U96

[2] The name of the project comes from the film Das Boot about German submarine U-96 from World War II.

[1] The project's first hit, "Das Boot" (1991), is a techno adaptation of the film's title melody, which had been originally composed by Klaus Doldinger.

It was less commercially successful than its predecessor, but achieved three top-10 hits: "Love Sees No Colour", "Night in Motion", and "Inside Your Dreams", which peaked at number 1 in Finland.

The hit single releases from this album were "Love Religion" (with Daisy Dee) as well as the title track "Club Bizarre", with harmonies that were reused later by Brooklyn Bounce.

It was highly commercial in sound, with greater emphasis on Eurodance, despite retaining some electro and rave influences.