No two weeks after the release at the beginning of 2019, the LP version of “bitchlifecrisis” was sold out. Almost 1.5 years later, the overdue reissue is finally here. The record has received new cover artwork, which is somewhat “more erotic” thanks to model Nicolas Dinkelauch (photo by Jonathan Göpfert, see image). This time in simple “black” vinyl. Ltd. 500 copies.
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Five years after the milestone “Mama, Ich Blute,” the lively collective around LUISE FUCKFACE has evolved from late adolescence into “Bitchlifecrisis,” programmatically acknowledging that this is not just a band, but primarily a self-help group and psychosocial experiment. As always, politically correct and seriously dedicated, the Berliners address failed love relationships, their own stagnation, coming of age, lower-class feminism, societal pressure, and of course, um, sex. Musically, the 14 new songs offer the usual high-energy mix of electro-clash, NDW, early punk, and rap vibes. TCHIK is therefore not really thinking about growing up and is moving much closer to the German rap idiom than before, not only in the song titles or feature parts with PÖBEL MC or JUSE JU. Dreamily catchy hooklines, incredible song titles and lyrics, a bold attitude, and breathing relaxed through the pants - the perfect soundtrack for the justified fears of old white men!
Detailed information about "bitchlifecrisis" here
Five years after the milestone “Mama, Ich Blute,” the lively collective around LUISE FUCKFACE has evolved from late adolescence into “Bitchlifecrisis,” programmatically acknowledging that this is not just a band, but primarily a self-help group and psychosocial experiment. As always, politically correct and seriously dedicated, the Berliners address failed love relationships, their own stagnation, coming of age, lower-class feminism, societal pressure, and of course, um, sex. Musically, the 14 new songs offer the usual high-energy mix of electro-clash, NDW, early punk, and rap vibes. TCHIK is therefore not really thinking about growing up and is moving much closer to the German rap idiom than before, not only in the song titles or feature parts with PÖBEL MC or JUSE JU. Dreamily catchy hooklines, incredible song titles and lyrics, a bold attitude, and breathing relaxed through the pants - the perfect soundtrack for the justified fears of old white men!
