KANONENFIEBER's second live album was recorded during their biggest headlining show to date in Oberhausen.
1,800 fans filled the sold-out Turbinenhalle II, experiencing a special night on the Urkatastrophe tour.
Sixteen of the twenty European concerts had sold out months in advance – another milestone for the band, which had debuted just two and a half years earlier.

The setlist combines classics from Menschenmühle, songs from the EPs, and eight tracks from their latest album, Die Urkatastrophe.

Regarding the album’s concept, Noise explains: "World War I is considered the Urkatastrophe of the 20th century – a catalyst for violence and displacement. 17 million people died, and Europe lay in ruins. Our album serves as a tribute to the victims and a warning to future generations."

KANONENFIEBER merge Black and Death Metal with historical awareness. Their goal: not just to entertain, but to educate. War is no tale of glory – it destroys lives and humanity itself. Instead of abstract numbers, they focus on the stories of the nameless, making their suffering tangible.