A Bandit in OOMPH !

Since today’s VIVA “live” show, the secret is out about Oomph!’s 4^th member: It’s not somebody made of flesh and blood…instead it’s more like metal and plastic! OOMPH! have come up with something very special for you and have included a “one-armed bandit” (or slot machine) into the design of the upcoming album, “Glaube Liebe Tod” (‘Religion Love Death’). Along with their own individually designed display areas, the three symbols representing the title also appear on the machine display: A Cross, a Heart and a Skull. Depending on the combination, there is a variety of OOMPH! goodies or a ticket for the big Main Prize drawing to be won.
The exclusive “Glaube Liebe Tod” slot machine will already be on hand tomorrow on Saturday February25^th starting at 1:30 p.m. at the Autograph Session at the Saturn record store in Erfurt, and tomorrow night of course at the big OOMPH! Day at Berlin’s K17, where along with DJ DEMO, DJ Guenter and DJ Tom, the band members themselves will in attendance in person. And it can be safely assumed that Dero will take his turn at the turntables, too.

In the coming months, you won’t be able to miss the one-armed bandit at every important OOMPH! event. And you can also play online at the same time. Just click here, register, read the game rules and off you go! And of course, there are also lots of cool, exclusive prizes to be won on the virtual bandit as well. There are three prize levels to go with the three difficulty levels: In the first level you can win a signed Fan Packet, in the second level you can win a Meet & Greet session with the band on the upcoming tour, and at the third level, your name is put into the drawing for the spectacular Main Prize –can’t say more about that right now!

And if you can’t make it to OOMPH! Day tomorrow night, you still don’t have to miss out on the special, commercially-unavailable DJ-remixes of “Gott ist ein Popstar”. Along with the original versions and the Transporterraum-Remix, for a short time only you can also download the following rarities at Musicload and AOL: