Paganblut
Paganblut formed in 2003, playing German folk music with lyrics that touched on ancient Germanic mythology and nationalist themes. Their song 'SS Marschiert...
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Paganblut formed in 2003, playing German folk music with lyrics that touched on ancient Germanic mythology and nationalist themes. Their song 'SS Marschiert In Feindesland' drew particular attention for its subject matter. The band released several albums including 'Blut und Ehre' in 2005, 'Heimattreue' in 2006, and 'Kampf und Sieg' in 2009.
Their music incorporated martial rhythms and nationalistic lyrics that set them apart from other German folk revival acts. Core members included Wolf-Rüdiger Müller on vocals and guitar, Torsten Schmidt on bass, and Michael Möller on drums. Other songs in their catalog included 'Wir Sind Das Deutsche Afrikakorps (Rommel Marsch)' and 'Die braune Kompanie'.
Performances sometimes became contentious, with protests occurring at their concerts. Their audience was largely drawn from nationalist circles rather than mainstream folk music listeners.
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