Lustfaust's sixth album heralded their first split. Half of the album was recorded whilst on the road in England and the other half upon their return to Berlin. Conflicting musical styles and goals resulted in Kruger editing down his track 'Genitaler Aufstand' to accommodate Van Baelen's 'Traurige Erbschaft'. Due to inconsistencies in tape length Kruger's track, at times, got cut off completely, undermining many of the mutual compromises attempted whilst recording the album and raising in-band tensions to breaking point. Ultimately Lustfaust go their separate ways, the album isn't advertised and very few copies are circulated.