Artist's albums
Ninetynine Remixes
1999 · album
Polarity
1999 · album
Ninetynine
1999 · album
Matrix
1997 · album
Solutions For A Small Planet
1996 · album
Freeze Frame Reality
1995 · album
Frames
1995 · EP
Alive
2018 · album
Blendwerk
2015 · album
We Must Wait
2014 · EP
Let's Drop Bombs
2012 · EP
Dead Market
2011 · EP
New World March
2011 · album
New World March - The Remixes
2011 · album
Homes & Gardens 2.0
2009 · album
Smack My Bitch Up
2007 · EP
Vertical Mixes
2005 · album
Vertical Theory
2003 · album
Penetration
2002 · album
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Biography
Their style a synthesis of industrial electronics and dance music, Haujobb formed in Germany in 1993 around the trio of Dejan Samardzic, Daniel Meier with B. Junemann. After the release of a cassette-only album named Drift Wheeler, Haujobb signed to Off Beat Records and in 1993 released a proper debut, Homes and Gardens. The trio toured Germany and issued the album in the States, but said farewell to Junemann in 1995, just after the release of Freeze Frame Reality. A split release with :wumpscut: titled The Remix Wars, Strike 1 appeared one year later, and Haujobb also contributed remixes to Front Line Assembly and Download; cEvin Key returned the favor on the Frames remix EP. Their third album, Solutions from a Small Planet, appeared in 1996, followed by the two-disc Matrix, which included remixes as well as individual samples so bedroom boffins could remake tracks from Solutions for a Small Planet themselves. Haujobb returned two years later with Ninetynine; an accompanying remix collection followed in 1999. ~ John Bush, Rovi