The 1989 album "Wasserwüste" saw Die Elefanten continue their exploration of synth-pop on the Nabel label. The release features their characteristic electronic arrangements and vocal style.
- The album was released on February 9, 1989, by the German label Nabel.
- "Wasserwüste" is categorized within the synth-pop and new wave genres.
- The album's title translates from German to English as "Water Desert."
Die Elefanten were a German synth-pop group active in the 1980s, known for their electronic soundscapes and often danceable rhythms. "Wasserwüste" was released late in their career, after the initial explosion ofNeue Deutsche Welle.
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