Next up is a real piece of contemporary history on the turntable: the discography double LP by Reich & Schön from Leipzig. The combo existed from 1995 to 2005. Unfortunately, I didn't get to interview them because they disbanded exactly a year prior – such a shame, but even cooler that the songs are finally available collected on vinyl. Musically, a solid 30 tracks blast from the speakers. This is uncompromising, gritty old-school DtschPunk, carried by the wonderfully pissed-off voice of singer Pusch. The songs were remastered for the record, have plenty of punch, but retain that old, dirty charm. For us vinyl fans, this piece is an absolute dream: the double LP is limited to a slim 300 copies, comes in a stylish gatefold cover, and on red-black marbled vinyl. Maik really didn't hold back – it includes a hefty booklet with lyrics, the complete band history, old photos, and an interview. Anyone wanting to secure this piece of East German punk history should grab it directly from the online shop of Elb-Power-Records.
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