KMFDM - More and Faster

What this video is

Released at the intersection of the collapsing Berlin Wall moment (1989) and the peak influence of Chicago's Wax Trax! Records, 'More and Faster' captures KMFDM in their transitional phase from Hamburg performance-art provocateurs to US underground industrial crossover act. The song's self-referential, anti-establishment lyrical posture — critiquing political hypocrisy, homelessness, and systemic inequality — was a…

Why it matters

One of the earliest surviving music video artifacts from KMFDM's Wax Trax! period, representing the nascent visual language of electro-industrial before the genre developed a codified aesthetic. The track's 2.28-second average shot length and 95-cut structure demonstrates that aggressive rhythmic…