The impressively matured third album "Semper Fidelis" does full  
justice to this ultimate grasp for leadership: A groundbreaking  
massive, unique beast of an album, "Semper Fidelis" underlines   
the "with or against us" attitude of the Austrian Imperial       
Industrial spearheads more than ever before. Worship or          
abhorrence - there is no other possibility.                      
                                                                 
In virtue of the slogan "Semper Fidelis" - "Forever loyal",      
supreme commander Thomas Rainer exercises a spectacular          
detonation of shell splinters and crushed detritus which is true 
to the attitude of the previous works and at the same time full  
of an unimagined wealth of complexity, establishing the borders  
to other brutal Industrial commandos even firmer. Take "Wir      
schreiben Geschichte" with a sample that is as thought-provoking 
as the harsh Noise sequences are relentless. Or the wildly       
thrashing Industrial bomb thrower "Verrater an Gott" that        
cleverly continues epic NACHTMAHR manifestos like "Katharsis" or 
"Morder". "Can You Feel The Beat?", then, gives another proof of 
the supreme commander's passion for classic EBM while            
"Unbeugsam" shows the pure essence of this act while serving the 
genre's most massive beats ever. And with the stomping Electro   
stampede of "Tanz, Major!" resounding through the clubs,         
everyone voluntarily enlists to the NACHTMAHR army.

"Semper Fidelis" offensively proves that the decadent philosophy 
behind NACHTMAHR is incorruptible. The songs clarify more than   
ever that this attack is guided by an artist playing by his own  
rules. Above everything else, NACHTMAHR is especially one thing: 
Honest. And honesty is the best policy.

This nightmare has only just begun!

                                                                 
ATTENTION: The album is published in two editions.               

1. Standard CD Edition:                                           
- CD in 6-panel digipak                                           
- 28-pages booklet