noise, drums (2012)

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Release: haujobb.* - Frames
Year: 1995
Genres: Electronic
Styles: Industrial, Experimental

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LYRICS

high speed progress
step by step into a trap
moment insignificant
no way to penetrate the spotless surface
so stay outside
close to your private light
short-term memory
permanently generating plastic destiny
trying so hard to turn aside
all the stress from oneself
intelligence frustrates the polished face
a fading race fed with facts
to regenerate the lost
inborn abilities we keep on training
that difficult breathing
a forced, perfect state protects us from rain
easiest moving towards some difficulties
fearless changing skins
renew to the beginning again and again
a generation exist just one day
short story mirrors break asleep in a crack
man-made aid to alleviate a man-made pain