Grobschnitt is a German progressive/krautrock band formed in 1970, noted for space-influenced prog, theatrical live shows and a lineup that included two drummers.

Formed in Germany in 1970. First studio album released 1972. In a 19-year career the band performed 1,356 concerts and released 14 albums. Signed to Brain Records. Live shows combined music, theatre and social satire. Lineup (as reported in reviews) included Gerd Otto Kühn (Lupo), Volkar Kahrs (Il Mistico), Bernard Uhlemann, Wolfgang Jäger (Popo), Stefan Danielak (Wildschwei), Joachim Ehrig (Eroc) and Axel Harlos (Felix). Reviews note extensive use of electronics (VCS3), space-rock, psychedelia and symphonic prog elements.

Grobschnitt are a German progressive/krautrock group praised across DeBaser reviews for spacey, theatrical music and strong live shows. Reviewers highlight the Solar Music material and the ambitious double album Ballermann. Vocal, guitar and organ arrangements and the band's live-theatre approach are repeatedly noted.

For:Fans of progressive rock, krautrock, space rock and theatrical live performances.

 In their 19-year career, they have traveled thousands of kilometers, managing to perform 1,356 concerts and release 14 albums.

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 Do you hear the music of the Sun? Do you hear the music of the Sun? Do you hear the music of the Sun? Do you hear the music of the Sun? Do you hear the music of the Sun? Do you hear the music of the Sun?

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 Ballermann is a historic album that has made (and will make) fans of all these historic musical genres happy.

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