Today’s video of the day is the Lords of Acid – “Ich Will Nur Das” released in 2026.

Belgian electronic pioneers Lords of Acid return with “Ich Will Nur Das,” released on September 11, 2026. The German-language single features American vocalist Mari Kattman. Meanwhile, Praga Khan delivers another provocative electronic experiment. The track serves as the fourth single from Mundo Bizarro, due October 15, 2026, through Metropolis Records. The accompanying video captures the song’s energetic and playful character. Furthermore, the track blends EBM rhythms with a sharp contrast between lust and romance.

Lords of Acid formed in Belgium in 1988 around electronic artist Praga Khan. The group quickly developed a distinctive sound that mixed EBM, techno, industrial, and provocative dance music. Their breakthrough album Lust arrived in 1991 and established their international reputation. Later releases expanded their electronic palette while keeping their provocative identity intact. Albums such as Voodoo-U, Our Little Secret, and Farstucker pushed that approach further. Now, Mundo Bizarro continues that long-running tradition with fresh collaborations and modern production.

“Ich Will Nur Das” also stands apart because Kattman sings entirely in German. However, she does not speak the language. Praga Khan encouraged her to keep her natural American accent. As a result, her delivery adds an unusual character to the song. Moreover, the arrangement shifts between two sharply different moods. The verses use aggressive EBM rhythms and focus on raw lust. Then, the chorus turns toward an almost traditional fantasy of eternal love. Thus, Khan calls it a love song with a “serious identity crisis.” The song adds another provocative chapter to the Lords of Acid catalog while leading into Mundo Bizarro.

Why stop with the Lords of Acid’s underground music video? Watch over 5k Underground Music videos on YouTube at Stigmata Video Dance Party and have your underground dance party anytime.

Belgian electronic pioneers Lords of Acid return with “Ich Will Nur Das,” released on September 11, 2026. The German-language single features American vocalist Mari Kattman. Meanwhile, Praga Khan delivers another provocative electronic experiment. The track serves as the fourth single from Mundo Bizarro, due October 15, 2026, through Metropolis Records. The accompanying video captures the song’s energetic and playful character. Furthermore, the track blends EBM rhythms with a sharp contrast between lust and romance.

Lords of Acid formed in Belgium in 1988 around electronic artist Praga Khan. The group quickly developed a distinctive sound that mixed EBM, techno, industrial, and provocative dance music. Their breakthrough album Lust arrived in 1991 and established their international reputation. Later releases expanded their electronic palette while keeping their provocative identity intact. Albums such as Voodoo-U, Our Little Secret, and Farstucker pushed that approach further. Now, Mundo Bizarro continues that long-running tradition with fresh collaborations and modern production.

“Ich Will Nur Das” also stands apart because Kattman sings entirely in German. However, she does not speak the language. Praga Khan encouraged her to keep her natural American accent. As a result, her delivery adds an unusual character to the song. Moreover, the arrangement shifts between two sharply different moods. The verses use aggressive EBM rhythms and focus on raw lust. Then, the chorus turns toward an almost traditional fantasy of eternal love. Thus, Khan calls it a love song with a “serious identity crisis.” The song adds another provocative chapter to the Lords of Acid catalog while leading into Mundo Bizarro.

Why stop with the Lords of Acid’s underground music video? Watch over 5k Underground Music videos on YouTube at Stigmata Video Dance Party and have your underground dance party anytime.

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