Jesus Christ Superstars is the fifth studio album by Slovenian industrial and electronic music group Laibach. Released in 1996 the concept album collects original and cover songs where religion is the central theme. The theme of religion is constructed around Christianity and the title references Andrew Lloyd Webber's rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar.
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| Released | October 28, 1996 | |||
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| Length | 46:36 | |||
| Label | Mute | |||
| Producer | Peter Penko | |||
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Unlike the albums before it, Jesus Christ Superstars has a much more guitar driven sound, with the overall result being reminiscent of the bands belonging to the genre of industrial metal.
"God is God" is a cover of the Juno Reactor song.
"Jesus Christ Superstar" is a cover of the Andrew Loyd Weber and Tim Rice song from the stage and film musical, "Jesus Christ Superstar".
"The Cross" is a cover of the Prince song.
"To the New Light" is an adaptation of their early song "Brat moj," with a new English translation of the lyrics.