From 1994 to 1998, the Versauten stepchildren from Freiberg / Saxony swirled the punk scene with two albums and two singles. Highly aggressive Pogo-Irokesen hardcore punk, prototypical for the 1990s, the then German punk revival and in direct succession to the 80s greats such as pre-war youth. In a league with bands like Rawside, Recharge, Corrupt or Toxoplasma. Punk was street, thief, violent, loud and combative.
At some point in the late 1990s was shift, songs with classic status remained. A part of the original line-up now returns as VSK, reinforced with Martin K. and Nils von Rasta Knast on guitar and drums and Julian (Gloomster) on vocals. VSK continue seamlessly where they left off two decades ago. Incredibly fat, catchy, confrontational German-speaking hardcore punk that wants to burst with anger. Completely out of time and that's why it's so horny: inciting, angry, aggressive and pissed-on, you're balling your way through 16 songs.
Some of them are newly recorded and boldly produced kinky stepchildren classics such as "Schlag back", "Old Comrades", "When No One Rules" and "Democracy must occasionally be bathed in blood", along with brand new songs that line up seamlessly.
No one has been able to do this for ages so consistently, radically, energetically and snortingly. Deutschpunk, who wants to be German punk and has lost none of its original explosive power. Rough, rough, rousing and far away from the scrap, which later made an entire genre almost unbearable.
£10.00 plus post
Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRNA2PdaWzM
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