Dachshund blood

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Dachshund blood
General information
origin Hamburg , Germany
Genre (s) punk
founding 1994
resolution 1999
Founding members
Jens Rachut
Andreas Ness
Wieland Krämer
Heiner Ebber
Last occupation
singing
 Jens Rachut
guitar
 Andreas Ness
bass
 Wieland Krämer
Drums
 Heiner Ebber

Dachshund Blood was a Hamburg punk band that existed from 1994 to 1999. The band was founded in 1994 as the successor to the Hamburg-based punk band Blumen am Arsch der Hölle , whose members were singer Jens Rachut , guitarist Andreas Ness and bassist Wieland Krämer. Drummer Heiner Ebber had previously played with the Waltons in Berlin .

The first album Schützen und Promote was recorded and mixed in 1995 by the Leatherface singer Frankie Stubbs in the Norwegian Kuinesdal studio . Stylistically, the band tied in with flowers on the ass of hell as well as with their previous projects Angeschissen and Das Moor . They covered Funny van Dannens song Take your sad songs from his CD Club songs (1995). A second long player was released in 1997. Flooding and diving was recorded by Ian Burgess in the French Black Box Studio, the mix was again done by Frankie Stubbs. Both albums were released exclusively as vinyl records .

In 1997 the band recorded the EP Dackelblut 7 ″ on the occasion of their Japan tour . In addition to a Japanese version of the song Der Koch, it contains a guest contribution by the Berlin duo Stereo Total, which is popular in Japan . Françoise Cactus sang a French version of Children Have Children . This time Frankie Stubbs and the band worked in the balls studio in Hamburg.

Shortly thereafter, Dachshund blood dissolved. The musicians got together again in the following years with the punk bands Oma Hans and Kommando Sonne-nmilch . In 2002 Peter Stein published the half-hour concert film Der Taucher mit dem Anorak about the band.

Discography

  • 1995: Protecting and conveying (LP, ships / indigo )
  • 1997: Flooding and diving (LP, ships / indigo)
  • 1997: Dachshund Blood 7 ″ (EP, Heartfirst)

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