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Pyogenesis
Pyogenesis formed in Karlsruhe, Germany in 1991 with Flo V. Schwarz on vocals, Wolfgang "Wolle" Maier on guitar, and Malte Brauer on bass. They put out their...
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Abstract Life
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Addiction Pole
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Africa
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Alternative Girls
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Angels Welcome Us
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As You Wish
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Bar Infernale
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Blue Smiley's Plan
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Don't You Say Maybe
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Down
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Drive Me Down
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Empathy
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Empty Space
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Every Man For Himself... And God Against All
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Every Single Day
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Pyogenesis formed in Karlsruhe, Germany in 1991 with Flo V. Schwarz on vocals, Wolfgang "Wolle" Maier on guitar, and Malte Brauer on bass. They put out their first album, "Sweet X-Rated Nothings," in 1993. The band's lyrics often dealt with individualism and skepticism toward organized religion, which got them into trouble in some places.
They kept recording through the '90s and 2000s, with albums like "Mono," "She Makes Me Wish I Had a Gun," and "A Century in the Curse of Time." Songs such as "Every Man For Himself... And God Against All" and "Abstract Life" reflect their persistent themes. The lineup shifted over time, but Schwarz, Maier, and Brauer remained at the center, with drummer Dirk "Ducky" Wachowiak joining later.
Pyogenesis made heavy music that didn't fit neatly into metal subgenres, and their confrontational stance on social and religious topics found an audience among listeners who were drawn to that kind of directness. They weren't trying to be anthemic; they were more interested in questioning things.
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