Iron Sky (The Coming Race) - 2023 UK Mute label 27-track LP

"The Coming Race (dir. Timo Vuorensola, 2019), was the follow-up to the film Iron Sky (2012) in which Nazis plot to take over the world after lying dormant in a secret military base on the dark side of the moon. Laibach were commissioned to compose the music for the Finnish dark comedy, which achieved cult-status and raised more than $1 million via crowdfunding, with their original soundtrack being widely acclaimed.

The Coming Race see’s humanity trying to survive on the former Nazi moon base, but as supplies are running low, a small band of survivor’s journey to the hollow Earth's core where a power is buried that could save or destroy mankind. Along the way they must fight an ancient shape-shifting reptilian race to save humanity.

This soundtrack is as epic and cinematic as the first, providing a musical journey of orchestral scores  including the track ‘The Coming Race’ that adds Slovenian Grammy winner Amaya’s powerful vocals into the Laibach mix."

Tracklisting:

Side 1:

1.    "Title Sequence" (0:48)
2.    "Neomenia Moon Base" (3:35)
3.    "Moonquake" (2:45)
4.    "The Jobsists" (0:54)
5.    "Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish" (1:28)
6.    "Renate & Obi" (1:07)
7.    "Vestal Celestial Amelia" (1:12)
8.    "Moon Fuhrer Is Back" (1:20)
9.    "Vril-ya" (0:50)
10.    "Back To Earth/Crash Landing" (0:44)
11.    "Hollow Earth" (0:43)
12.    "3310 Blue R7309170" (0:32)
13.    "The Promised Land" (1:52)
14.    "The City Of Agartha" (part 1) (0:39)
15.    "The Vril Banquet Hall" (part 1) (0:47)

Side 2:
1.    "The Vril Banquet Hall" (part 2) (1:48)
2.    "The City Of Agartha" (part 2) (1:19)
3.    "First Among Steves" (1:05)
4.    "Malcolm Fights Raptors" (1:22)
5.    "The Gate To The Holy Grail" (3:10)
6.    "Malcolm Fights Vril Jobs & Vril Hitler" (1:11)
7.    "The Triceratops Chariot Race" (1:51)
8.    "Escape From Earth" (1:11)
9.    "Sieg Heil, Mutterfacher!" (1:23)
10.    "Zeit Zum Toten" (2:11)
11.    "Renate Dies" (1:04)
12.    "Escape From The Moon/IExcommunicating Wolfgang" (1:18)