comment FEEDBACK
notifications people person {{user_data.username}} Log out {{ snack_text }} Close
Picture of Die Kassierer

Top tracks - Die Kassierer

1
fa-play-circle
playlist_add
2
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
3
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
4
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
5
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
6
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
7
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
8
fa-play-circle
playlist_add
9
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
10
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
11
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
12
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
13
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
14
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
15
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
16
fa-play-circle
Susanna Keye
playlist_add
17
fa-play-circle
Hack Mack Jackson
playlist_add
18
fa-play-circle
playlist_add
19
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
20
fa-play-circle
Die Kassierer
playlist_add
View more View less

About Die Kassierer

Die Kassierer (The Cashiers), also Die mächtigen Kassierer (The Mighty Cashiers), are a satirical punk band from Bochum-Wattenscheid in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The group was founded in 1985 by Wolfgang Wendland (vocals), Nikolai Sonnenscheiße (guitar), Volker Kampfgarten (drums, jazz guitar) and Mitch Maestro (bass guitar). The lyrics of Die Kassierer's songs are mainly about drugs, sex, violence, strange phenomena - such as aliens - and the region the band comes from. Generally their lyrics are extremely satirical and therefore often misunderstood. Die Kassierer have been criticized for making what has been considered aggressive and socially as well as sexually disorienting music, but up to now only the album Habe Brille (I got glasses) has been officially indexed as harmful by the "Bundesprüfstelle für jugendgefährdende Medien" (Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons). This indexing was due to the original album's pornografic cover. Shortly after the indexing the cover was changed, so that the LP was acceptable for sale in Germany again. Further attempts to label other LPs of Die Kassierer have been blocked by the courts because their songs were deemed satirical and socially critical enough to qualify as art. In honor of the 20th anniversary of the band in 2005 nineteen artists, including the Donots, Die Lokalmatadore, Hennes Bender, Emscherkurve 77 and Mambo Kurt recorded songs of Die Kassierer for a tribute album, also called "Kunst". Bela B. and Rodrigo González from Die Ärzte played under the pseudonym 2 fickende Hunde (2 Fucking Dogs). 4 years before Die Kassierer had played a song for the Die Ärzte- tribute sampler "GötterDÄmmerung". They had transformed the song "Du willst mich küssen" (You want to kiss me) into "Du willst mich fisten" (You want to fist me).


This article uses material from the Wikipedia article Die Kassierer , which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0.

Interesting links - Die Kassierer

Hottest videos on mozaart right now

Notion by The Rare Occasions
Notion
The Rare Occasions
Está Dañada by Ivan Cornejo
Está Dañada
Ivan Cornejo
The Red Means I Love You by Madds Buckley
The Red Means I Love You
Madds Buckley
love nwantiti (ah ah ah) by CKay
love nwantiti (ah ah ah)
CKay
masquerade by Siouxxie
masquerade
Siouxxie
love nwantiti (feat. DJ Yo & AX'EL) - Remix by CKay, DJ Yo, AX'EL
love nwantiti (feat. DJ Yo & AX'EL) - Remix
CKay, DJ Yo, AX'EL
MONEY by LISA
MONEY
LISA
this is what falling in love feels like by JVKE
this is what falling in love feels like
JVKE
Two Moons by BoyWithUke
Two Moons
BoyWithUke
Registred Mozaart.com 2019
Previous skip_previous Play play_arrow Pause pause Next skip_next Share fa-share-alt Playlist queue_music