Fleischmann "Fleischwolf"

Fleischmann was a band from Germany, founded about 1990, that released several albums, their most popular one being "Hunger", which made its debut in 1995.

A single was released from the album titled "Ohne Traurigkeit". They received help on the "Hunger" album from Farin Urlaub (from Die Ärzte), who assisted in the backing vocals and chorus.

Fleischmann pioneered a style called "Neue Deutsche Härte", being ancestors of successful bands like Rammstein. Their style is a kind of a "missing link" between Metal and NDH.

Fleischmann is German for "Meat man" or "Flesh man".

All musicians were formerly members of East German punk rock bands.

Fleischwolf is their second album, released in 1993.

Track list:

1. Hölle 03:05   
2. Fleischwolf 04:49   
3. Projektor 03:25  
4. Kind der Depression 04:09   
5. Insekt 04:36  
6. Krieg 02:48  
7. Dreck 03:02   
8. Ordnung der Dinge III 02:43  
9. Krebs 04:15  
10. Alles ist gut (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft cover) 05:04  
11. Praeteritum 02:03  

Total time:  39:59  

Also available on advanced Promo CD in cardboard sleeve, released in 1992 and produced by Sven Conquest.

Album title translation (from German): Meatgrinder

Song title translations (from German):

1. Hell

2. Meatgrinder

3. Projector

4. Child of depression

5. Insect

6. War

7. Filth/Dirt

8. Order of things III

9. Cancer/Crab

10. All is good (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft cover)

11. Preterite