Maximilian Hecker's first album Infinite Love Songs came out 2001 and gained the yet 23 years old from Berlin a huge fan base. Great commendation by international the press followed: 'one of the most ravishing, honest, tear drenched pop-albums of the year.' (Musikexpress). Lady Sleep has been produced with Guy Sternberg at Lowswing Studios, Berlin and with it's instrumentation it clearly sets focus on Infinite Love Songs. Less abundant, more space to the essential. 'The central topic of the album is the longing for a disembodied state, symbolized by the longing for symbiosis, love, death, anesthesia, bliss and lunacy.' (Maximilian Hecker) Hecker's third long player isn't any less emotional than Infinite Love Songs or Rose, just simply more relaxed and clasped by retention. It presents eleven puristic songs which pour a comforting clarity and pleasant embrace. Intimacy on a higher level. Kitty Yo. 2005.
