In 2003 Andy LaPlegua of "Icon of Coil" wrote a few power noise/techno cross over tracks under the name of "D.R.I.V.E.". This was changed to "Combichrist" when the debut album, "The Joy of Gunz" was set to be released on Out Of Line. The name Combichrist originates from a hardcore fanzine LaPlegua made during the late 90s, with "JR Ewing" guitarist Håkon Mella.
The follow up EPs, and the clamour for live shows, sent Combichrist out on the road where they would become known for their strong and energetic performances.
Their second EP, "Sex, Drogen und Industrial", spent 7 weeks at number one in the DAC charts.
In March of 2007 they released their third album "What The Fuck Is Wrong With You People?". "Today We Are All Demons", was released on January 20th, 2009.
The band had been selected to support industrial metal band "Rammstein" for their 2009 European tour and continued to support them during the 2010 part of the tour.
August 2010 saw the release of "Making Monsters", which had full tracks available for streaming on the website, each track being rolled out for a new one. Combichrist undertook a tour in support of the new album in late 2010, with "Aesthetic Perfection" and "iVardensphere" as the support bands.
Their most recent album, "No Redemption", was released in January of 2013 in both single and 2CD versions. This album was the official soundtrack album for the video game "Devil May Cry". The limited edition bonus CD was essentially a greatest hits compilation.
March 2014 will see the release of a new album titled "We Love You", with an accompanying tour of North America starting in April. "William Control" and "New Years Day" have been announced as the support bands.
Combichrist have had much more success than many of the other acts emerging from the electronic underground and the band have become one of the dark electro scene's most popular live acts.
The roster of live members is currently Joe Letz (ex "Genitorturers"), Mr Petersen, Z_Marr (ex "Hell Trash"), Kourtney Klein (who also played drums for the reformed "Nitzer Ebb") and Trevor Friedrich who was the drummer for "Eighteen Visions" and "Imperative Reaction". Past live members include Håkon Mella, Bjoern Petersen, Syn M, Shaun Frandsen & Jon H.
The band's website is at: www.combichrist.com
We Rule the World Motherfuckers
Combichrist Lyrics
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content you don't have to get it indexed,
pretending that you have it just to get more hits, fuck you.
I just So fucking hate when you put
content you don't have to get it indexed,
pretending that you have it just to get more hits, fuck you.
content you don't have to get it indexed,
pretending that you have it just to get more hits, fuck you.
The lyrics to Combichrist's song We Rule the World Motherfuckers express the frustration and anger towards online content creators who deceive their audience by posting irrelevant or misleading content just to gain website traffic. The singer conveys the message that he hates when creators manipulate their audience and pretend to have material that they do not, all for the sake of more clicks. The use of profanity in the lyrics is intended to convey the intensity of the feeling of betrayal and deception.
Furthermore, the repetition of the same verse three times reflects the singer's deep-seated anger towards deceptive content creators. The lyrics capture the frustration of those who are tired of being fooled by fake content and are willing to call out those who participate in such deception. The overall message of the song is one of defiance against those who exploit their audience, with the singer proclaiming that "We Rule the World Motherfuckers" through a tone of aggression and defiance.
Line by Line Meaning
I just SOOO fucking hate when you put content you don't have to get it indexed,
I am extremely displeased when you publish content solely for the purpose of increasing web traffic without it being relevant to the subject matter.
pretending that you have it just to get more hits, fuck you.
Misrepresenting the content to deceive others online for more likes or clicks is unacceptable behavior and deserves condemnation.
Contributed by Noah W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.