"Irgendwas ist immer" LP od Engst

Comes as a Limited Edition on colored Vinyl (magenta).

Engst releases their third studio album with 'Irgendwas ist immer' (There's Always Something). The 13 new songs are often melancholic in tone, but musically they still push forward. There are wide-ranging drums, euphoria-filled brass instruments, a guitar sound like a warm headlock, and of course, Matthias Engst's voice. Influenced by punk and hardcore, roughened by life, yet surprisingly, well, mass-compatible. It's not easy to describe this effect, but let's say: Matthias Engst could have become the new Tim Bendzko, Mark Forster, or Ben Zucker with this voice. These comparisons are not meant as insults, but simply mean that he could have had a voice for mainstream radio music. Sometimes, ENGST even plays with that idea.