[engl] The second LP by German punk veterans OHL is a lot fatter than their immature debut. The production is much crisper, the singing with its cynical bad news fits the political society. The songs are much more memorable. While OHL aren't really a thrash band, they produce some fast slabs of guitar-heavy power that will really tax your speakers at high volumes (like " Schrei, Schrei " " Warschauer Pakt " or "Belsen"). With "Nie wieder" they certainly have one of the most scathing anti-Nazi songs I've ever come across. OHL have found their command post! Recommended.

[engl] 40 years ago, one of the most important and at the time most controversial sampler in German punkhistory. “Die Deutschen Kommen”. In order not to support a label that is more than questionable with this new edition and yet to honor the 40th anniversary accordingly, a 7" edition limited to 500 pieces will be released on September 3rd, 2022 with the four "Die Deutschen Kommen" classics from OHL under the title "Alles für die Heimat". Comes with linenotes.

[engl] Another classic German punk / hardcore story. First released in 1994 on Impact Records, now released again for the first time, but as a double LP with bonus tracks. Did you hear "The 7th Sign" back then? The power chords at the beginning of "Blind und Taub" or the brutal riffing of "Falsche Demokratie"? "The 7th Sign" contains metallic elements, although it goes without saying that the band's punk-dominated past will not be forgotten. One thing is for sure: The 1994 album is one of the jewels of OHL's discography, not least because of its lyrical content. Four years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the OHL is raging against the old asshole Erich's regime in the GDR. A handful of songs deal with this topic, but OHL doesn't close its eyes to right-wing extremism either. In terms of the lyrics, this is nothing more than logical, OHL also doesn't forget to speak out against ultra-religious maniacs. The music is not overshadowed by the lyrics. OHL present themselves in a well regenerated state. With freshly charged batteries they shoot 18 songs into the crowd and that's almost too much of a good thing. The cover artwork has been completely revised, the result is a beautifully designed gatefold cover with an inside / out design.

[engl] Rough, fast, noisy hardcore German punk for the time, this band is at the top of European thrash king history. The guitars dominate while the drums and lead vocals struggle to be heard. Incredibly powerful music that puts her previous works to shame. From the start, OHL race on the highway of anti-commercial music. "1. Oktober” is both the start and the first highlight. Anyone who has ever heard German W.'s hysterical calls of “ Deutschland, Deutschland ” will never forget them. Many songs follow the manic rush of the opening title. Freut Euch“, „Glocken der Revolution“ and “Neue Macht” are among these songs and they celebrate an energetic orgy of uncompromising speed and grimly determined fighting spirit. Comes in an nice inside/ out gatefold sleeve with new Artwork and linernotes.