Herbert Grönemeyer - Cosmic Chaos

Review by Milan Shrestha

Cosmic Chaos by Herbert Grönemeyer: A Wild Ride Through '90s Electronica Alright, buckle up, because Cosmic Chaos is one of those albums that feels like Herbert Grönemeyer got his hands on a time machine and decided to party in the future. Released in 1994 under EMI Electrola, this German masterpiece blends techno, trance, synth-pop, and even a dash of hip-hop with some Central European vibes thrown in for good measure. It’s basically an audio smoothie—sometimes sweet, sometimes sour, but always kinda wild. Let’s talk tracks real quick. First off, there’s “Morgenrot (Trance Mix Radio Edit).” If you’re into sunrise vibes with beats that slap harder than your morning coffee, this track’s got your name all over it. The melody floats around like a dream, while the bassline keeps things grounded just enough so you don’t float away entirely. Herbert knows how to layer sounds; it’s not too busy, not too boring—it’s just right. You’ll remember this one because it somehow makes you feel both chill and ready to conquer the world at the same time. Weird combo, I know, but hey, it works. Then there’s “Land Unter (Herb-Hop Long Mix With Rap).” Oh man, where do I even start? This thing flips between underground house grooves and rap sections so effortlessly, it’s almost unfair. The lyrics are quintessentially Grönemeyer—introspective yet playful, like he’s whispering secrets directly into your ear. That Herb-Hop twist gives it a swagger that sticks with you long after the song ends. Honestly, if someone told me they didn’t bob their head to this track, I’d call them out as a liar faster than you can say “Techno Mix.” What’s cool about Cosmic Chaos is how unapologetically experimental it feels. Sure, some remixes are hit-or-miss (looking at you, “Die Härte”), but when it clicks, wow—it really clicks. And let’s give props to whoever designed that cover art (shoutout to 2D). It perfectly captures the vibe: chaotic, colorful, and slightly unhinged, much like the music itself. Reflecting on this album now, it strikes me as oddly ahead of its time. Back in ‘94, most people were still figuring out what the heck techno or trance even meant, yet here comes Grönemeyer throwing everything but the kitchen sink into the mix. Was he trying to redefine pop music? Make us question our life choices? Or maybe he just wanted to see if we could handle six different versions of “Morgenrot”? Who knows. But one thing’s for sure: listening to Cosmic Chaos feels like stepping into a bizarre alternate universe where Kraftwerk meets Daft Punk meets…well, Herbert being Herbert. So yeah, give it a spin if you want something that’s equal parts nostalgic and mind-bending. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself humming “Morgenrot” during your next Zoom meeting.

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Artist: Herbert Grönemeyer
Album: Cosmic Chaos

Electronic

1994

Rating: 3.16

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Morgenrot (Techno Mix + Bonus Mix)	5:37
Land Unter (Underground House Mix)	5:43
Morgenrot (Trance Mix Radio Edit)	3:59
Morgenrot (Hard Mix)	5:04
Die Härte (Techno Mix)	4:52
Dance Chaos (Stoned Mix)	6:41
Morgenrot (Trance Mix)	6:38
Land Unter (Herb-Hop Long Mix With Rap)	6:32

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08 Morgenrot trance mix bonus mix

06 Land unter underground house mix

03 Morgenrot hard mix

02 Morgenrot trance mix

4 Dance Chaos stoned mix

07 Die Härte techno mix

05 Land unter herb-hop long mix with rap

01 Morgenrottrance mix radio edit

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Catalog Numbers

7243 8 31317 2 3
P 519430

Labels

EMI Electrola

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Formats

CD
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Unofficial Release
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Single
Promo
Limited Edition

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	EMI Electrola GmbH
Published By	Grönland Records
Marketed By	EMI
Distributed By	EMI
Pressed By	EMI Uden

Credits

Role	Credit
Cover	2D
Written-By	Herbert Grönemeyer

Notes

℗ 1994 EMI Electrola GmbH
Made in Holland
Comes in a 4-panel digipak with 3D-image in the center of the package
℗2000 EMI Electrola GmbH
Comes in a jewel case
For Promotion Only!
Limited Edition 1000
℗1994 EMI Electrola GmbH
BIEM/Stemra, Made in Holland
LC 0193

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Barcode: 7 24383 13172 3
Rights Society: BIEM/Stemra
Label Code: LC 0193
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): EMI 8313172CDM01 1-1-16-NL
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): EMI 8313172 CDM01 1-1-20-NL
Label Code: LC0193
Matrix / Runout: RT 0204

About Herbert Grönemeyer

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German singer born on April 12, 1956 in Göttingen (Germany), grown up in Bochum (Germany). Father of . In his early age he also was an actor, well-known for his role as a war correspondent in the movie 'Das Boot' directed by Wolfgang Petersen. In 1998 he and his whole family emigrated to London, where he founded his own record label .

Real Name

Herbert Arthur Wiglev Clamor Grönemeyer

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Herbert Grönemeyer’s *Cosmic Chaos* album is like a wild ride through the 90s electronic scene. Released in 1994, it blends everything from techno and trance to hip hop and synth-pop. One standout track, "Morgenrot," comes in multiple remixes—like Techno, Trance, and even a Hard Mix. It’s not just music; it’s a genre mashup that feels ahead of its time. The cover art by 2D adds this cool, abstract vibe too. Pretty wild for an artist mostly known for his rock and pop roots!