Two compilation albums, Würst and Greatest Shit , were released in September that same year.
Its companion remix album, Krieg , was released in early 2010.
KMFDM’s sixteenth studio album, Blitz , released in March 2009, showcased further collaboration with Skold, but less input from the band members not living in Germany.
KMFDM Records released Skold vs. KMFDM in early 2009, which was a collaboration that Skold and Konietzko conducted over the Internet while on separate continents from June to October 2008.
Following the Finnish school shootings of 2007 and 2008 , media reports again attempted to draw a connection between the shooters and KMFDM, and noted that both listed the band among their favorites. In an interview with Norwegian broadcaster NRK shortly after the 2008 incident, Konietzko responded to these claims…
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Tohuvabohu had a companion, Brimborium , a full length remix album released in 2008 that barely made it onto Billboard ‘ s Dance/Electronic Albums Chart, hitting No. 20 for a single week.
KMFDM re-released all of its old singles and hard-to-find tracks from before the 1999 breakup in a series of three double albums called Extra — Vol. 1 , Vol. 2 , and Vol. 3 —in mid-2008.
Konietzko announced in October 2007 that he was packing up and moving back to Germany in the next three months.
Konietzko took a new approach for Tohuvabohu , released in 2007.
The albums were released in chronological order in groups of two or three from September 2006 to May 2007.