Abschlach!
Background information
OriginHamburg,  Germany
GenresRock, Punk, Ska
Years active1994–present
Members
  • Michael Wendt
  • Jan-Michel „Muchel“ Deutsch
  • Boris Krohn
  • Domi
  • Sven
  • Tobias Heilmann
Past members
  • Joachim Eybe
  • Henning „Dülsen“ Trolsen
  • Jan Däumling
  • Tom Einecke
Websitewww.abschlach.de

Abschlach! is a rock band from Hamburg, Germany, whose music mainly focuses on their hometown Hamburg and the local football club Hamburger SV. "Abschlach!" refers on the one hand to the tee off in football, on the other hand to the tee off (shake hands) with the fans.[1]

Style

The band plays punk rock with English influences and German lyrics. With the second album, metal riffs were added in addition to ska and reggae influences.[2]

Topics

Mainly treats Abschlach! topics such as football and everything that goes with it, but also socio-critical texts or songs about their hometown of Hamburg are part of the lyrics. They rarely address political issues. In the song Abgelehnt from the album Freunde they take a stand against any kind of extremism without positioning themselves in any direction.[1]

Discography

Albums

  • Ne’ einfache Band (2003, WMP/NMD)
  • Runter ans Ufer (2005, WMP NMD)
  • Freunde (2008, WMP/NMD)
  • Du wirst uns siegen seh’n! (2012, WMP/NMD)
  • Meist kommt’s anders (2015, WMP/Soulfood)
  • Geile Zeit (2018, WMP/Soulfood)
  • HSV! (2019, WMP/Soulfood)

Singles

  • Mein Hamburg lieb ich sehr (2003; WMP/NMD)
  • HSV Vereinshymne (2008; WMP/NMD, vom 1887-Shop, limitierte Auflage)
  • Getrennt in den Farben (2013; WMP/Membran)
  • Mein Hamburg lieb ich sehr (2016, WMP/Soulfood)
  • HSV forever (2017 WMP/Soulfood)
  • Oldschool HSV (2018 WMP/Believe)[3]

Charts

Album[4] Date Peak position
Meist kommt's anders 9 October 2015 99
Geile Zeit 12 October 2018 26

References

  1. 1 2 "Abschlach! – laut.de – Band". laut.de (in German). Retrieved 2022-03-04.
  2. ↑ "Abschlach! - Du Wirst Uns Siegen Seh'n! Review • metal.de". metal.de. Retrieved 2022-03-04.
  3. ↑ "Abschlach!". Discogs. Retrieved 2022-03-04.
  4. ↑ "Suche - Offizielle Deutsche Charts". www.offiziellecharts.de. Retrieved 2022-03-04.
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