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Panorama to the people!
Shitkatapult presents a new program to spoil music lovers at new heights all the way to seventh heaven, where we love to vegetate.  And this fiftieth butt cramp is not simply the anniversary of our label, but also the crowning jewel for laser-driven home entertainment centers or just your computer.  
The Shit-reel is a DVD that is technically capable, through the interactive menu, to play as a small movie in cinematic format at home.  It's spiffy in a way how the music is unearthed through the perceptual stimulation of images.  However, we're not talking about looking through some keyhole.  Instead, the doors are sprung wide open so that the digital art no longer need be confined to a hard drive.  You are supposed to stare, gaze, and discuss.  The screen is like a zoo where eyes are fed by viewing and ears are stuffed to the max.  There are voltage sucking hamsters that hop around diagonally.  Yup, what you have here is a revelation with secret ornaments of a lifestyle that is bathed in the positivism of electronic particles.           

Fans who are pinching their nipples in suspense are forewarned, and also all those who are concerned with the multiplication of facts are thus told: this is the absolute best Shitkatapult disc in the whole world.  This is no exaggeration with the 24 outstanding tracks combined with images that make you go bezerk.  There are sixteen Shitkatapult artists from all over the place with interviews plus live concert footage from T.Raumschmiere and Das Bierbeben.  A lady also has something to say, how nice.  You could almost pour another thousand words over this Shit-reel, which would decrease its value.  Instead we have a quote from the DVD: " I am very tired now. Please understand that I cannot give any shoutouts to Shitkatapult, thank you." (Das Bierbeben)

Screen-haters are even offered a fivehundred piece limited edition 4 record box-set which proves just as much as the DVD: after 50 attacks of special music for special people, it's safe to say that a group of pros are at work here.  Oh no.