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[edit] softer playing style?
"With this album the band moved to their softer style of playing, compared to their previous works."
I wouldn't necessarily even call it 'softer'. I own Plastik, Sperm, Unrein, Wunschkind and Defekt; I can vouch that Plastik is just as heavy, but in a different style, as the others. The only 2 'soft' songs on the album just happen to be the two most popular songs (Feiber and Das Weisse Licht) every other song besides those two are pretty heavy. Listen to 'Keine Luft Mehr', 'Nothing is Real', 'Scorn', 'Goldenes Herz', 'I Come Alive' and the chorus of 'Hunger', all very heavy songs.
All in all, the Drumming on Plastik is allot thicker and progressive than most of the songs on prior albums, and it's not as though the aren't using heavy, distorted guitars, they are, however Dero does use non-screaming vocal more often, but not exclusively. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.79.6.149 (talk) 19:04, 6 May 2008 (UTC)