- Neon Golden (2003)
- Shrink (2003)
- Day 7
- Chemicals
- Another Planet
- Moron
- Electric Bear
- No Encores
- N.L.
- Shrink
- Your Signs
- 0-4
- The Devil, You + Me (2008)
- Good Lies
- Where In This World
- Gloomy Planets
- Alphabet
- The Devil, You + Me
- Gravity
- Sleep
- On Planet Off
- Boneless
- Hands On Us
- Gone Gone Gone
- Sturm (2009)
- Vilina Kosa Version
- Jan
- Sarajevo 1
- Prayer
- Simon
- Storm 1
- The Hague
- Jonas
- Storm 2
- Sarajevo 2
- Sturm 2
- Close To The Glass (2014)
- Signals
- Close To The Glass
- Kong
- Into Another Tune
- Casino
- From One Wrong Place To The Next
- 7-Hour-Drive
- The Fifth Quarter of the Globe
- Run Run Run
- Steppin' In
- Lineri
- They Follow Me
- Messier Objects (2015)
- Object 1
- Object 2
- Object 3
- Object 4
- Object 5
- Object 6
- Object 7
- Object 8
- Object 9
- Object 10
- Object 11
- Object 12
- Object 13
- Object 14
- Object 15
- Das Spiel ist aus
- Object 16
The Devil, You + Me is the sixth studio album by German indie rock band The Notwist. It was released in May 2008. The first single was Where in This World, for which a promo video was released to the media. The Notwist make music that's at once impossibly personal and hugely inviting. This release is their most important and moving to date, in the band's nearly 20 year career. Markus Acher's singular voice surrounds you with all the comfort of familiarity, the euphoria of re-acquaintance. It takes a while before the words and the scale of the musical language sink in. The deluxe limited edition is a hard-bound book with full color 24-page insert. Read more on Last.fm.
A soundtrack to the film of the same name from Hans-Christian Schmid. A balanced form of modern experimental acoustic 'chamber music', using "bowed xylophone, alienated glockenspiel, orchestra accordion and minimal electronic". Read more on Last.fm.
