Forever (Remixes) - Single

the origional mix was the first ever electronic song i ever heard. And i loved it. does iTunes still donate the profits to charity? i hope so...

Bruderschaft is a futurepop supergroup consisting of DJ Rexx Arkana, Ronan Harris of VNV Nation, Sebastian Komor of Icon of Coil, Stephan Groth of Apoptygma Berzerk and Joakim Montelius of Covenant. The project came into being when Rexx Arkana’s father was diagnosed with stage four terminal cancer. After his father’s passing, he shared a hand-written poem to his father with Ronan and Joakim. The duo wished to turn the verses into a formal song with all proceeds going directly to cancer research in honor of Arkana’s father. The Bruderschaft project lay on the back burner for a few years until the spring of 2002, when most of the members’ schedules had cleared. The group’s debut release was a two-disc EP titled Forever, which featured the title track in original and edit forms, as well as 24 remixes by various artists, including Feindflug, Front 242, State of the Union and Moonitor. So far, Bruderschaft has raised over €20,000 for cancer research.

This EBM supergroup is awesome. The rhythms and lyrics are very moving. The varying styles in the mixes/remixes are excellent covering the EBM spectrum of stomping beats to psytrance driven futurepop. Besides, it's for a good cause. I could only wish to see more from this collaborative of talented artists.

Unfortinatly I don't belive the first reviewer knew who he was talking about. This is the only song from Bruderschaft, "Cambodia" is nowhere close to anything they've done. I believe he is confusing Bruderschaft with Apoptygma Berzerk, which, for you all who don't know, Bruderschaft was formed after Rexx Arkana (FGFC820) father died due to cancer at the age of 57. Rexx then wrote the lyrcis to the song, then got Ronan Harris (VNV Nation) to do the vocals, Sebastain Komor (Icon of Coil) to do the music, Joakim Montelius (Covenant) to do the loops, and Stephen Groth (Apoptygame Berzerk) to do the backing vocals. This was all done because all net profits from the album would be donated to cancer reaserch. That information above would explain why so many band's names appear as the artist of this song, a lot of different bands are represented, but this song is Bruderschaft's.

Im not that thrilled with this album. i mean yeah i love this band, but this is a bit akward from them. I want more of their singing in their next albums!!! more rock, feeling, good guitar playing, that kinda stuff. "Cambodia" is one of their greatest hits in my opinion!!

For a song about such a sad event, this really is an amazing album. The unity of the styles makes this set of 13 tracks for that low of a price a must buy.

Great ! Well mixed. Very moving