Haujobb - New World March The Remixes

Review by Ballonkünstler Marco

New World March The Remixes by Haujobb: A Sonic Odyssey That Sticks With You If you’re into the darker corners of electronic music—where Electro meets IDM and Industrial vibes collide—you’ve probably stumbled across Haujobb at some point. Their 2011 remix album New World March The Remixes isn’t just another collection of reworked tracks; it’s a labyrinth of sound that pulls you in, shakes you up, and spits you out somewhere else entirely. And yeah, it’s German through and through, which means precision but also this raw, unapologetic edge that feels like they don’t care if you “get it” or not. Spoiler alert: I didn’t get all of it, but damn, did I enjoy trying. Let me cut to the chase. Two tracks stuck with me for different reasons. First off, there’s “Soul Reader (This Morn’ Omina Feat. Rosey Remix).” Man, this one hits different. It starts slow, almost teasing you, before Rosey’s haunting vocals glide over glitchy beats and warped synths. There’s something about the way her voice cracks slightly on certain notes—it’s chilling, intimate, like she’s whispering secrets meant only for you. But then the track explodes into this chaotic swirl of noise and rhythm, and suddenly you’re not sure whether to dance or sit very still. Either way, it messes with your head in the best possible way. Honestly? I played this track three times in a row when I first heard it, just to figure out how it made me feel so uneasy yet hooked. Then there’s “Crossfire (Dryft Remix),” which is an absolute beast. This version takes the original and twists it into something heavier, angrier even. The bassline slams harder than expected, and those industrial clangs sound like machinery coming apart at the seams. You can almost picture Daniel Myer and Dejan Samardzic hunched over their gear, tweaking knobs until everything sounds just a little too loud, a little too sharp. It’s relentless, exhausting—but in a good way. Like running full speed into a storm because you know you’ll come out stronger on the other side. Or maybe drenched and confused. Hard to say. What really stands out here is how every remix feels intentional. These aren’t lazy rehashes—they’re fully fleshed-out reinterpretations, each bringing its own vibe while staying true to Haujobb’s signature grit. Kudos to the remixers (shoutout to Dryft and Acretonge especially) for making these versions stand tall next to the originals. Oh, and props to Christophe Dessaigne for the artwork too—it’s stark, minimalistic, and kinda unsettling, much like the music itself. But here’s the thing: listening to this album felt less like entertainment and more like therapy. Not the cozy, self-help book kind, though. More like the kind where someone forces you to confront stuff you’d rather ignore. By the time I reached “Dead Market (Ah Cama-Sotz Remix),” I was convinced my speakers were haunted. Maybe they were. In the end, New World March The Remixes isn’t perfect. Some tracks drag a bit, and others are so experimental they border on alienating. But isn’t that what makes it special? It doesn’t try to please everyone. Instead, it carves out its own weird little corner of the universe and dares you to step inside. And honestly? If you do, you might find yourself lingering longer than you planned. Final thought: Listening to this album feels like wandering through a neon-lit city at 3 AM—beautiful, dangerous, and strangely comforting. Just don’t forget your headphones.

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Artist: Haujobb
Album: New World March The Remixes

Germany

Electronic

2011

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Machine Drum	4:55
Membrane	4:13
More Than Us (Continues Remix)	4:16
Echo (Incite/ Remix)	3:45
New World March	5:19
Soul Reader (feat. Rosey)	3:44
Lost (Somatic Responses Remix)	4:27
Dead Market	4:0
New World March (Anklebiter Remix)	5:16
Membrane (Acretongue Remix)	4:13
Machine Drum (Alternative Remix)	4:44
Control (Xabec Remix)	5:18
Crossfire (Dryft Remix)	3:54
Little World	5:37
Let's Drop Bombs (Dupont Remix)	4:52
Crossfire	4:32
Control	4:40
Echo	3:36
More Than Us	4:30
Little World (Binary Park Remix)	4:36
Soul Reader (This Morn' Omina Feat. Rosey Remix)	4:11
Let's Drop Bombs	5:3
Lost	5:42
Dead Market (Ah Cama-Sotz Remix)	3:58

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Catalog Numbers

BUP003, ZWE020

Labels

Basic Unit Productions, Zweieck Recordings

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12 × File
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Role	Company
Mastered At	Mainframe Analog Mastering

Credits

Role	Credit
Executive Producer	Marshall B.
Illustration	Christophe Dessaigne
Music By	Daniel Myer, Dejan Samardzic
Sleeve	S.alt
Words By	Daniel Myer (tracks: 3, 5 to 9), Dejan Samardzic (tracks: 3, 5 to 9)

Notes

"New World March" mastered at Mainframe Analog Mastering.
The artist who remixed track 5 is unknown.

About Haujobb

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Initially a dark ebm industrial project and founded 1993 in Bielefeld, Germany by Daniel Myer, Dejan Samardzic and Björn Jünemann. The latter left the group in 1995. Myer has said in an interview that the name Haujobb is a "wrong translation for skinjob" (in the movie Blade Runner the word "skinjob" is a pejorative term for a replicant).

Real Name

Daniel Myer & Dejan Samardzic

Name Vars

Haujob
Haujobb.
haujobb.

Members

Daniel Myer
Dejan Samardzic
Björn Jünemann

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *New World March The Remixes* by Haujobb is like a remix playground for electronic music fans. It came out in 2011 and blends genres like Electro, IDM, and Industrial. What’s wild is how many talented artists were involved. Daniel Myer and Dejan Samardzic not only created the music but also wrote lyrics for several tracks. And get this—it includes remixes from names like Acretongue, Dryft, and Somatic Responses, each adding their own twist. With 20 tracks total, it’s like a kaleidoscope of sounds, all tied together by Germany’s electronic music scene. Oh, and fun detail: the artwork was done by Christophe Dessaigne, giving it that extra edge.

Comments

baxterdotcom

2025-03-13

I like this Intro

pjhb23

2025-03-12

COME TO ME, WITH YOUR SURPRISE!

jewontheprairie

2025-03-11

My favorite song!!!

rhjabrisnaongsgkelabat

2025-03-11

Germany and Russia have been enemies through history which is VERY wrong. They should ally or even unite. No fucking EU involved.

lapalimi

2025-03-10

i enjoyed this song and added it to a playlist... thank you all.. appreciated & charm'd...

prcarloscymons

2025-03-09

Meisterwerk!

prithveeshbhat

2025-03-08

trawalleym

2025-03-08

daniel myer es un fenomeno. esta generando ebm/idm severamente fino e inteligente y esto no es nuevo pero con este ultimo material fue muy pretencioso y hay que reconoser que esta de poca madre. esperemos que un dia se anime de incluir algunos riffs huevudos