L.F.T.: Hell Was Boring - VINYL LP
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Artist: L.F.T.
Label: Kuroneko
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 3700398738642
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2026-01-16
Number of Discs: 2
Between 2023 and 2025, L.F.T. split his time between Hamburg and Berlin, slowly piecing together what would become his most ambitious work to date. The result is Hell Was Boring - a double album that plays like a fever dream, unfolding as a dark, mythical tale about life, death, and the strange spaces in between.L.F.T. - the alias of German producer and multi-instrumentalist Johannes Haas - has always thrived on tension: between punk urgency and electronic precision, between raw emotion and mechanical repetition. On Hell Was Boring, those tensions are amplified. Drawing on the spectral drama of Bauhaus, the melancholic minimalism of Linear Movement, the futuristic romanticism of Gary Numan, and even the sly swagger of Falco, the album feels at once deeply personal and part of a much older musical lineage.The sound is stripped down to it's bones: drums snap and rattle from a Roland TR-808, TR-707 and Korg KR-55; basslines growl from a Roland SH-101 and Korg MS-20; shards of guitar cut through clouds of tape hiss. Everything was tracked to a Teac Tascam 80-8 reel-to-reel, giving each track a lived-in, imperfect warmth. Nothing is overpolished - L.F.T. wanted the listener to hear the edges, the grit, the moments when the music almost comes apart.Along the way, he invited friends and long-time collaborators into the fold - Das Kinn, Rosaceae, Felix Kubin, Children Of Leir, and Konstantin Unwohl - each leaving their own fingerprints on the record's world of shadows and static.Hell Was Boring isn't a mere collection of songs; it's a narrative that drags you into it's orbit and doesn't quite let go. It's music for the late hours when reality feels porous, and for those moments when you're not sure if you're waking up or still dreaming. Tip!
Tracks:
1.1 Waste Your Facelift
1.2 Die Infektion
1.3 Knebelfreunde (Feat. Das Kinn)
1.4 Going in Circles (Feat. Rosaceae)
1.5 Free Cigarettes
1.6 Totengr-Ber (Feat. Felix Kubin)
1.7 Hell Was Boring
2.1 Beiss Mich! (Feat. Rosaceae)
2.2 Leaves Casting Shadows
2.3 Second Thoughts (Feat. Children of Leir)
2.4 Ironsight
2.5 Deutschland Verreist (Feat. Konstantin Unwohl)
2.6 Outro
