Brooklyn Vegan — The soundtrack includes unreleased and out-of-print tracks from Revolting Cocks, KMFDM, Front 242, Laibach, Chris Connelly, The Young Gods, My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult and more. Continue reading… more info

New York Times — Laibach has been flirting with totalitarian symbols, and confusing audiences, for decades. Their new album of “Sound of Music” covers is puzzling, too. more info

DrownedInSound — A loaded, thought-provoking, and immeasurably entertaining release more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This week: Laibach cover 'The Sound of Music' via North Korea; Jacco Gardner goes instrumental; and new reissues from The Spinanes, Sloan and David Axelrod. Continue reading… more info

The Quietus — Laibach release their wonderfully weird version of ‘My Favorite Things’ from their upcoming cover album of The Sound of Music. more info

The Quietus — Gesamtkunstwerk Laibach is a new book examining the music and imagery of Laibach over more than three decades more info

The Quietus — Laibach's new album was conceived when they were invited to play in North Korea three years ago more info

The Quietus — To mark today's meeting of Kim Jong-Un and Donald Trump, Laibach have released a track dedicated to the Korean re-unification process more info

XLR8R — Yila will release a new EP on Supremus Records. Yila is the musical alias of Alastair McNeil, British artist currently living in Ljubljana, Slovenia and past synths/fx/guitar player for Róisín Murphy. Here he collaborates with Mina Spiler, l... more info

CNN Showbiz — Growling "Sound of Music" covers while decked out in military uniforms, Laibach was one of the first Western bands to perform in North Korea. more info