Automatikk
Automatikk formed in Berlin in 1989. Their debut album, 'Gras Und Haschisch,' came out in 1990 and included the title track, which drew attention for its...
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Automatikk formed in Berlin in 1989. Their debut album, 'Gras Und Haschisch,' came out in 1990 and included the title track, which drew attention for its lyrics about drug use. The band's early lineup had Stefan Leichsenring on vocals, Martin Motnik on guitar, Robert Wollert on bass, and Jörg Uken on drums.
Their music pulled from stoner rock and heavy metal, with a raw, hypnotic feel that reminded some listeners of Kyuss or Black Sabbath.
Over time, members came and went, including guitarist Miko Matic and drummer Jan Elflein at points. They kept putting out albums through the '90s and 2000s, like 'Decadence,' 'Flow,' and 'From the Ashes,' sticking close to that heavy, riff-driven sound without much fuss.
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