Carambolage - Eilzustellung-Expres (Vinyl) (US Import)
Carambolage - Eilzustellung-Expres (Vinyl) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Carambolage
- EAN/UPC
- 4015698560244
- Product Type
- Vinyl
- Cat No
- TR499
- Released
- 2022
- Pressing
- Germany
- Studio
- Tapete Records
- Music Genre
- Punk , New wave , Electronic
- Styles
- No Wave, Punk, Leftfield, NDW, New Wave
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Description
Carambolage — Eilzustellung-Exprès
Format: Vinyl • Label: Tapete Records (TR499) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: Germany • Genre: No Wave, Punk, Leftfield, NDW, New Wave
Tracklist:
A1. Vollgeturnt
A2. Eingeschneit
A3. Widerlich
A4. Was Mir Widerfuhr
A5. Gehirnwäsche
A6. Warum
B1. Maschine
B2. Die Zeit
B3. Psychoeintopf
B4. Was Ist Das
B5. Take Me
B6. Lisa
B7. I Remember You
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About the artist
German Punk and New Wave trio founded 1979 in Fresenhagen, Schleswig Holstein. They are considered as first pure female Punk band in Germany. They were connected with Ton Steine Scherben, with who they lived in a community in a farm in Fresenhagen. Founding member Elfie-Esther Steitz is the younger sister of TSS-musician R.P.S. Lanrue.
Britta Neander and Elfie-Esther Steitz grew up in Rodgau near Frankfurt in Germany. Neander followed R.P.S. Lanrue and Rio Reiser to Berlin, as both also were originally from Rodgau. In 1979, when the band TSS already lived in Friesenhagen, Neander asked Steitz to found a band together and Steitz agreed. Both moved to Fresenhagen in 1979. Shortly after founding Carambolage, Angie Olbrich, who was living near Fresenhagen, joined the band.
After recording their first album in 1980, Angie Olbrich had to be substituted by Janett Lemmen in 1982, as Olbrich was pregnant, when the band wanted to record a second album. Lemmen was also from a small village near Fresenhagen and she stayed in the group even after Olbrich returned.
As their third album, recorded in 1985 was rejected by CBS, the band split.
Source: Discogs