Luxus Leverpostei
Luxus Leverpostei formed in Hamburg in the early 1980s. Their name translates to 'Luxury Liverwurst,' which gives you a sense of their approach. They were a...
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Luxus Leverpostei formed in Hamburg in the early 1980s. Their name translates to 'Luxury Liverwurst,' which gives you a sense of their approach. They were a punk band with a political edge, and songs like '§195' addressed German abortion law directly enough to draw criticism from conservative groups.
Their music had the distorted guitars and driving rhythm you'd expect from punk, but they sometimes worked in ska or reggae elements. The original lineup included Frank Schumann on vocals, Michael Breuer on guitar, Thomas Müller on bass, and Hans Schmalbach on drums. Schumann was the only member who stayed through various lineup changes.
They put out several albums in the mid-80s, including '§195' in 1982, 'Macht Hass' in 1983, and 'Proletenpunk' in 1984. Other songs in their catalog include 'Abc Teateret,' 'Bakrus,' and 'Barne Tv.'
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