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Meister des Wahnsinns
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Alkoholiker
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Frühlingsanfang
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Fußgängalarm
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Niemals Gewitter
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Zerlegung
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Kotze im Einkaufswagen Lüneburg, Germany
From the Lüneburg avangarde underground Kotze im Einkaufswagen combines dadaist text fragments, obscure guitar riffs, percussion / bass thrashing with influences from punk, wave, noise, but also jazz and industrial to a disturbing blend. Kotze im Einkaufswagen polarizes opinions, accuses consumption, wakes people up, disturbs, but also breaks the own cliché of being musicians in a wonderful way. ... more
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