Hibernation is the spectacular follow up to the Chinese Restaurant LP. It was recorded in 1978 and originally released in 1979 on Polydor. This record has not been available on vinyl for over 30 years and tends to fetch rather high prices on the collector's market. The songs are restrained, yet explorative and passionate. The opening track Calling takes the listener down a quirky new wave path riddled with angular guitars and random bits of analog beeps. The stand out track is certainly Gott Gott Electron which is an intoxicating dancefloor slow cosmic jam with leave a permanent involuntary imprint to the lucky who hear it. As a whole, the record is reflectice of the passion between Maurizio and Christian and is a new wave masterpiece on many levels. Aurora B and Lover further display the intense emotional interplay. This reissue was licensed directly from the artist, and the front and back artwork have been re-interpreted and re-envisioned. This second edition is presented on high-quality 180gm black vinyl in a limited edition of 500 copies. Calling, Aurora B, Rush '79, Hibernated Nazi, Gott Gott Electron, We R, So You Don't, Lover, Vera Platz
