One is asked to "like" the page of a label through a large so-called "social network," which one, as a small insignificant net reporter, is happy to do, and discovers there as the first release a piece of colored vinyl. Well, unfortunately, my turntable has been missing for years, and just as I'm about to ask the label boss for a digital copy, a link is sent with the request to take a look at the record.
And what do you hear: Hardcore, with angry current lyrics that scream out the hatred and rage against the so-called "normal world." Whether it's general surveillance as in the first song "Ihre Agenda," child abuse in "In ihrem Blut," consumer behavior in the piece "Missgeburt," or fascism in "Verpiss Dich." One song I particularly want to highlight is "Palästina," which speaks to me personally from the heart, but of course can lead to a lot of discussions.
The only thing one could criticize again is, as with many hardcore bands, the sometimes somewhat incomprehensible vocals, which is why it only gets 9 out of 10 points. However, since the lyrics of the songs are printed on the inlay, and most of us are capable of reading, this is not a major flaw. All in all, a wonderful work with 14 songs that definitely belongs in the collection. So look forward to it and bombard the label boss with orders; "Ghoststreet" deserves to become better known beyond the region.
This article was automatically translated by AI.
