Deutsch Nepal

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For the Swedish Musician with the same name, see, see Peter Andersson (musician).
Deutsch Nepal
Origin Gothenburg, Sweden
Genres Ambient industrial
Dark ambient
Years active 1991–present
Labels Cold Meat Industry
Sound Source
Staalplaat
Mort Aux Vaches
Old Europa Cafe
Ant-Zen
Associated acts Njurmännen
Frozen Faces
Lina Baby Doll
Bocksholm
Janitor
Website MySpace
user.tninet.se/~bsb015v/
Members Peter Andersson

Deutsch Nepal is the solo industrial/dark ambient project of Swede Peter Andersson alias Lina Der Baby Doll General (ex-Njurmännen).

Works

Under the name Deutsch Nepal, Lina has issued eight studio albums and a 7" as well as contributing to various compilations including a split CD with In Slaughter Natives and another with The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud. Other works include two tapes out on the Italian label, Old Europa Cafe, entitled Only Silence Among The Filthy and The Silent Earth. There's also a single called Dentist Environmental on Ant-Zen, as well as the The Very Top Of Lina Baby Doll LP.

Criticism

Piero Scaruffi classified Deutsch Nepal as member of the early 1990s "sound constructivists" generation and ranked it (with In Slaughter Natives and Raison D'être) among its most distinguished perpetrators.[1]

Facts - Trivia

  • The name "Deutsch Nepal" is derived from the track of the same name released in 1972 by German krautrock legend Amon Düül II.
  • Lina Der Baby Doll General is an alias for Peter Andersson (not the same person as Peter Andersson of Raison D'être).
  • Lina, along with Roger Karmanik co-founded the label Cold Meat Industry.

Side projects

  • Frozen Faces
  • Lina Baby Doll
  • Bocksholm
  • Janitor

Discography

Studio albums:

  • Deflagration of Hell (1992)
  • Benevolence (Flogging Satan Alive) (1993)
  • Tolerance (How the Servant Utilized His Masters) (1994)
  • ¡Comprendido!... Time Stop! ...And World Ending (1996)
  • Erosion (1999)
  • A Silent Siege (2002)
  • Deflagration of Hell (Remaster) (2003)
  • Erotikon (2006)
  • Amygdala (2011)

References

  1. ↑ The History of Rock Music.Deutsch Nepal

External links

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