Kurhaus (band)
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Kurhaus is a hardcore band from northern Germany. The name is a german word that can be translated circa as "spa hotel".
[edit] General information
Kurhaus is a hardcore or post-hardcore band from northern Germany known for intense live shows and lyrics that are both personal and political. Some political topics covered by the bands songs are gender (refuse to be a man, animal rights (treat me like an animal, c.e.t.a.), nationalism (cut the pole) or overcoming capitalism (we've marked these red lines). The band was formed in 1996, played a three figure number of shows and released numerous records on labels like Zeitstrafe or Freecore. Kurhaus may claim the invention of the term "anti tough guy hardcore". This term does not define a musical genre but means rather a general criticism on machismo, homophobia, male supremacy and heteronormativity within the hardcore scene.
[edit] Discography
- demo tape (D.I.Y., 1998)
- live demo cd-r (D.I.Y., 1999)
- last exit: revolution cd (D.I.Y., 2000)
- lifesigns&scars cd (D.I.Y., 2002)
- refuse to be dead cd/lp (lp on Zeitstrafe 2005 cd on Freecore 2004)
- a future pornography cd/lp (lp on Zeitstrafe 2006 cd on pXf records 2006)
plus numerous otherwise unreleased tracks on compilations like "kinder spielen tod" (Zeitstrafe), "the emo apocalypse" (React With Protest) and many benefit compilations.
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