It was our first time playing the "new Batschkapp" and we had a great time! Huge stage, fantastic sound and a famous crowd that was ready to party.

We played against 14 other bands that evening and got a good slot to play at 8p.m..

Unfortunately we did not win anything outside of some experience. But as they say............."you can not win them all right"?! ;-)

As the famous Arnold Schwarzengger would say........(deep voice with Austrian accent).........Emergenza - "We'll be back"!!!

ROCK ON!

"Rednecks, white socks and Blue Ribbon beer!" is what we thought when we heard we were going to be playing a club called the Ponyhof.
All of a sudden we had these pictures in our minds of the Blues Brothers playing at Cal's Rodeo Stampede Bar and Grill? Which led us to the conclusion that we would also be playing in a cage that evening for a bunch of drunk cowboys.

So we put on our "shit kickers" (cowboy boots) and spurs, grabbed our gear and headed through the door to find a cozy little club with great people in it. And no cage! ;-)

What a good opportunity to break in our new bass player AlI! Who did not dissapoint us or...

"A child is born" Our debut CD is now available. After two years of blood, sweat and tears, our baby is finally here and we are VERY PROUD to present it. You can order it here by going to our "Contact" page and sending us a mail. Or through the link to Band Camp shown on the same page.

Mixing and Mastering was done by Axel Klein at Steamroller Studios in Mainz, Germany.

Veni, Vidi, Vici!!! We were really hot about getting out on the stage and presenting our songs for the first time. Had a great time with the crowd on that evening and rocked the house!

A group of our forefathers, also known as "The FLOODERS", who were outlaws and thieves that came from predominently white trash families.

They were just a bunch of good ole" country boys who liked to sip on their own homemade moonshine and make music together. In this picture we can see them congregating to discuss new methods on how to distill and distribute white lightnin' and their  "new fangled Grunge music" because they were to lazy to steal for a living. This picture was taken around the turn of  the 19th century in the near from Dog Creek in Tennessee. A historical moment in time is captured for eternity and beyon...