Die Eier von Satan

About Die Eier von Satan

Die Eier von Satan (literally "Satan's Eggs" in German -though "Eier" can also mean "balls") is a song by Tool that was released in 1996 on the album Ænima. It has a heavy industrial guitar played over a reversed drum beat with an irregular time signature (5/4). The experimentation in this song has been compared to that of Einstürzende Neubauten. The lyrical component of the song is in German, performed by Marko Fox, a member of ZAUM. He is backed by a sound that resembles a hydraulic press .

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About this song

Credited to

TOOL

Album

Ænima · Track 10 of 15

Released

September 17, 1996

Duration

2:17

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From the album: Ænima