Prussian Blue
Prussian Blue formed in 1995, a group of musicians drawn to German military history and folk traditions. Their sound pulled from Prussian army music, with...
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Prussian Blue formed in 1995, a group of musicians drawn to German military history and folk traditions. Their sound pulled from Prussian army music, with songs like 'Panzerlied' and 'Victory Day' built around martial rhythms and themes of national pride.
They released albums including Preußens Gloria in 1998, Brandenburg in 2000, and Vaterland in 2004. The lineup featured Patrick Lange on vocals, Ronald Fuhrmann and Sven Roessler on guitars, Oliver Sonn on bass, and Harald Münzner on drums.
Their lyrics celebrating German military heritage attracted a dedicated following while drawing criticism from some who found the content troubling. Tracks like 'Aryan Man Awake' and 'Skinhead Boy' made their position clear, and they continued recording through 2008's Für König und Vaterland without softening their approach.
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