OMA HANS - Bremen Zürich Karlsruhe / Trapperfieber DLP

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OMA HANS - Bremen Zürich Karlsruhe / Trapperfieber DLPWhen Dackelblut disbanded in 1999, a gigantic musical gap arose in sophisticated German punk rock. In 2001, however, the remaining core group Rachut Ness made a loud comeback in the same musical vein as Oma Hans. They started off in top form with the mini LP "Bremen Zrich Karlsruhe" and then reached their peak a good year later with "Trapperfieber". Songs like "Tse Tse Fliege", "Ukraine" and "Django" are among the strongest ever released in this

An alchemical balance of detailed and dynamic production guides each element to the fore in steady waves of relentless momentum

was responsible for the aggressive guitar leads

It Hurts makes for a killer listen and should not be missed

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pointillist compositions

Tracked in Canada and then mixed and mastered by Arthur Rizk once again

Improvisational forward momentum coexists with a free-floating

while the center labels détourn Columbia’s classic ’70s style

"If you've been searching for a band that sounds like a fusion between Electric Wizard and Black Sabbath

” and the gradual build up of “Virtues of Restraint” on side one

leaving you with weird feeling that you might just been to nightmare logic dance club built on the set of Albert Pyun's Nemesis

the sound encompasses elements from the genres of shoegazing