Sluta Leta

New album “Drift Dekoder” out October 10, 2025!

Photo by Heidi Specker, artwork by Heike Nehl

Drift Dekoder by Sluta Leta presents a collection of electronic poems sparkling with funky-shifted beats and grooves, some delightfully disturbing vocals and seductive modernist sound aesthetics.

Almost 30 years after the release of Lisa 94 on Cheap Records, Sluta Leta returns to the Viennese cult label with their new album. Andi Pieper and Ramon Bauer have once again teamed up with Gerhard Potuznik to produce some crispy new songs that are bound to set the tone for the second half of the 2020s and beyond.

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Sluta Leta first emerged in the mid-1990s with a series of EPs on legendary labels such as Mego (Fan Club, 1995), Uptight (Space Is The Place, 1996), Cheap Records (Lisa 94, 1998) and Chocoloate Industries (…If You Like Champagne On Ice?, 1999).

After the release of Sluta Leta's debut full length album Semi Peterson on Mego in 2003, the group somehow got lost in Second Life. Having missed a good decade and a half but not a beat, Sluta Leta unexpectedly reappeared in 2020 with a new album – Entrée Contrôle produced by Andi Pieper and Ramon Bauer with a little help from Gerhard Potuznik – released on famersmanual’s generate and test label.

Sluta Leta’s latest album Drift Dekoder, released on Cheap Records in October 2025, is ultimately setting the tone for the second half of the 2020s and beyond.