Hurensoehne
, released in 1993, contained songs the band had accumulated in 1991-1992 when they weren't able to find a suitable record company. It is a strong effort with provocative songs, but sometimes quality drowns in quantity. Instead of releasing 18 songs on this album, the band should have sifted through the material a bit and could have done much better by cutting down by half a dozen songs. The most obvious issue is the difference in quality between
Gerhard Gundermann
and
Tamara Danz
' lyrics:
Danz
is a hell of a singer, but in her talents as a lyricist she is sometimes limited. Fortunately,
"Halloween in Ostberlin,"
"Bye Bye,"
"Traumpaar"
are some notable exceptions. These songs, as well as
Gundermann
's contributions (
"Fliegender Fisch"
"Loch Im Kopp"
), are the best moments of
. ~ Frank Eisenhuth