In Der Hölle Gibt's Ein Zimmer
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Martin Brem represents the Austrian pop scene of the early 1980s, when European pop was developing its own distinct character separate from Anglo-American trends. This 1982 single on OK Musica captures the melodic sensibilities and production style of Europop in its prime. The title translates roughly to "In Hell There's A Room," suggesting either dark humor or introspection wrapped in pop accessibility. The sound is characteristic of the era—carefully arranged, radio-friendly, with hooks designed to stick. For those interested in the wider European pop landscape beyond the major markets, this offers a genuine snapshot of Austrian pop culture from the height of the synthesizer era.
Item Details+
| Genre | Pop |
| Style | Europop |
| Media | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Sleeve | Very Good (VG) |
| Description | Record is VG+ with some hairlines. Sleeve is VG to VG+. Stamp on sleeve and label. |
| Label | OK Musica |
| Year | 1982 |
| Country | Austria |
| Format | 7" |
Tracklist+
A. In Der Hölle Gibt's Ein Zimmer 4:12
B. Ciao Catrin 5:42
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