The 2012 album "Sorry, We're Open" finds Bonaparte doubling down on the maximalist, anti-establishment energy that defined their early work. It’s a record that feels both chaotic and meticulously crafted, a defining statement from their mid-career.
- "Sorry, We're Open" was released on August 17, 2012, by the independent label Bonaparte.
- The album was produced by Michael "Miako" Kunze, the sole member of Bonaparte.
- The release solidified Bonaparte's reputation for blending electronic music with raw, punk-influenced aesthetics.
Bonaparte is the Berlin-based electronic music project of Swiss producer and singer Michael "Miako" Kunze. Bonaparte emerged in the late 2000s, known for their uninhibited, often chaotic live performances and a sound that blended dance music with punk rock energy. At the time of "Sorry, We're Open," Bonaparte was riding the wave of their earlier success, consolidating their reputation as purveyors of provocative, high-energy dance-punk.
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