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"Tanzwut" CD by Tanzwut

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Item no. 412687
Title Tanzwut
Musical Genre Folk Rock
Product topic Bands
Band Tanzwut
Release date 3/13/00
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Exkremento
  • 2.
    Im Rausch
  • 3.
    Kรถnigreich
  • 4.
    Das Schicksal
  • 5.
    Verrรผckt (Album Version)
  • 6.
    Augen zu
  • 7.
    Auferstehung
  • 8.
    Eisenmann
  • 9.
    Erinnerung
  • 10.
    Die Balz
  • 11.
    Komm her

by Andreas Reissnauer (null) Superficially, you could call Tanzwut a mix of Rammstein (electrobeats and low vocals) and In Extremo (bag pipes entries, medievil elements). Still Tanzwut have a great feeling for catchy beats and hooks. "Kรถnigreich" consists of 12 songs suitable for the dancetempel as well as for the stageIn my opinion, the voclas could be more varied since Teufel(= devil, very innovative name, bummer!) always sings on the same vocal level, which in the long run becomes pretty boring. Still I really like the bag pipes which could already become a trend for the next millenium. A real good debut!