The title track from KMFDM's 1992 album "Naïve!," the single "Money" saw the band further refining their signature blend of industrial aggression and accessible, rock-inflected hooks. This release capitalized on the momentum built by their previous album, "ᵏⁿᵘᵏᵉˡ," and cemented their status as a prominent act in the burgeoning industrial dance music scene.
- "Money" was released as a single on September 17, 1992, on Metropolis Records.
- The single features an exclusive B-side, "Sicko," not available on the album "Naïve!."
- The accompanying music video for "Money" was directed by+[a]=and filmed in Hamburg, Germany, featuring the band performing in various urban environments.
KMFDM is a multimedia art project founded and helmed by Sascha Konietzko, based in Hamburg, Germany. They are pioneers of the industrial rock and electronic music genres. In 1992, KMFDM released "Money," a single that preceded their 1992 album "Naïve!." KMFDM had recently established themselves as a significant force in the industrial music scene in the United States with their 1991 album "ᵏⁿᵘᵏᵉˡ."
