Nekrolog 43 is a compilation of B-sides and rarities from the late 1990s and early 2000s, offering a glimpse into the evolution of Diary of Dreams' sound during a prolific phase. The collection showcases the project's consistent dedication to its established dark, electronic aesthetic.
- Nekrolog 43 was released on Accession Records, the same label that has consistently supported Diary of Dreams throughout much of its career.
- The compilation draws material from various EPs and single releases, effectively gathering previously scattered tracks for a cohesive listening experience.
- The release date of November 6, 2007, positions it between the studio albums 'Enthroned Völva' (2004) and 'Reborn' (2011).
Diary of Dreams is the long-running electronic music project of German artist Adrian Hates, known for its dark, melancholic, and atmospheric soundscapes that often incorporate gothic and industrial elements. Nekrolog 43 arrived during a period where the project was solidifying its signature sound, following a series of successful albums that had cemented its place in the darkwave and electronic scene.
Tracklist
